We’ve posted quite a bit recently on how to hunt out your favourite party dress for this season’s upcoming evening dos, so today’s post showcases how you can get your home winter-ready, as well as your wardrobe.
One of the quickest, easiest ways to cosy-up your home in a stylish, sophisticated manner is to pad your rooms out with rugs, cushions and throws for a truly snug look. As a tip, opt for patterns and shades on fabrics that complement your current interior – you’ll be surprised at the difference it makes to your living space, offering a really fresh feel.
Something like this gorgeous red rose rug will really spruce up a living room or bedroom. The deep, rich tones of this woollen rug are really luxurious and will complement wooden floors and light, fabrics such as white sheer curtains.
We can’t get enough of this flora rug in a deep plum colour. The black, grey, plum and white colours work so well together to create a really sophisticated, chic design that would look lovely in your home. Silvery white and pearl accessories will go perfectly with it.
Cushions are also a great way to inject some new life into your living space, which is perfect if you’re expecting guests over the Christmas period. Warm, cream florals are a great way to enhance traditional dark wooden furniture but will also look perfect in a chic, contemporary room too. This Catherine Lansfield Helena cushion is a great example.
Embellishments are set to be a huge success in the catwalk next season and this Kintyre grey filled cushion is no exception. The grey and navy colouring is the perfect shade for creating crisp, winter florals and the pattern is sure to stand out.
Why not treat yourself to a gorgeous new Darcy purple bed runner to help keep the heat in on those winter nights? A deep luxurious colour is spot on for winter and we think this satin purple bed runner is just the ticket. You’ll be surprised at what a difference this makes to how your room looks – make sure you splash out on the matching curtains, too!
Adding little trinkets and accessories to rooms around your home keeps your looks fresh and bang on trend – what do you think?