The Indian Institute of Interior Designers Design Confluence & Showcase (IDCS) has brought together more than 500 architects and interior designers to showcase the latest trends in interior design. The three-day exhibition, which began on Friday at the Indira Gandhi Pratishthan, offers visitors a one-stop destination for everything related to house renovation, construction, and interior design upgrades.

The exhibition features over 40 stalls offering lighting solutions, tiles, marble for washrooms, interiors, and exteriors, doors, windows, decorative materials, and sanitary ware, among other things. Visitors can find a wide range of options, including stone-coated aluminum roofing tiles, mother-of-pearl-based wall tiles, and those made of fabric and foam, with prices ranging from Rs 200-5,000 per sqft.

In addition to innovative tiling solutions, visitors can also find raw materials for termite-proof, water-resistant, fungus-proof, and UV-protected furniture, such as aluminum high-pressure laminates and powder-coated aluminum doors and windows, priced at Rs 350 sq feet and Rs 1,500-2,000 sq feet, respectively. For pet-friendly interior options, visitors can explore pet acoustical panels made of plastic yarns, starting from Rs 1,100 to 1,200 per sqft. Lifts that do not require a pit room or machine roof are also available, starting from a range of Rs 5 lakh.

The IDCS exhibition in Lucknow is a great opportunity for architects, interior designers, and homeowners to discover the latest trends and innovative solutions in interior design, all under one roof. The exhibition will remain open until March 19, and visitors are encouraged to explore the stalls and workshops to find inspiration for their next home renovation or interior design project.