50 per cent Indians associate personal growth to their study space: Report
Updated On: 09 February, 2024 07:42 AM IST | New Delhi | IANS
Over 54 per cent of respondents emphasise a direct correlation between their personal growth, aspirations, and productivity to their study table and chair
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In India, home decor transcends traditional aesthetics, serving as a mirror to cultural values, emotional ties, and the dynamic evolution of living spaces, according to a recent study ‘HomeScapes’ by Godrej Interio, a business of Godrej & Boyce, the flagship company of the Godrej Group. The study underscores the unique expression of consumers` personalities and values through their choices in home and décor and the intrinsic connection between homes and personal growth.
According to the study, 25 per cent of the respondents prioritise envisioning a personal corner or space when contemplating their initial home purchase, viewing it as a sanctuary for solitary activities and tranquillity. In one of the most interesting findings from the study, over 54 per cent of respondents emphasise a direct correlation between their personal development, aspirations, and productivity to their study table and chair. For them, focusing and working efficiently elsewhere is a considerable challenge. Additionally, about 62 per cent involve their child when selecting study tables and chairs for their kids` room.
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