See how to use the appropriate elements to convey a feeling of warmth and well-being to make the most of cooler days.
EdiCase Editorial
In winter, the house transforms into a true refuge from the cold, making comfort a priority. To create a more welcoming and pleasant atmosphere, decoration can be a great ally, helping to convey a feeling of warmth and well-being to make the most of cooler days.
“Winter naturally invites us to slow down and stay indoors longer. Decoration plays an important role at this time because it can awaken sensations through textures, materials and colors. These are simple changes, but they make all the difference in the way we experience environments”, says Yasmin Arabi, decoration specialist and partner at Madel Home.
Below, she shares tips for making your home more comfortable during the season. Check it out!
1. Bet on thicker fabrics
Sofas, armchairs, pillows and blankets They can be available in versions in fabrics such as velvet, wool, bouclé, knit, flannel and heavier weight cotton. In addition to bringing more comfort to the touch, these materials help to visually warm up environments and create a more welcoming atmosphere. “Exchanging some fabrics completely changes the feeling of the room. These are easy elements to incorporate and make the house much more comfortable on cold days”, comments Yasmin Arabi.
2. Invest in rugs to warm up spaces
In addition to making spaces more cozy, rugs help reduce the thermal sensation of cold floors, especially in living rooms and bedrooms. Models in wool, cotton or soft-touch fibers make environments more comfortable without altering the existing decor. “The rug creates an immediate feeling of welcome. In addition to thermal comfort, it also delimits spaces and brings more personality to the decoration”, highlights the specialist.
3. Change the curtains for more robust models
As curtains they also make a difference during winter. Heavier fabrics, such as velvet, twill or heavyweight cotton, help retain internal heat, in addition to enhancing the environment with a more elegant and sophisticated appearance. “In addition to the aesthetic aspect, thicker curtains contribute to creating a feeling of protection and comfort indoors during winter”, explains Yasmin Arabi.
4. Bet on wood and natural materials
Wood, natural fibers and stones continue to be great allies in creating welcoming environments. A good option is to invest in wooden coverings on floors, panels, ceilings or even architectural details, which visually warm up spaces and provide comfort in any style of decoration.
“Wood is a timeless material that brings warmth in any season. In winter, this effect becomes even more evident, especially when applied to coverings and architectural details”, comments the expert.
5. Use earthy tones in decor details
You don’t need to renovate your house to get into the season’s spirit. Cushions, blankets, vases, decorative objects and works of art in tones such as terracotta, caramel, rust, wine and moss green help to visually warm up environments in a practical and accessible way. “Colors have a direct impact on the perception of spaces. Warmer tones make environments visually more welcoming and combine perfectly with the winter proposal”, concludes Yasmin Arabi.
