Want to create a living space that's the epitome of comfort and charm. Let's explore how to craft a warm and cosy home aesthetic this season!

1. Layer Soft Textures

   - Blankets & Throws: Drape chunky knit blankets over sofas and beds for a welcoming vibe. Opt for neutral shades like cream, beige, or soft greys to match any decor.

   - Plush Rugs: Place a soft, thick rug under your coffee table or next to your bed. It adds a tactile warmth that’s irresistible, especially if you have hard floors.

   - Cushions: Mix and match different sizes and fabrics, like velvet, faux fur, or wool, to create a layered, luxurious look.

-  Consider textures such as macrame and woods for statement pieces to bring your scheme together.

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2. Ambient Lighting for Warmth

   - Candles: Scented candles not only give off a beautiful glow but also provide seasonal fragrances. Think tonka bean, sandlewood, or dark honey scents. Try clustering candles in groups for a more dramatic effect.  Elm & Grey Hand Poured Luxury Candles are made in 2 sizes which when paired with a candle holder can make a lovely welcoming atmosphere.

   - Lamps with Warm Light Bulbs: Swap out bright, cool white lights for warm, dimmable bulbs in your table or floor lamps. Add a lampshade in a dark or earthy tone for an even softer light diffusion.

3. Add Natural Elements

   - Wood Accents: Incorporate wood in your decor—whether through furniture or small accents like wooden trays, frames, or cutting boards. It brings an earthy, natural feel to your home.  Try our rustic wooden tray, perfect to create a hot chocolate or gin station!

   - Real and Faux Plants: Houseplants like ferns, ivy, or even a small indoor tree can freshen up the space while also making it feel homier. Eucalyptus , hydrangea and hellebores can add both colour and a subtle fragrance.

   - Woven Baskets: Use woven or wicker baskets for storage. They’re practical, stylish, and add texture to any room.  Large baskets like this wicker trio or simple seagrass trays are a great way to add ambiance.

4. Soothing Colour Palette

   - Stick to neutral and earthy tones like warm beige, terracotta, deep greens, and browns. These colours evoke a sense of calm and pair well with most seasonal decor.

   - Accent Colours: Add muted Autumn colours like burnt orange, soft mustard, or deep burgundy in cushions, artwork, or throws for a cosy seasonal pop.

5. Cosy Corners & Momentos

   - Reading Nook: Create a special cosy corner with a comfy chair, layered with blankets and cushions, a small side table for your tea or coffee, and a lamp for soft reading light. This can be your perfect retreat spot.

   - Window Seats: If you have a window seat, add some soft cushions and a throw to transform it into a relaxing space with a view.

   - Photos & Mementos: Frame personal photos, postcards, or travel souvenirs to create a connection with your space.

Bonus Idea: Visualise the Changes!

Use Pinterest or products like Canva to create simple mood boards and room schemes to visualise how all these elements can come together.