There’s nothing better than walking into your home after a long day. The comfort of being surrounded by your items and your interests is something you can’t take for granted. It’s rewarding to sit back and look at your decorative skills coming together.
If you’re having trouble decorating your space, you’re not alone. Why do you think Pinterest was invented? It was to help you grab inspiration from others’ creative ideas and make your own. However, sometimes we get so caught up in an aesthetic that we forget to add our own flair.
Don’t allow your home to become a museum of trends; use our tips to add more personality to your home.
Don’t Skip Decorating the Entryway
Whenever someone enters your home, they should know it’s your home and not an Airbnb. Sometimes people miss the area since it’s not where many converse or sit. Personalize your home starting at the entryway. Adding pictures or artwork and a nice rug will set the scene for the whole place.
Add Colors You Love to Your Space
Whether your favorite color is neon yellow or sage green, you should add pops of it into your decor. Including the colors you love in your space is the easiest way to add your personality to your home. Many homeowners have adopted the minimalist and monochromatic aesthetic for their homes. However, it’s important to note that different colors evoke different feelings. So when decorating, be intentional with the colors to create a vibe for the room.
For example, if your favorite is blue, you can add different hues to the bathroom to create a calming and relaxing vibe. By picking the colors first, you can later add other luxury elements to bring a spa-like feeling to your bathroom.
Play With Different Furniture Styles
As stated, we can get caught up in committing to one aesthetic. Although it can be pretty, playing with different styles and mixing furniture pieces can bring your space to life. Adding artwork, antiques, and modern furniture can tell a story. You can show off your interests, favorite colors, and vision by playing with different decor elements.
Don’t be afraid to step outside the box! It’s your home, and it’s important that you decorate it how you like—not how someone online said your home should look.
