HOME & GARDEN
Chic and cosy for autumn home styling
with Rachelle Alick of Unique Interior Chic
With autumn on the horizon, the darker nights are beginning to set in and our attention turns to making our home cosier and warmer for the colder months ahead.
Achieving Autumn Chic doesn’t have to be dull and boring; by introducing warmer hues, richer textures and intricate details it can be fun and easy to revitalise your home with a few of my styling tips.
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Craving colour
Autumn is the perfect time to inject your home with warming colours. Do away with white and grey; use earthy browns, rich taupe and luxurious greens in your colour schemes and accessories to add depth to any room.
Right: Farrow and Ball paints available from Distinctive Flooring, Barnsley
Move it around
Sometimes a room revamp is as simple as changing around the position of your furniture for a new Feng Shui without having to spend a penny. Would that chest of drawers look better in another room? How about moving the arm chair to under the window?
Even a small change can make a big difference and bring a new lease of life.
Switch up
your bedding Tired of those plain white bed sheets? Why not try something new and exciting to keep you snug as a bug this autumn.
If you want to be a little bold, try introducing a new pattern to your bed sheets. Or try a subtle hint of design with a quilted bedspread to give you both comfort and style.
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