2. Lighting That Feels Natural and Warm
Lighting shapes how a space feels, and you don’t need to spend a fortune for it to feel right. Layering lights—overhead, table, floor, and even string lights—can make your rooms feel inviting and balanced.
Keep natural light in mind: clean your windows, swap heavy curtains for lighter ones, and let the sunlight do its work. Switching to LED bulbs saves energy and lowers bills. With a little attention, your home can feel brighter, warmer, and more welcoming—without an expensive overhaul.
3. Textiles That Make Your Space Feel Alive
Small changes in textiles can make a big difference. Throws, cushions, rugs, and curtains can add warmth, texture, and personality, and they don’t have to cost much.
Focus on materials that last—cotton, linen, or wool are practical and affordable. If you enjoy a little DIY, consider sewing your own cushion covers or repurposing fabric into décor items. Textiles are an easy, cost-effective way to make your home feel intentional and comfortable.
