We often think of interior design as being about aesthetics–how a space looks.
But good design is about so much more than that. It’s also about how a space feels.
And one of the most important factors in creating a warm, inviting space is comfort.
When we’re comfortable, we feel relaxed and at ease.
We’re more likely to linger in a space and enjoy it when we feel comfortable there.
So how do you create a comfortable space?
Here are three key elements:
1. Soft surfaces:
A room with lots of hard surfaces can feel cold and uninviting.
Adding soft surfaces like rugs, blankets, and pillows can make a big difference in the feel of a space.
It makes the room feel cozy and welcoming instead of stark and sterile.
2. Natural light:
Sunlight is a natural source of warmth and comfort. Make sure your home has plenty of windows to let in the sun’s rays.
The lighting in a space can make a big difference in how it feels.
Bright, harsh light can be uninviting and even stressful.
Softer, warmer lighting is much more inviting and relaxing.
3. Personal touches:
A room that feels like it was designed specifically for you will feel more comfortable than one that doesn’t. Add personal touches like photos, artwork, and plants to make the space feel like your own.
You don’t need to spend a lot of money on decor to achieve this.
A few well-chosen items can make all the difference.
Comfort is key when it comes to interior design. By incorporating these three elements, you can create a space that feels warm and inviting to everyone who enters.
Creating a warm, inviting interior design doesn’t have to be difficult. All you need is an understanding of the key elements.
Then you can put them to work in your own home.
With these three simple tips, you can make any space feel cozy and comfortable.
If you are ready to get started let’s connect on a complementary discovery call.
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