If you've always wondered how to fully bring the outdoors into your home, designers are here to help. Below, pros weigh in with handy tips for how you can add natural touches to your space, whether it's large or small.
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There are many ways to bring the outdoors into your space, whether you live in a large home or a compact studio apartment.
«To seamlessly merge the beauty of the outdoors with the indoor space, a thoughtful approach that blends natural elements with the existing interior decor is key,» Lonni Paul, the founder of Lonni Paul Design, says.
One way to do so is to bring in natural materials—Paul is a proponent of wood and stone in particular. Paul recommends focusing on incorporating earthy tones and textures inspired by nature.
You'll also want to be thoughtful about the hues you use in your space. As Linda Hayslett, the founder of LH.Designs, notes, natural color palettes will work wonders.
«Hunter greens, dark browns, sky blues, or even colors of flowers can really start bringing the outside indoors,» Hayslett says.
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By no means do you have to completely revamp your home in order to bring elements of the outdoors inside. For example, you can make significant changes in your space simply by painting your walls a new color or setting out some potted plants, Hayslett explains.
«Those are easy things to do in one weekend, even if you're looking for a quick change that can make an impact,» Hayslett says.
Do not underestimate the power of natural scents, either, Paul says.
«Scent is a powerful sense that can help create a connection to the outdoors,» she says and recommends making use of candles or essential oils scented with pine, lavender, or eucalyptus.
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