One of the best ways to breathe life into a room is to bring what’s outdoors, in. Earthy inspired spaces are all the buzz right now. More than just a trend, embracing the beauty of nature creates a timeless feel. Freshening up your space has never been so easy.
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Tip #1: Use natural materials as architectural elements.
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Wood beams or floors. Stone fireplaces. River Rock surfaces. All so beautiful. And they create such a focal point.
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Tip #2: Accessorize with plants, rocks, and trees.
(Source: Apartment Therapy)
Items like potted plants, fresh flowers, tree stumps or branches, and stones add a little something to a space.
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Indoor plants done tastefully can bring a great pop of color to your space, and also promote healthy, breathable environments by improving indoor air quality.
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Tip #3: Incorporate furniture and fabrics made from natural materials
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Furniture made from rustic wood or woven grass is eye-catching. Using fabrics like linen or cotton have a more refreshing effect then those like nylon or polyester.
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Tip #4: Implementing green products and sustainable practices into the design
The above picture shows a piece of wall art made from live succulents.
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A canopy made from renewable willow. Other popular rapidly renewable materials include bamboo, cork, and wool.
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Tip #5: Use a crisp, neutral earthy color palette
Using whites and earth tones can make a space feel light and airy. This can open up an entire room, making it seem larger.
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How have you brought the outdoors into your home?
I’ve never been successful at bringing the outdoors in to my house. Sad, but true. I am in love with this post! All of these are great ideas and gorgeous. I’d love to recreate some of these here in my house. And I love that color palette. Yeah, these are definitely my kind of spaces. Great post!
I know what you mean, Sarah! Thanks for your compliments, I’m glad you enjoyed the post! 🙂