I often base my color palettes for home design and decor off of nature. The colors in nature always work beautifully together, naturally. In addition to the colors working well together, it often creates a very calming color palette. Today I’m sharing a few color palettes based on different nature landscapes and I also mocked up a few design boards to show you how I would put it into practice.
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A design board for a powder bath with natural materials and freshness and warmth in mind.
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In my last post I talked about finding your home feeling words and how that can help you with finding your home style and when decorating your home. Another question I find important to ask is, “how do you want to use this space?”. What are the main goals for this space? Be sure to think outside the box on this a little bit and create moments of enjoyment in your space. That could be a cozy spot to read, a special setup for a beloved pet or a table and storage to easily engage in a hobby.
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Often we try to define our design style with a name, but the truth is most of us have a mixture of design styles infused into our homes. While knowing what style you gravitate toward can be helpful, I have found that there are additional important questions that will help you create a space and home you love, feels authentic to you, is thoughtful and allows you to live in your home the way that best suits your and your family’s needs. One of those questions is the one we’re talking about in today’s post: How do you want your home to feel?
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Welcome to our holiday home! Wishing you a wonderful holiday season filled with cozy moments and time with loved ones!
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I’m all about the calm and cozy (or hygge) year round, but especially during the holiday season. If you feel the same, I’m sharing some simple and doable ways to create that feeling in your own home below— and it doesn’t require purchasing a thing!
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Decluttering and organizing can feel SO daunting, especially if you feel like your home has gotten away from you and more things are coming in than going out. But it IS possible to get your calm home back, or create one if you never felt you had it. The solution is to take a bite size approach to decluttering. When we break it up into small decluttering sessions that can easily fit into your day, it becomes more approachable, manageable and has a greater chance of leading to success. Here are some methods you can implement right now:
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This time of year always motivates me to “reset” the home. With the holidays just around the corner, decorations will be going up and more things will be coming into the home, so I like to start with a clean slate. It feels so much nicer decorating when everything is clear and in its place; it allows the decor to stand out instead of adding to the clutter.
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