Staying home for prolonged periods of time can have drastically negative effects on our brains and the way we function. It can almost feel like captivity at times. People can easily slip into periods of depression and a cluttered, disorganized world around them can only add to the woes. Your home needs to be a place to rest, rejuvenate and relax. It needs to be a stress-free environment where you really ?feel at home?. An interior that feels like constant work can be both mentally and physically taxing. And for those working from home, it can be an incredibly unproductive space where getting anything done is twice as much more difficult.
Eames lounger adds style and timelessness to the smart modern living space in white and wood with ample natural light [From: Anna West Interiors]
Considering how work, play and rest have all be combined into one small space in recent times, it is imperative to keep the living room as stress-free and peaceful as possible. A calming living area is an absolute blessing ? one that also welcomes guests gleefully. Whether you wish to follow modern decorating rules or want to borrow from the age old wisdom of Feng Shui, the basics of it remain the same. This is a look at some of the most basic and easiest rules you can turn to for a tranquil living room ?
Neutrals Shaping the Backdrop
This is one of the most basic aspects of the most relaxing living spaces that we have seen in the last two decades. Despite a spurt in styles like ecle...