Layering textures, fabrics and accents is a great way to heat up your bedroom. Think about adding in more cushions to your sofa or bed, using multiple throws and even layering rugs upon each other. You can use large pillows for the floor for when you want to curl up with a good book.
In the summer, we always recommend sticking with bright whites and pastels which evoke a sense of space and lightness. In the winter, you can go in the opposite direction and focus on jewel tones like emerald, ruby and sapphire. These warm hues create an inviting and cosyatmosphere making your room a haven in winter months.
Have you noticed how dens and studies always seem to exude warmth and heat even without a fireplace? This is often because of the leather furniture you find in mancaves along with other heavy pieces. Think of incorporating one or two items in brass, dark wood or leather to your room to instantly warm up space.
We think the perfect indoor setting would include soft, ambient lighting; lots of books; candles; amber-hued photographs on the wall, throw pillows and blankets scattered about and cozy bedroom decor. Imagine your perfect winter’s day vantage point and try to recreate this with little changes in accents like artwork, lighting and décor.
