4 MONSOON HOME DECOR TIPS TO FOLLOW

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Monsoon is knocking on our doors and its time we take some time off to prep our home for the rains. Seasons change and it’s good to keep our home updated to tackle the weather outside. When its monsoon, we need to do some quick changes to keep our home looking good and feeling fresh even when it’s rainy outside. We love the rain of course, but monsoon days come with its own share of gloomy and grey outdoors. You definitely do not want that mood to creep into your interiors. 

Here are 4 monsoon decor tips to help your home embrace the season with cheer:

Colour palette

Keep your home away from whites and beiges during the monsoon season. It’s best to see some colours within your home to light up the interiors. Think colourful prints and patterns in bright shades on pillows and bedcovers. 

 Windows
Monsoon tends to bring in some rain within, so we mostly keep our windows closed. But when it’s not raining, keep your windows open to let in fresh air. Also, treat your windows the right way and keep it monsoon ready. Bring down heavy drapes and put up curtains made of breathable fabric like cotton or sheer material to keep the room dry and airy. 

Aromatherapy
With wet shoes and umbrellas coming in regularly, a good aromatherapy is what your home deserves during the monsoons. Treat your home with fresh aromas to keep your home smelling pleasant every day. From air fresheners to homemade potpourris and dry leaf herbal smudges, there are many ways to keep home purified and smelling great. And the good old way of getting some fresh flowers is always there. 


Doorway
The messiest place at home during the rainy season is the doorway. I’m sure most of you will agree because we experience this every year. Kids and grownups alike walk in with boots and umbrellas dripping with water all through the day. And what we get in the end is a muddy and damp doorway. Avoid this situation by keeping a rug at the entrance to clean the feet before getting in. Also, keep the shoes outside the doors on door mats to avoid the doorway from getting damp. And of course, for the wet umbrellas place a good-looking umbrella stand and you’re set for the season!

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