Everyone experiences brief blues, here's how to comfort yourself by brightening up your interior decoration! But fortunately, sometimes it doesn't take much to restore morale. A detail that can really boost your well-being! We have offered you several ways to decorate your home to brighten up the whole.

What could be better than a colorful decoration to brighten up your day? Different colors also have different effects on indoor decoration.

White is the most common color in the decoration, all match and can effectively improve the brightness of the space, and the use of different colors can add liveliness to the interior. Green is believed to relieve stress and help with fertility, making it a great choice for the bedroom. Blue is said to lower blood pressure while slowing your respiration and heart rate. A blue vase or ornament can ease you down. Pink is the calming color of love. It is associated with love and kindness and boots creativity. A pink toy or printing will actually help you to adjust your state. Yellow is the color of happiness. It captures the joy of sunshine and communicates happiness.It can be used in the kitchen and dining room, bringing an energizing vibe to your house.

Does your interior seem bland and lacking in life? Multiply the plants: they bring a decorative touch while promoting well-being.

Plants of various sizes, shapes, and shades do more than serve as a backdrop for your Instagram photos; they also make rooms more interesting by bringing in life and color and providing mental and physical perks for their owners. We aren't always able to get outdoors as much as we'd like to. However, soaking up vitamin D and breathing fresh air is still important, even if it doesn't look like how we want it to. And plants and flowers give us an excuse to head outside. Opt for low-maintenance houseplants, such as potted lavender, asparagus ferns, and cacti, to bring greenery effortlessly into your home. Not only do indoor plants enhance the overall appearance of a space, but studies show they boost moods, increase creativity, reduce stress, and eliminate air pollutants—making for a healthier, happier you.

Transform your living room to make it cozier by using and abusing comforting materials. On the floor, on the wall, on the ceiling, we put it everywhere! Material comforts would be things that make life easier and gives us good feelings. Choose soft and warm materials such as wool, cotton, velvet, linen, and natural fibers to soothe your mood.  For example, the use of timber. This is not only more environmentally friendly, but the intrinsic beauty of timber is more aesthetically pleasing and will bestow a great deal more character upon your home. Dim the lights, add garlands of lights, and let scented candles tempt you!

To decorate your interior while carrying out a fun and playful activity, make your own unique decorative objects. This little DIY break might just be what you needed to recharge the batteries! This time, I can share with you a DIY decoration that you can make by yourself.

Wax – soy wax or any organic wax

Dried Flowers – Either bought or you can dry your own

Cotton Candle Wick – a little extra length for the candle setting fit your container

Glass Jar or Container – You could also try using old ceramic tea cups for a unique edge

A Pencil – use this to help the wick set

A Wooden Skewer

Optional: Essential oils

For this first step you should melt the wax on your hob. You can either do this with a jug or bowl in a saucepan of shallow water or with or just in the saucepan itself (use one you don’t mind getting waxy). It’s better to melt the wax slowly with quite a low heat to ensure that it cools quickly so as not to damage the dried petals with the heat of the liquid.

You can also stick some of the petals to the side of the glass if you want more of the flowers to be on display. When you’re just about ready to add the wax, add some of the flowers you want to seal inside. Don’t worry about the distribution of the flowers at this point, as more can be added gradually as the wax goes.

Now turn off the hob and take the liquid melted wax over to the container and start to pour inside. Sprinkle in a few more flowers as you go, using a wooden skewer to ensure that they sink properly in the wax itself.

You should already have your wick set to be placed in the candle.  If you’re adding strong scents only place a couple of drops in the mixture but for more subtle fragrances more is better (around 20 – 30 drops).

Once the wick is centred and fully measured down to the bottom of the container, use a pencil across the top of the lid opening. You can then wrap the excess wick around the pencil to keep it from sinking into the still liquid wax.

Now that everything is set in place find a cool dry place for the wax to solidify. This can take up to 24 hours to completely settle so don’t rush the process or the flowers or wick could get knocked out of place.

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