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Spruce Up Your Home With My Selection, Part 2
Does your home need a facelift? Don’t worry about costly renovations and complete overhauls. Just by switching up a few things, you can make your home look completely different.
Don’t forget, any changes are for you. You don’t need to keep up with the Jones’s or do anything like that, just be yourself, and the rest will follow.
To help you out, My Selection has curated a couple of things that you can do to add some zing into your life. Here they are!
Add outdoor furniture
Because the outdoor space acts as an open room with no walls, it is critical to determine the space’s functionality and bring in practical furnishings.
We live in the tropics, so use weather-resistant furniture to decorate. Add a rocking chair, an outdoor swing, or low-lying tables for a pleasant ambiance.
Create an outdoor kitchen, a play area, or a comfortable outdoor study space to add utility to the outdoors.
Outdoor lighting
Hard-wired alternatives and electrical outlets are so boring. We don’t live in the sticks anymore. Explore lanterns, fairy light strings, sconces, chandeliers, and candles!
Outdoor lighting choices for walkways, eating areas, steps, door handles, and sitting areas must be explored both individually and together for feature and aesthetics.
Don’t be afraid to experiment with new outdoor lighting concepts. With so many fairly cost alternatives available, you can afford to adjust your lighting as your preferences or needs change.
Bring your personality to life with innovative outdoor lights and take your outdoor living to the next level!
Add an art print to your wall
Who doesn’t enjoy travelling? Yes, of course, it has been difficult over the past few years but travelling is a possibility again.
If you enjoy travelling, you may want your house to reflect your personality, preferences, and quirks. You can do this by using your travel findings, coins, photos, and art prints.
Any maps or posters of places you’ve been and places you wish to go, or where you already have been.
A poster wall art is a simple way to decorate a blank wall and bring elegance and appeal to the room. It can be a giant wall art or another type of art prints, framed or unframed, in various colours and styles — shape it and make it look like it belongs in your surroundings.
Warm it up with candle holders and ceramic vases
A simple ceramic vase like this one from Oh Leaf does wonders in brightening up your living space, and no one looks bad in candlelight. NO ONE, not even the humpback of Notre Dame.
While candles never go out of style, their arrangements can. If your candle holders are beginning to appear dull, or your pillar resembles something from a witch’s shrine, it’s time to redecorate.
From centrepieces to seasonal decorations, there are plenty of various ways to decorate with candles, like placing them in this sleek, stylish Yoroko lantern to create a warm, comforting atmosphere.
Use elegant mirrors
Mirrors are a fantastically adaptable design element that adds instant glamour and appeal while optimising light and increasing the impression of space.
Mirrors are one of the most useful decorative items, not only adding aesthetic interest but also acting to improve the quality of a room.
Mirrors bring elegance and shine to a room, whether they are elaborate and large or sleek and discreet. These gleaming surfaces have adorned homes since antiquity and have been employed to create an affluent ambiance throughout history.
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