Adding Warmth to Your Home and Making it Feel Homier

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HomeOne of the biggest challenges that come with decorating a larger space is making it feel cosy and homey. This is especially true if you do not have nearly enough furniture to fill your spacious abode. Sure, you can use the minimalist approach, but sometimes it just does not produce a very homey vibe. Fortunately, there are plenty of tips and tricks to make a big room feel more inviting.

Here are some simple and quick updates to add warmth to your home décor:

Use Texture

Upholstered furniture or flannel bedding can create a soft and relaxing feel. Introduce a variety of textures in your home décor for warmth and richness. Add pieces or furnishings made from chenille or incorporate a rustic wood coffee table into the design.

Warm Colour Palette

Warmer shades work best in creating a warm and inviting look. Use colour combinations coming from the warmer end of the colour spectrum for an appealing background. You can also use any shade that complements flesh tones for a relaxing and comforting feel.

Benefit from Shutters

Add warmth and beauty to your home by using plantation shutters. Boardwalk suggests using wood shutters, as they add a dramatic flair to almost any space. These can also help you control the light from the inside and add warmth with natural sunlight.

Consider Vintage Pieces

Classic vintage pieces add charm to the space and give it personal touch. Visit antique stores or flea markets to find unique vintage accessories. You can also create your own decorations with easy DIY projects or by recycling materials.

Arranging Furniture

Look for different ways to create cosy areas for entertaining guests. Combine a loveseat with a nice chair or pair chairs together. Don’t just line up furniture against wall; strive to make islands of furniture throughout the room. This will make the space look more inviting and warmer.

Use these ideas to make your home feel balanced and comfortable. You can also try to break a large space into separate areas and use a darker wall colour to enhance the hominess of your room.

About Eleanor Sharp
Eleanor Sharp is the author of AGSE Law. As a paralegal, she has worked with attorneys in many fields to ensure their clients get the best advice and representation. She is passionate about helping people understand the complexities of the legal system so they can make better decisions for themselves. Eleanor loves reading, travel, and spending time with her family. She hopes her articles will help others navigate life’s legal intricacies with confidence.

1 Comment on "Adding Warmth to Your Home and Making it Feel Homier"

  1. My family just
    moved into a bigger space and we are finding it hard to make our home look
    cosy. We don’t have enough furniture
    pieces so it’s little bit tricky. I’ll to try to incorporate some of your tips to
    make it look homey.

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