When we say ‘your wardrobe is a reflection of your personality’ it’s generally assumed that we’re talking about the contents of said wardrobe rather than the actual item of furniture itself. But why shouldn’t it refer to the latter as well as the former? A lot of attention is paid to current fashion trends, but perhaps it’s about time your home got a bit of stylish attention in this respect too. Creating unique designs in your home can be a bit of a minefield, so here are a few ways you can take pointers from your wardrobe, and this time we do mean the contents…
If you regularly shop in secondhand, retro stores and your personal style is vintage-inspired, then think about adopting a shabby chic look for your home too. Search those same secondhand store for old pictures, framed photos, furniture, homeware items and soft furnishings to start building up the interior design you want to achieve. It may take some time to create the finished product, but the wait will be worth it.
If you’re clothing collection is full of classic, timeless pieces that will never go out of fashion, use the same principles for your home – simple classic designs that take some beating. Start your search online and build up a scrapbook of images that represent the look you want to achieve. There are many online retailers that specialise in traditional-look homewares and you can find great discounts for their products, such as those you get on your bedding when you use Feather and Black voucher codes. Classic designs that are a lot less expensive than they look – too good to resist, surely!
Looking for something more contemporary? Take your cue from pictures of modern boutique hotel rooms as well as your fashion statements. Clean lines, modern colour palettes and key accessories could apply to either you home or your outfits in this respect, so why not combine shopping for both your clothing and your home at the same time?
All this talk of interior design might have got you thinking about whether those contents actually need updating too. If budget is an important concern but you don’t want to compromise on either design or quality, shopping with online retailers is a good solution. Online savings tools such as Missguided voucher codes get you money off up-to-the-minute styles meaning that wardrobe can be stocked to satisfaction, as well as being rather stylish itself too.
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