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HOW TO CREATE THE PERFECT STAYCATION RETREAT


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Whether it’s at home or abroad, holidays are something that we really forward to. Staycations are becoming increasingly popular, especially during peak times, when it can be tricky to find somewhere with vacancies. But how can you enhance your living space so you can create the perfect staycation retreat at home?


LEARN TO BLEND THE BOUNDARIES BETWEEN INDOOR AND OUTDOOR


If the weather is good, you can easily take your living space outside. Throw open the patio doors and dress your garden area with fashionable outdoor rugs and accessories. Attractive plants in decorative pots will help to complete the look. Remember candles and lanterns for when the light fades. Make the most of the evenings with decorative throws from your daytime décor to wrap around yourself.


Warmer temperatures and longer days make investing in quality garden furniture worthwhile to give you that laid-back holiday feel. Whether it’s a table to dine at, a sofa or a hanging egg chair to relax in, there’s a multitude of options.


Style inside your home with travel-influenced accessories to bring you closer to your favourite destination. Banana palms will create a tropical, holiday-like feel, whereas Yuccas and Aloe Vera are a reminder of your favourite Greek isle. The greenery of plants softens a room and brings a soothing comfort.


A coastal theme is always a popular way to bring that staycation seaside vibe into your home. Choose cool blues or pastel shades, then accent with nautical stripes as well as reclaimed timbers.


Cousins’ destination showrooms have inspirational room settings for every style, whether classical or contemporary, helping you to easily find and create your perfect staycation retreat at home.


Visit your nearest Cousins Furniture showroom or shop online at cousinsfurniture.co.uk LIVE24-SEVEN.COM


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