From Textured Throws To Scented Candles: Elements To Create A Winter Mood

Textured Throws and Blankets: Nothing screams winter comfort more than soft and textured throws. Choose materials like faux fur, wool, or oversized knit blankets to give your home warmth and depth. Cover them on couches, armchairs, or even at the feet of your bed for a cozy and inviting appearance that encourages relaxation. (Image Source: Canva)

Scented Candles: The glimmering light that candles emit instantly turns a space into a tranquil sanctuary. Pick winter-inspired scents such as cinnamon pine, vanilla, or spiced orange for a sensory and relaxing experience. Place different-sized candles on the coffee table or on the bedside stand to give a classy touch. (Image Source: Canva)

Layered Rugs: Bring warmth and softness to your flooring by adding rugs. Combine a neutral rug with a smaller and patterned one to give a visual appeal. Select a carpet that is made of shag or wool for additional warmth beneath your feet, which is ideal for cold mornings. (Image Source: Canva)

Ambient Lighting: Lighting is a critical element in establishing a winter mood. Use dimmable, string, and candle lights to create a warm, glowing ambiance. Set them in the corners or near shelves to give your home warmth and ambiance. (Image Source: Canva)

Seasonal Decor: Bring the spirit of winter with festive accents. Wreaths made from pine, eucalyptus, or dried blooms make a great addition to festive decor, and bowls stuffed with pinecones and faux snow add a touch of texture to tables. Natural elements like these are timeless and an excellent choice for various uses. (Image Source: Canva)

Cushions and Pillows: Change out your light summer cushions for winter-appropriate fabrics like fleece, velvet, or wool. Try deep colors like burgundy, forest green, or mustard yellow to add a festive feel. Mixing textures and patterns can make your room feel more inviting and layered. (Image Source: Canva)

Inputs By: Amrita Gupta, Chief Interior Designer & Director, Manglam Group (Image Source: Canva)