With low winter temperatures, there is nothing better than sheltering from the cold by spending as much time as possible in the comfort of a warm and cozy house. And to make your little corner the best place to enjoy the colder days, it is worth following some tips.
Start at the living room by extending a large cuddly rug in the center of the room. Place several pillows on the sofa and complement the decor with blankets or blankets spread or even folded. In addition to making the room more beautiful, you can use blankets to keep warm when reading a book or watching television.
For a restful sleep during cold dawn, place bedside rugs so that your feet don't get cold when you get up. For the bed, choose blankets and comforters made of thick, warm materials. Lined fabric curtains also help to protect the room by preventing the cold from passing through the window cracks.
Electric heaters are also a great option for warm the house in winter and help you get a good night's sleep.
In the bathroom, always have a large, fluffy bathrobe or towel hanging next to the shower stall to curl up as soon as you get out of the shower and don't get too cold. Carpets should be made of warm materials to prevent the coldness of the bathroom tiled floor. In the hallways and kitchen, prefer longer, narrower rugs made of thicker, heavier materials.
Investing in warm-colored décor in the fabrics of pillow covers, rugs, curtains, blankets and quilts is another way to leave the house cozy in winter. Details such as indirect lighting with yellowish lamps in lamps, lamps and chandeliers also make the atmosphere more welcoming.
In addition to being well decorated, the environments are even more beautiful with natural and colorful flowers in vases scattered throughout the house. The aromatherapy technique with scented candles and dried leaf bags around the house is a great suggestion to aromatize the environment and bring a feeling of well-being with the natural essences of plants and leaves.
How to make your living space feel cozy in the winter (April 2024)
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