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How to Make Your Living Room Cozier: 5 Tips for Any Interior – etk-fashion.com

It's hard to get used to the cold, but you have to. To make the transition to rain and snow as smooth as possible, we suggest you "warm up" with your interior. Let's start by transforming the living room

With the rustling tread of autumn, a gloomy couple comes into our homes - cold and melancholy. We will begin the fight against them in the most "socially active" space - the living room. 1. Curtains

We take off the thick blackouts and, armed with instructions on choosing the perfect clothes for the windows, we go to the store. In the fall, curtains should be as light and neutral as possible. 2. Pillows

We will never tire of recommending to buy more and more new pillows. There should be more than one change of cheerful pillowcases. 3. Decor

Go through the photos you took over the summer and choosethose that evoke the strongest emotions and put them on display for all to see. Get rid of dried flowers, you don't need a feeling of withering and fragility of existence. But what you can safely put on the shelves are tea sets, candy vases and travel magazines. 4. Table

If the coffee table in your living room is suitableexclusively for storing books and magazines, consider that the time has come to change the situation. From now on, vases with candied fruits, a tray with coffee cups and an aromatic sachet should settle on your table. 5. Painting

It's great to love art, but changing your wall decor every season is a must. In the fall, your walls need bright colors and themes that are connected to growth, development, and movement. 6. Rocking chair

If this option seems too mature for you,Find a chair with a dynamic position. There are models that you can sit on and also lie down: lean back slightly and the chair rolls a few degrees - ideal for autumn evenings with books, tea and a blanket. 7. Light

It should be soft and slightly diffused.How do you know if you have chosen the right lamp? If you can easily read with the light on and look at the lampshade for more than five seconds without any discomfort, consider the lamp to be just right!

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