One Of The Easiest Ways To Romanticize Your Life Is By Designing A Home You Can Fall In Love With: Here’s How
Many people experience a ‘dip’ in romance at some point in their lives, whether it be romance with a partner or just overall romantic vibes.
After all, romance doesn’t just involve love and relationships. The Cambridge Dictionary defines romance as “the feeling of excitement or mystery that you have from a particular experience or event.”
There have been so many trends involving “romanticizing” our daily lives on social media. It’s a sweet way to appreciate the little things in our lives.
One of the easiest ways to romanticize your life is to create a home you love.
Homes with romantic vibes and atmospheres are always extremely comfortable and pretty to look at. Whether your home is a space you share with a partner or by yourself, making it a space you can fall in love with will help you fall in love with your day-to-day life.
Here are a few ways to make your home a little more romantic and lovable.
Introduce softer lighting
Few things kill romance faster than an intense, stark, overhead light source. Of course, using a room’s ‘big light’ when getting things done is great, but it kills the vibe when you’re trying to relax or create more of a chill atmosphere.
Invest in accent lighting that’s softer and provides a warm glow to make your space a bit more romantic.
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Play around with textures
I feel loved and secure when I enter a home and see lots of texture via blankets, pillows, and rugs. Not including these accessories in a house, especially in a living or lounge space, can make it feel rather cold and uninviting.
Don’t be afraid to add throw blankets, decorative pillows, cute area rugs, etc., to several spaces in your home, playing around with texture and colors.
Embrace a monochromatic moment
I love fun decorations and a mixture of bright colors as much as the next person. If your goal is to make your place feel fun and exciting, then you should embrace bolder decor choices.
However, if you want your home to feel more romantic and relaxing, you may want to soften up on bright colors. Monochromatic rooms may sound boring, but they can be quite peaceful and spa-like.
Plus, your space will not be boring when you add a pop of color via small additions like pillows, blankets, and artwork.
Shop for antiques
Antique furniture can have a much sweeter and more romantic vibe than some modern pieces. Certain antique pieces like vanities and tables can make you feel like you’re living in a Jane Austen novel.
These will add an incredibly aesthetically pleasing look to your home and help you embrace your softer side.
Romanticizing your space can be easy if you continue to have vision. Piece by piece, you can build a home that’s easy to fall in love with.
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