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Whether you’ve just bought a new home and you’re about to bring it to life, or you’ve decided that it’s time to redecorate your usual place, you most likely have some questions about interior design. For more and more people, decorating their homes has become a passion, a reason for joy. But sometimes, in this complicated process, there’s one aspect that’s often forgotten: the comfort. The coziness of a place is just as important as the style because a good looking house is not much of use if it doesn’t feel like a home.
Therefore, in this article, we’ll list some of the best tips on balancing the style element and the comfort element in your home when you’re decorating.
The Colors
When you start working on a particular room, the first thing that you need to do is to choose a color palette. This is the number one factor in your process of creating a comfortable space, as it affects the entire atmosphere in the room. So naturally, you want to go for colors that introduce a feeling of warmth and coziness, especially when it comes to the living room. The best part about this is that it also allows you to create a very stylish space, filled with modern elements.
Comfortable Furniture
Choosing the right pieces of furniture for any room in your house can be a tricky process. First, you’ll need to make sure that they fit in with the color scheme. Second, in case you want to go for a modern design, you also need to make sure that the furniture is also comfortable. The best thing that you can do is to go for soft, plush furniture that automatically makes you want to sit and feel relaxed. You can even take it a step further and bring comfort and luxury touches through the small details of the decor, like a comfy blanket thrown on the sofa or a silk pillowcase on your bed.
Indoor Plants
We, as human beings, love being outside and connecting with nature. Therefore, one of the best things that you can do in order to enhance your living space and make it as comfortable as possible, is to bring the outdoors inside. And what better way to do that than to have indoor plants as part of your decor? Houseplants will not only energize your rooms, but they also improve the air quality in your home and the overall health of the people living inside of it. You can get very creative with this element and take it further than usual potted plants. Hanging plants and inside vertical gardens are just a few ideas of modern designs that use plants.
Personal Touches
The biggest misunderstanding when it comes to creating a comfortable interior design is that there are some universal rules. Actually, the mixture between comfort and style is something completely subjective. And that’s because your definition of comfortable can be very different from other people’s definitions; you’re the only one who knows what makes you comfortable. That being said, comfy doesn’t necessarily mean a soft armchair or a nice blanket, it can also refer to objects that make you feel a certain way. Even though you’re trying to keep a modern feel of your space, feel free to add photos of your friends and family, incorporate your book collection or your music collection into the furniture, or get creative with some DIY home decorations.
Modern interior designs nowadays can be quite radical. That means that there are a few aspects that we might lose, like comfort and personal touches, on our way to chasing that perfect stylish feel of a home. Indeed, there are elements like indoor plants and plushy pieces of furniture that can directly bring literal comfort to your home. But at the end of the day, the most important element is the way you manage to bring your personality into the process of decorating.
