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We welcome <\/em>Rose Morrison’s new post, <\/em>How to Fall in Love with Your Home Again, her guest article for Slipcovers for Your Walls, casartblog for Casart Coverings removable wallpaper and decor. Be sure to read Rose’s bio at the end.
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Homeowners face the tall task of keeping their houses clean and livable while maintaining style and visual appeal. The latter part of this challenge can get stale after a while, especially if you live in an older residence with outdated features. Boredom and complacency set in, making you feel out of place in your own home.<\/p>\n

This experience happens to almost every homeowner at some point, so you\u2019re not alone. These five design tips will inspire you and help you fall in love with your home again in no time.<\/p>\n

1. Bring Outdoor Elements Inside<\/h2>\n

One of the reasons your home might feel dull is because it\u2019s too fake. After all, today\u2019s homes consist of many artificial and chemically treated materials, including cement, drywall, paint and plastic. You can counterbalance these artificial elements by bringing some of the outdoors inside.<\/p>\n

Nature-focused building techniques \u2014 also known as biophilic designs \u2014 are growing in popularity<\/a> thanks to changing homeowner priorities. People are becoming more aware of their environmental impact and are incorporating more natural elements into their homes<\/a>.<\/p>\n

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Biophilic design simultaneously makes your home more sustainable and attractive. You can start with the basics by adding more natural building materials. There are many varieties of wood and stone to choose from, including bamboo, mahogany, marble and limestone. Their authentic colors and textures will bring a breath of fresh air into your home.<\/p>\n

Round-shaped architecture is another natural design element that humans have utilized since ancient times<\/a> to make their buildings stronger and more appealing. Nature contains more curvature than jagged edges, and your home should reflect that. Add round shapes in small places, such as your furniture, windows and light fixtures.<\/p>\n

You should also bring more plants inside. Greenery improves indoor air quality and seamlessly introduces more vibrant colors. Don\u2019t worry if you\u2019re not an expert gardener, because you have many low-maintenance plants to choose from. Snake plants, succulents and cacti are three popular species that require little water and sunlight and are virtually indestructible.<\/p>\n

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2. Knock Out That Renovation Project
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Although not everyone will admit it, every homeowner has a home remodeling project that they\u2019ve been procrastinating on. You know this renovation will improve your home\u2019s living experience, but you just haven\u2019t gotten around to it. Now is the time to knock out your project once and for all.<\/p>\n

If you need additional incentive to get started, these remodeling ideas can significantly increase your home\u2019s market value:<\/p>\n