How To Refresh Your Home This Winter Season

by Deveney Marshall

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Oftentimes, winter decor is viewed synonymous with the holidays, however, such a special season deserves its own attention. Although winter is a festive season, it’s also a time to wine down, plan for the months ahead, and get cozy. Since you’re more likely to stay in during the winter, you should curate your home to be as inviting as possible, which gives you the perfect opportunity to give your home a refresh. Here are 5 winter decor tips for sprucing up your home this winter season.

Redesign Your Living Space Focal Point

Every home has a main room that is the heart of your entire place. Redesign your home’s focal point by adding elements that tell a visual story such as a striking work of art or a dramatic piece of furniture. Remember to add aspects that speak to the ambiance of your home.

Add Earthy Tones To Your Home

Earth tones or elements help any space to feel warm and inviting which is ideal for the cold weather months. Adding color palettes of brown, blue, or green to your home help your spaces to feel cozy, calm, and comfortable. Earthy color palettes and materials are perfect for creating a neutral home that's not devoid of vibrancy.

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Update Your Home Office

If you work from home, creating an office space within your place is essential to your success. Investing in your home workspace can tremendously impact your productivity. Improve your home office by adding elements that encourage you to stay focused and inspire you to aim for the stars.

Add Comforting Scents

Scents are an underrated interior design element that have a significant impact on your home. Amplify your home this winter by choosing scents that add tranquility and balance to your space, such as lavender, sandalwood, or vanilla.

Bring The Outdoors Into Your Home

Studies have shown that adding outdoor elements like wickers, plants, and timber to your interior decor help to boost your mood. With winter being a drearier season, it’s important to curate spaces that help keep your emotions elevated. Adding aspects you would find in your garden indoors allow you to enjoy the feel of the outdoors without stepping outside of your home.