Simple home decor tips for the New Year
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Warm up your house for the New Year with a few simple decorating ideas that will add on an element of fun to the otherwise dreary winters
Winter has set in. For most people the world over, the onset of winter means a change in their home decor! People feel the need to surround themselves with additional warmth. Although the weather outside might be dreary, your decor inside can remain cheerful. Warm up your home for the New Year with a few simple decorating ideas. These ideas are simple, yet effective, and a lot of fun!
During the day, open up all your curtains and let the light of the winter sun warm your home. If you have a favourite corner where you read the morning paper or a favourite book, make sure that it is next to a window. That can become your winter corner. There is nothing more sublime than reading while the sun warms your back. A steaming cup of tea or coffee completes the picture.
After dusk, candles and lanterns, of course, are the ideal decor accessory. Candles that have a delightful fragrance are perfect when it's cold outside. Their beautiful glow will definitely be a winner in your home!
Add some string lights around your home during New Year. You are sure to smile and feel warm and cosy when you surround yourself with twinkling lights.
If you have a minimalist theme for the New Year's Eve party, this is the time to add a few more pieces. The additional depth and increased utilisation of space adds warmth to your home. So if you have a few extra items in your cupboard, bring them out now.
Winter is also a wonderful occasion to bring out the additional rugs and throws that you stored away in the summer. Covering a bare floor with a thick rug will not only make your space look warmer, but feel more comfortable under your feet. The wall is also a good place to display a rug.
Change your cushion covers. The party on the last day of the year is also an opportunity to display your dressier fabrics. The richer materials are not as overpowering and they add more warmth to your home. Swap the pretty pastel and lighter hues for darker shades. Earthy hues should be your top choice.
Winter has set in. For most people the world over, the onset of winter means a change in their home decor! People feel the need to surround themselves with additional warmth. Although the weather outside might be dreary, your decor inside can remain cheerful. Warm up your home for the New Year with a few simple decorating ideas. These ideas are simple, yet effective, and a lot of fun!
During the day, open up all your curtains and let the light of the winter sun warm your home. If you have a favourite corner where you read the morning paper or a favourite book, make sure that it is next to a window. That can become your winter corner. There is nothing more sublime than reading while the sun warms your back. A steaming cup of tea or coffee completes the picture.
After dusk, candles and lanterns, of course, are the ideal decor accessory. Candles that have a delightful fragrance are perfect when it's cold outside. Their beautiful glow will definitely be a winner in your home!
Add some string lights around your home during New Year. You are sure to smile and feel warm and cosy when you surround yourself with twinkling lights.
If you have a minimalist theme for the New Year's Eve party, this is the time to add a few more pieces. The additional depth and increased utilisation of space adds warmth to your home. So if you have a few extra items in your cupboard, bring them out now.
Winter is also a wonderful occasion to bring out the additional rugs and throws that you stored away in the summer. Covering a bare floor with a thick rug will not only make your space look warmer, but feel more comfortable under your feet. The wall is also a good place to display a rug.
Change your cushion covers. The party on the last day of the year is also an opportunity to display your dressier fabrics. The richer materials are not as overpowering and they add more warmth to your home. Swap the pretty pastel and lighter hues for darker shades. Earthy hues should be your top choice.
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