Decor tips to give your home interiors a monsoon makeover
Interiors

Decor tips to give your home interiors a monsoon makeover

Monsoon season instantly freshens up the atmosphere with lush greenery and constant rain showers. All one wants to do during this season is to sit, relax and enjoy the weather while sipping a warm cup of coffee, wrapped up comfortably in the blanket. This weather allows one to spend more time indoors, thus giving one the opportunity to explore a spirited decor inspired by blooming vibes all around. The founders at Salankar and Pachine and Associates are traversing decor ideas indoors by adding a touch of vibrant colours, florals and scented candles that further help brighten up the interiors to match the monsoon mood.

Bring back colours


Incorporate sprightly accessories around the room to add flamboyant liveliness to the space. Make use of bright colour cushions covers, funky table tops or attractive wallpapers. For instance, one can include a shade of yellow to present a feeling of warmth in this frosty weather. Since rainy skies often look dull, using vibrant hues helps to not reflect that indoors. Keep the decor high spirited by involving peppy shades such as electric pink, rosy red, tangerine or citrus. The inclusion of varied colours helps uplift the interiors from the outdoors greys and blues.

Aromatic scents and lighted up corners

Invest in scented candles and diffusers to prevent the home interiors from a musty rain smell. The aroma proves to be soothing and lively to one’s smell senses, thus making the interiors more inviting for people. Aromatic fragrances can instantly improve the despondent mood. During the monsoons, dark corners enhance the shadow play, building dispirited aesthetics. Make use of lampshades or lanterns in the corners of the room to offer the space a regal look. Placing floor lamps further offers a peripheral illumination that brightens up the entire room.


Bring greenery indoors

Adding abundant greenery and bringing nature inside act as an instant stress buster. Make use of colourful vases or repurpose glass bottles to place the beautiful fauna. One can include hibiscus and jasmines from the garden and allow them to float in wide water baths. Place them in room corners to bring in the added natural fragrance. There is no dearth of ornamental flowers and leafy plants when it comes to adding variety to floral arrangements. Moreover, it can also make room corners look lush and sophisticated.


Use Airy Fabrics

While bold shaded and heavy curtains add a royal look to the interiors, they tend to be challenging to maintain during the monsoon season. Make use of sheer fabrics and lace curtains that allows air to pass by and build a lighter ambience. Light curtains especially add a luxuriant look to floor-to-ceiling windows. Bright coloured or translucent curtains further allow natural light to filter through, thus improving indoor aesthetics during the day.


Declutter and go minimal

The onset of monsoon offers an opportunity to reconstruct the furniture layout of one’s home. The notion is to create a layout that is spaced away from each other, thus allowing freedom of movement. Moreover, having furniture backed up against the wall absorbs moisture and habituates the growth of fungi. Uncluttered furniture setting also offers the illusion of wider space and allows access to better ventilation of rooms.


These tips will help curate vibrant, joyful and positive spaces in the home interiors. To add a whimsical note to the home, make use of wind chimes to soothe the monsoon mood. Remove unwanted clutter and infuse home interiors with natural greenery. Give the indoor surroundings a seasonal vibe and have a happy monsoon!

About the authors:
Founded in 1999 and headed by Principal Architects Anurag and Pallavi Pashine, Salankar Pashine & Associates is a Nagpur based firm that provides architectural and interior design services for varied projects including residential, mixed-use, educational, medical, commercial, and industrial projects.

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Monsoon season instantly freshens up the atmosphere with lush greenery and constant rain showers. All one wants to do during this season is to sit, relax and enjoy the weather while sipping a warm cup of coffee, wrapped up comfortably in the blanket. This weather allows one to spend more time indoors, thus giving one the opportunity to explore a spirited decor inspired by blooming vibes all around. The founders at Salankar and Pachine and Associates are traversing decor ideas indoors by adding a touch of vibrant colours, florals and scented candles that further help brighten up the interiors to match the monsoon mood. Bring back colours Incorporate sprightly accessories around the room to add flamboyant liveliness to the space. Make use of bright colour cushions covers, funky table tops or attractive wallpapers. For instance, one can include a shade of yellow to present a feeling of warmth in this frosty weather. Since rainy skies often look dull, using vibrant hues helps to not reflect that indoors. Keep the decor high spirited by involving peppy shades such as electric pink, rosy red, tangerine or citrus. The inclusion of varied colours helps uplift the interiors from the outdoors greys and blues. Aromatic scents and lighted up corners Invest in scented candles and diffusers to prevent the home interiors from a musty rain smell. The aroma proves to be soothing and lively to one’s smell senses, thus making the interiors more inviting for people. Aromatic fragrances can instantly improve the despondent mood. During the monsoons, dark corners enhance the shadow play, building dispirited aesthetics. Make use of lampshades or lanterns in the corners of the room to offer the space a regal look. Placing floor lamps further offers a peripheral illumination that brightens up the entire room. Bring greenery indoors Adding abundant greenery and bringing nature inside act as an instant stress buster. Make use of colourful vases or repurpose glass bottles to place the beautiful fauna. One can include hibiscus and jasmines from the garden and allow them to float in wide water baths. Place them in room corners to bring in the added natural fragrance. There is no dearth of ornamental flowers and leafy plants when it comes to adding variety to floral arrangements. Moreover, it can also make room corners look lush and sophisticated. Use Airy Fabrics While bold shaded and heavy curtains add a royal look to the interiors, they tend to be challenging to maintain during the monsoon season. Make use of sheer fabrics and lace curtains that allows air to pass by and build a lighter ambience. Light curtains especially add a luxuriant look to floor-to-ceiling windows. Bright coloured or translucent curtains further allow natural light to filter through, thus improving indoor aesthetics during the day. Declutter and go minimal The onset of monsoon offers an opportunity to reconstruct the furniture layout of one’s home. The notion is to create a layout that is spaced away from each other, thus allowing freedom of movement. Moreover, having furniture backed up against the wall absorbs moisture and habituates the growth of fungi. Uncluttered furniture setting also offers the illusion of wider space and allows access to better ventilation of rooms. These tips will help curate vibrant, joyful and positive spaces in the home interiors. To add a whimsical note to the home, make use of wind chimes to soothe the monsoon mood. Remove unwanted clutter and infuse home interiors with natural greenery. Give the indoor surroundings a seasonal vibe and have a happy monsoon!About the authors: Founded in 1999 and headed by Principal Architects Anurag and Pallavi Pashine, Salankar Pashine & Associates is a Nagpur based firm that provides architectural and interior design services for varied projects including residential, mixed-use, educational, medical, commercial, and industrial projects.

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