Nuansa Alam To Environmental Friendly, Interior Design Trends That Rise Leaves This Year

The upward interior design trend in 2025 (Adelia/VOI)

JAKARTA - In the world of interior design, the trend continues to change along with lifestyle dynamics and functional needs of space.

Starting from natural textures, neutral colors, to environmentally friendly coatings, everything is part of an interior design trend that will rise in popularity in 2025.

PT AICA Indonesia, as a pioneer in the Japanese technology-based interior material industry, is at the forefront of responding to these challenges and needs with deep and sustainable product innovations. This was conveyed by Kevin Octavius, Sales & Marketing Manager of PT Aica Indonesia at the AICA event launching a new product line at Indo BuildTech 2025.

"We are very supportive of the trend that always develops in the interior world. The most favorite pattern is wood and stone," said Kevin Octavius, Sales & Marketing Manager of PT Aica Indonesia, when met at ICE BSD, Tangerang on Wednesday, July 2, 2025.

The trend of using natural materials such as wood and stone continues to be favored, but the sustainability of natural resources is now a major concern. This is where High Pressure Laminates (HPL) technology comes as a smart solution. HPL is designed to replicate its natural appearance with high precision, without sacrificing the sustainability of nature.

"The HPL function replaces wood. Instead of using original materials, we use HPL. Besides being more economical, the installation is also much easier," explained Kevin.

In presenting the relevant design, AICA actively monitors the world's interior trends. One of the main inspirations coming from Italy and Japan, two countries known to have a strong influence on design aesthetics.

There are many panel models that we see from Italy, then we adjust them to local needs. Even the current trend of box panels is booming, it has been in Japan since 2012," said Kevin.

The results of this cross-cultural approach are a rich product portfolio, ranging from a decorative HPL, a fire-resistant panel (CARL), SPC floor, to a modern and flexible AICA R wall coating.

At Indo BuildTech 2025, AICA presented AICA HOME, a booth installation that describes a complete modern residential space. From the kitchen to the bedroom, each zone utilizes AICA products in an integrated manner. This represents how interior designs can be harmonious as well as efficient.

Designing interior is not just choosing paint color or buying furniture. This is an investment in long-term comfort, space efficiency, and quality of life. The materials used must last a long time, aesthetic, and be easy to install, three criteria that AICA product lines consistently answer.

"AICA is no longer just Aibon. We are now a provider of glue for a comprehensive interior, from walls, tables, to floors," said Kevin.

With a long history since 1974 and the legacy of the legendary Aibon adhesive product, now AICA has become the leader of the interior solution based on Japanese technology. Its participation at Indo BuildTech 2025 is a symbol of the transformation and expansion of commitment to the growing Indonesian interior market.

"We want to make sure that AICA is not only known from the past, but also from its contribution today in enriching modern interior designs," concluded Kevin.

1. Prioritize Resilience and Function

Choose ingredients that are resistant to heat, scratch, and moist, especially in areas such as kitchens and bathrooms. HPL and CERARL are suitable for the area.

2. Consistent Aesthetics

Use materials that allow the uniformity of motifs and textures throughout the room. AICA products such as AICA R and ToughTop offer visual variants that are harmonious but still flexible.

3. Easy Installation = Time and Cost Efficiency

Products with a practical installation system accelerate project work, conserve labor, and reduce construction waste.

4. Support for International Quality Local Products

AICA products have TKDN, Green Label, and ISO 9001 certified, which ensure that the quality meets the standards of large and sustainable projects.