January 08, 2021

How To Create A Cosy Home This Year

How To Create A Cosy Home This Year.

We all have different design tastes when it comes to interiors. Some of us like all things vintage, others prefer a more modern aesthetic. Yet, one thing that most of us can agree on, we will want to ensure that our homes are feeling welcoming, warm, and most importantly of all, cosy. Is there anything better than feeling comfortable at home? Your home is your safe space, so you always want to feel happy and cosy there. Yet, this is something that you really have to try and work at when it comes to your interior design. And, when most of us are working from home at the moment, it’s even more important to ensure that the space is welcoming. Here’s how to do it.

Opt For Colour

To start with, one of the best things that you can do here is to look to work with the right colours. It’s easy to make a space feel a bit too cool or uninviting with the wrong colours – so you have to be careful. Choosing more cosy warming colours is what you want to do here. Colours with a warm hue are where you want to go. That will give a warming and inviting feel, rather than leaving a space feel a bit bare and chilling.

Go Soft

From here, you might also want to make sure that you have a lot of soft things scattered around your interiors. When it comes to cosy, you want to have the softest and most comforting bedding. Also somewhere cosy to cuddle up in the living area too.

Prioritize Texture

Next, you’re then going to want to make sure that you’re thinking about the different textures that you can use to create a sense of cosy. As you may know, when it comes to feeling comfortable, soft and comforting textures really help. So consider different options. When you’re working with a sofa or recliner chair in leather why not add some faux fur or fleece to warm it up? Or do for a pile rug on a harder floor? You can easily add a more cosy feel with texture.

Create Warmth

The right temperature and cosiness go hand in hand. So of course you will want to make sure that your home is warm enough. You can do this in a number of ways – and of course heating helps. But it could be that you need to insulate the house better to help this too.

Dress Up 

Finally, you’re then going to want to make sure that you are able to dress up the different rooms in the house and make the most of the space that you have. Minimalism can be incredibly chic – but it’s not very cosy looking. If you want to create a cosy space, you have to add in more. Little decorative touches can make all of the difference here. So really think about what you can bring into the different rooms in the house to make them feel more homely.

Have you made your home a cosy space to work in?
How have you been feeling lately Especially with the new lockdown rules?
I Hope you are all Keeping well…