Last updated on May 5th, 2024 at 09:19 pm
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There is nothing like bringing the outdoors in when it comes to home decor. And with the trend for more natural products on the rise for interior design, incorporating the natural beauty of the great outdoors can offer you an elevated home decor that looks good and makes you feel good too.
With more and more people focused on sustainability and becoming greener in their everyday lives, it’s little wonder that they are carrying these over to their homes too, and it has never been easier to incorporate a trend into your home than adding more natural elements. Read on to learn more.
Add Plants
Studies have shown that the mere presence of plants works wonders for your mental health and happiness levels. And adding plants to your home can not only boost your enjoyment of your house but also add an extra design element too. From hanging plants from the ceiling to making indoor potted plants a feature in the living room to herb gardens in the kitchen, you can add plants to your home to boost the decor and bring nature home with you each day.
Use Wooden Accents
Everyone knows that building with wood is better for the environment, but reclaimed wood is even more so; luckily, there are so many ways you can use wooden accents in your home, from adding stunning oak floating shelves from a company with positive environmental sustainability ideals to wooden flooring, furniture and more. To elevate your style even more, try clashing different elements with the wood for added texture and style to create a more modern twist.
Use Natural Textures
Natural textures such as cotton jute, wool and rattan, for example, can add extra texture to your home and help you to complete a more natural look. Think rugs, throws, accessories, and furniture to add different natural materials to your home decor. The best part is you can use these items in any area of your home for a more sustainable look and feel that won’t go out of trend anytime soon.
Increase Lighting
Increasing natural light is a great way to invoke nature into your home, from opening windows in dark rooms to adding oversized windows or even sliding/bifold doors to your kitchen for an indoor-outdoor dining feel. By opening up your home and increasing natural light, you will automatically notice the difference and feel happier and more safe about your king space. Plus, natural sunlight increases vitamin D, which our bodies need for better-sleeping habits and fighting off illnesses.
Natural Colours
Lastly, sticking to a neutral colour palette will help you to pull together all of your elements to create a seamless, cohesive look and style. Think soft whites, creams, and pale pastel colours that mini the environment. Browns, greens, blues and yellow are local colours you see out in the world and preservest nature. Adding these colours to your furnishings, wallpaper, or paintwork can help you create a more natural serene look and feel in your home and make the most of this decor style.
Conclusion
Choosing natural elements for your own will never be a bad decision, and this type of home decor styling has been around for many years. By changing the material you use and your colour scheme and bringing your home to life with pants, you can easily recreate nature inside your home.
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