Warm Up Your Walls This Winter

It’s cold outside, but your home doesn’t have to be. Here are a few of our favorite quick tips to warm up your space with wallpaper.

INCORPORATE TEXTURE.

Add warmth instantly by wrapping your room in cozy, textured wallpaper. Not only will it add depth and visual interest, but textured wallpaper is also perfect for hiding small wall imperfections. Next, add in a sprinkling of chunky woven throw blankets, room-softening window treatments and throw pillows in a variety of complimentary shades and textures, such as velvet, fur and linen. Select accessories in materials like wood, leather and warm metals like copper, bronze and brass to really up your texture game.

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 LIGHTING MATTERS

…Especially when it gets dark at lunchtime, am I right? Make sure you have an abundance of several lighting types through your home, such as task lights and table and floor lamps. Add ambiance lighting like candles and string lights to really set the mood, but bulb selection is key - avoid using cool white bulbs as they’re harsh and uninviting. Keep it to soft white lights for the ultimate warm glow.

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BRING THE OUTDOORS IN.

Selecting wallpaper made from natural materials such as jute, bamboo and cork will instantly add an organic feel to your space, evoking memories of warmer days. Botanical and floral prints can also make it feel like summer all year long. Plants and fresh flowers are beautiful, functional pieces of home decor that helps a house feel like home. Be sure to treat yourself to fresh flowers at your next Trader Joe’s run!

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USE RUGS.

Tile, laminate and hardwood can feel especially cold during the winter months - both literally and visually! Not only will rugs add insulation to a chilly room, laying several different rugs will help bring a cozy aesthetic to the space. Don’t be afraid to use accent rugs on top of existing carpet, too – just make sure your accent rugs incorporate complimentary colors.

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If you need help cozying up your home this winter, we’d love to help.