Decorating Your Lounge For Maximum Cosiness This Winter
*This is a collaborative post.
When it's cold outside, nothing is better than being snuggled up under a soft blanket, with the fire roaring, in your cosy living room. But what if your living room could be more cosy? Well, the good news is it can be. All you need to do is read on to find our suggestions for creating the cosiness lounge this winter.
Choose warm and deep colours.
One of the simplest tricks to make your living space more cosy this winter is to paint it in warm and deep colours. Warm colours are those that have a base of yellow, orange or red. While a deep colour is one that is rich and saturated. Combine these two elements of colour theory and you can transform your space easily into a cosy paradise.
Add some old-world charm.
For many, adding a little old-world charm is an instant route to a more cosy living space. Happily, there are loads of options you can choose from to do this in your home. The first of which is to add some features to your walls like this panelling. With roots in the 14th century, such panelling can not only make your space feel cosier but give it a sense of history and distinction too.
Another option is to add a fire and fireplace into your space. After all, there is nothing so old and cosy as an open flame crackling in the hearth. Although, many of us love the draw of an open fire but aren't too keen on the smoke and safety issues they can cause. Fortunately, there are other options like these fireplaces and stoves that provide the open flame look. All without needing to worry about smoke or safety.
Rug and flooring.
Last of all, one thing that is sure to bring you out of your cosy revelry this winter, is when you have to poke your feet out of your warm and fuzzy blanket and then step onto a freezing cold floor! Happily, you can avoid this sensation if you choose the right flooring covering.
For some, this might be carpeting, especially if it has a deep underlay underneath as this will provide a soft and plush feeling when you walk on it. However, if you have a hardwood floor and tile, but do not want to go to the expense of carpeting your entire floor, you can use rugs instead.
Indeed, rugs are a wonderful way to add an extra layer of cosiness to your home, as they will not only keep your feet warm but add to the overall aesthetic as well. Just be sure to fix them down with rug tape, so they don't end up sliding when you walk on them.
Use throws and pillows for texture.
The last element to making your living room super cosy this winter is to invest in some throw blankets and cushions for snuggling under. Choose thick quality materials like sheepskin for a luxury feel that will keep you both cosy and stylish all season long!
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