Making Your Home Your Sanctuary
Feb 21, 2019
In the wise words of Marie Kondo, “the space in which we live should be for the person we are becoming now, not for the person we were in the past.” Your home should be you sanctuary — an inviting and zen place to return to after a long day. Achieving a home that feels like a sanctuary doesn’t require a move! There are lots of ways to bring peace, comfort and relaxing vibes into your space that will make you want to switch your next vacation to a staycation. Keep reading to find out how to make your place #apartmentgoals!
Accessorize The key to any good outfit is in the accessories, and your living space is no different! A little effort goes a long way and small decor additions can make all the difference. Head over to West Elm (only a 12 minute drive from Anthem House) or check out some local boutique homeware shops, like Trohv, to pick up some comfy pillows and throw blankets for your couch, or a Himalayan sea salt lamp for your nightstand. What colors bring you peace? Greens and blues are known for being soothing, and adding some accents of your own favorite shade can add a personal touch. Space Out When life is so busy and we are constantly connected, it can feel harder than ever to take time out for yourself. But, even just a few minutes a day can reduce anxiety and stress and get your ready to conquer your to-do list. Meditation is an excellent way to help you breathe deep and be in the moment. The Headspace app is a popular tool for guided meditation, making it easy to learn how to practice mindfulness, right from your own living room! Easy to Be Green Adding plants and greenery can breathe new life into your space. Check out this list of the best houseplants for apartments, from Fiddle Leaf Figs to Philodendrons! Local shop B. Willow has a curated selection of plants to bring nature inside your home. They even host classes and events like a Succulent Building workshop. No green thumb? Fake plants are easier to maintain, but look just as beautiful! Ikea has a great selection of no-need-to-water greenery.
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