12/27/2024
Beige, brown, terracotta, and ochre are colors that evoke nature and convey a sense of calm and serenity. Use them for walls, furniture, or textiles like curtains and blankets.
Add a touch of vibrancy with accents of burgundy, olive green, or mustard yellow. These colors can be used for cushions, rugs, or decorative accessories, creating contrast without overwhelming the space.
Choose soft and cozy fabrics like velvet, wool, and cotton. These materials not only improve comfort but also enhance warm colors, making the environment even cozier.
Use warm lights to emphasize the warm tones in your palette. Lamps with golden or amber hues can enhance the sense of intimacy and warmth.
Paint one wall in a warm color to create a focal point or use artwork and prints with autumnal tones. Details make all the difference.
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With autumn’s arrival, home becomes the retreat where we spend more time, between relaxation and conviviality. The season’s colors—warm, enveloping, and natural—can transform interiors into welcoming spaces without major changes. You don’t need to repaint or buy new furniture: with the right textiles, accessories, and details, you can bring autumn’s unique atmosphere indoors.
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