The dog days of winter are upon us (we think it’s a thing).
February snow is still hanging around, temperatures are low, and after a brutal
string of storms this winter, we’re all just a little burnt out. Here are a few
quick and simple ideas for cozying up the home a bit to help our moods before
the big thaw arrives.
Photo credit: Better Homes and Gardens |
Table Layers
Summer is a better time to let beautiful tables really show
their stuff. This time of year, add a lovely fabric covering to make the dining
table more inviting when the temperatures take a dive. Tablecloths are pretty
standard, but an unexpected table runner (a repurposed scarf perhaps?),
especially in a thick, durable fabric, can work just as well.
Photo credit: Better Homes and Gardens |
Mind the Nook
At Hillsdale Furniture, we love
reading nooks. But we especially love them this time of year, particularly
when they are located near a heating vent. Find a cozy corner or space in your
home to repurpose as a reading nook, even if only for the season. Grab a
blanket, pillow, cup of tea or hot chocolate, and spend a few hours with your
favorite novel on the next snow day.
Photo credit: sohautestyle.com |
Skirt the Table
For a new look
that both cozies AND hides clutter, try out table skirts. Full-sized covers for
night stands, end tables and coffee tables are both chic and cozying by
covering bare table legs, but they can also hide unsightly stashes of books,
paperwork and general junk. They are great solutions for last minute gatherings
and parties.
Bask in Bedtime
Add an extra dimension of coziness to the bedtime routine
with an upholstered bed or headboard, a much warmer option than traditional
metal or wood designs. Hillsdale’s own Barrington Bed is a classic that will
work with a variety of aesthetics. It is
finished in khaki linen, and features an elegant wingback headboard and
footboard. Check out www.hillsdalefurniture.com
to view all of our upholstered bed options.
How do you stay cozy on chilly, winter days and nights?
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