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Comfortable and cozy living room in five steps,

The living room is the place that should help to completely relax after a long day of work,

however, not everyone’s space is intended for relaxation.

If you need a makeover, we’ll give you 5 ways to create a sense of relaxation,

well-being and general comfort in your living room.

 

Comfortable and cozy living room in five steps

 

  1. Choose a comfortable sofa

The living room starts and ends with a good sofa,

so you should get one that makes the most of your available space, and most importantly quality.

The sofa must stand the test of time, plus it is a comfortable place to relax.

We also recommend that you don’t use sofas as a bed unless you really need them,

as sofas tend to compromise the functionality of an actual sofa, and can become very uncomfortable over the years.

While choosing, consider deep, spongy pillows, good back support,

and memory foam may be a good choice.

Natural fabrics such as cotton and linen are also preferred to provide maximum comfort.

You can add some feather pillows, a quality blanket,

and here is the perfect place to enjoy a good book and unparalleled relaxation.

 

Comfortable and cozy living room in five steps

 

2. Living room or an oasis

The living room is often neglected, but you need to add some greenery to it,

and also some flowers in vases.

Place a small vase of wildflowers on your coffee table or on your shelves,

and the effect of harmony will be instant.

It is always best to choose live plants, for air quality as well as aesthetics.

Snake plants, ferns, and peace lilies look beautiful, and orchids are great too,

and eventually you should always put houseplants in well-draining pots.

3. No need for TV

A large screen in the middle of the room disrupts the relaxing atmosphere,

as having the TV in the background all the time is proven to be really annoying to your well-being.

And we know that removing the TV entirely may not be an option, you can make it in a corner,

or generally not make it the focal point of your living room.

 

Comfortable and cozy living room in five steps

 

4. Textile selection

 

Warmth is not achieved without a good blanket, not only the blanket but also the pillows, rugs and curtains.

Choose good, thicker curtains that reach the floor, and also a good pillow, with a knit finish.

  1. Good lighting

The right lighting will create the perfect atmosphere, and you should stay away from harsh white lighting and anything overhead.

You can put a large lamp behind the sofa,

and another near any corner you might have designated for reading.

And fairy lights are great not only for the holiday season, but also year-round.

You can put some on top of the sofa or on some wall shelves and they will instantly add a sense of comfort.

And don’t forget to fill large vases with vertical candles and place them on the floor to create unique accessories.

And if you like scented candles, light only one candle, as many conflicting scents are not conducive to relaxation.

 

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