Izvor: Namestaj.rs, 14.Maj.2013, 11:16 (ažurirano 02.Apr.2020.)
Kako da se u vašem dom osećate opuštenije
Ovih dana imamo više posla nego ikad. Provodimo više vremena u našim kancelarijama ili na putu nego u svojim domovima. Naši životi su postali toliko mahnito brzi i stvarno nam treba fokusiran napor da se uspori. Za mnoge od nas ovo više ne dolazi prirodno i moramo prisiliti sebe da se opustimo - da se zaista zaustavimo i pomirišemo ruže. Dom koji je neorganizovan, haotičan i pun nesloge nije opuštajuć. Postoji nekoliko jednostavnih i osnovnih koraka koje možemo učiniti kako bi naši domovi bili harmoničniji i mirniji kada se vratimo na kraju napornog dana. - Cveće je neverovatno umirujuće i vizuelno i aromom. - Bele sveće daju atmosferu mira i opuštanja. Izbegavajte one mirišljave, jer često mogu biti izrazito jake. - Osvetljenje je takođe veoma važno. Prirodna sunčeva svetlost čini čuda za nečiji duh. Ne blokirajte prirodno svetlo u sobi. Budite sigurni da su roletne podignute i zavese i draperije povučene u stranu. Čak i kada nije sunčano napolju, dnevna prirodna svetlost je veoma svetla. - Boje farbe koje izaberete u vašem domu mogu imati veliki uticaj na vaše raspoloženje. Predlažemo, za mirnu, relaksirajuću atmosferu da probate sa mirnim plavim, zelenim i sivim bojama. Bele i bež su takođe pogodne - držite se prirodnih tonova. Izbegavajte jarke boje i neskladne boje nameštaja i tkanina u oblastima u kojima želite da se opustite. Svetle boje imaju tendenciju da daju energiju, a naš cilj je da stvorimo suprotan efekat. - Uklonite gužvu. Jurnjava odvraća pažnju i odmah uliva osećaj haosa i poremećenost. Treba sve da bude ušuškano i zamenjeno sa stavkama koje umiruju ili inspirišu - kao što su porodične fotografije (dokle god ih nema previše da izgledaju kao gomile) i sveže rezano cveće i biljke. - Okružite se knjigama (dok nisu u vezi sa radom) i razbacajte jastuke i ćebad. - Parket i meka površina tepiha mogu se vezati za nameštaj da pomognu u stvaranju žarišta i jedinstva. Ideja je da se stvori prostor koji izgleda i u kome je sve mekše, smirenije i opuštenije. Our lives these days are busier than ever. We spend more time in our offices or on the road than we do in our own homes. Our lives have become so fast paced and frenzied that we really need to make a concerted effort to slow down. For many of us this no longer comes naturally and we must force ourselves to relax – to really stop and smell the roses. A home that is disorganized, chaotic and full of discord is not a relaxed one. There are a few simple and very basic steps that we can do to make our homes more harmonious and peaceful to return to at the end of a busy day.- Flowers are incredibly soothing both visually and aromatically.- White candles add an air of calm and relaxation. Do stay away from the fragrant ones as they can often be overwhelmingly strong.- Lighting is so very important. Natural sunlight does wonders to one’s spirit. Don’t block a room’s natural sunlight. Be sure to keep shades pulled up and curtains and drapes pulled off to the sides. Even when the sun is not out, daylight’s natural light is quite bright.- The paint colors you choose in your home can have a profound effect on your mood. I suggest, for a quiet, more relating atmosphere to go with tranquil blues, greens and greys. Whites and beiges are suitable as well – stick with natural tones. Keep bright and jarring colors out of furniture and fabrics in the areas you wish to keep calm. Bright colors tend to energize, and our goal is to create the opposite effect.- Remove clutter. Clutter is distracting and immediately instills a sense of chaos and disorderliness. Tchotchkes should be tucked away and replaced with items that soothe or inspire – such as family photographs (as long as there aren’t too many that they look like clutter) and freshly cut flowers and plants.- Surround yourself with books (as long as they are not work-related) and throw pillows and blankets.- Hardwood floors and soft area rugs can tie in furniture to help create a focal point and unity. The idea is to create a space that looks and feels softer, calmer and more relaxing.
