Home Design and Psychology

There's an undeniable link between our house and how we feel when we are in that area. Homes and their interiors can make us feel comfortable, comfy, secure, content and happy - and this doesn't necessarily mean using a brand new, expensive residence . The ideal method to emulate these components in your house is to define what is valuable to you.

The calm home

Try out a serene colour palette, authentic materials, textural elements and areas to find silent (this is as straightforward as an armchair or a tub!) . Accessorise with the perceptions -- candles, blankets, diffusers, plants and avoid jarring colours and patterns.

The social home

For many, a home filled with family and friends is the trick to happiness. Layout spaces for entertaining, including having furniture that's flexible to getting folks over frequently. Hardwearing and resilient flooring helps here also!

The happy home

Surround yourself by items you really love. Take inspiration from places where you have been contented, such as a lovely family holiday in a hotel, a store, the library or perhaps your favorite café- what would you like about those spaces? Draw inspiration from them. It's also worth considering decluttering -- knowing where everything is when you require it makes active lives much smoother!

The loving home

Create places in your house away from distractions where you are able to talk with your friends, family or nearest and dearest. These spaces need to feel safe and protected. Soft finishes such as rugs and rugs help out of a floor perspective.