
The ability to bring nature into your home has been an ambition that
homeowners have strived for over the centuries. For generations humans love the
natural and organic appeal of elements that make them feel calm, at peace and
above all welcomed into a space. In recent years the growing awareness of the
dwindling of the Earth’s resources have made it even more apparent that
bringing nature into our homes is essential as it is a design aesthetic we
can’t duplicate.
One of the reasons we love nature so much is our inherent connection to
the outdoors and to natural elements that are living or decor that was living
such as wood, cotton, leather and seagrass to name a few. Choosing materials
that resonate with your personal style is the first step for bringing them into
your home. One homeowner may enjoy the rugged nature of natural rock walls in
their kitchen – while another may prefer the more sophisticated flair of dark
mahogany flooring in their living room. Choose natural elements that
incorporate your style and connect you to your interiors.
Is there any room in the house that you love to relax & get rejuvenated
for the new day than your bathroom? Connecting your body to water and heat can
transport your mind and soul to serenity and calmness. There is no better way
to complete your bathroom sanctuary than with natural materials. Wood walls
like this bathroom are inspired by a dry heat sauna, while the minimal lines of
the fixtures and natural daylighting are ideal for creating that one-of-a-kind
bathing experience with nature.
With the re-emergence of green living and conserving the Earth’s
precious resources there has been a renewed interest in homeowners finding
building products that have been recycled and used in new ways, reclaimed from
other building projects or repurposed into new functions. From old wood
railroad ties being used in ceiling support beams to give a rustic appeal to
your room to lumber yards supplying contractors and builders with reclaimed and
locally sourced wood products – think of these ideas when re-modelling your
home.
Many homeowners complain that natural materials are expensive and tend
to ditch the idea of using it in their home re-modelling projects. Instead of
scrapping the idea why not use less of it?
If you have been trying to think of inspiring ways to bring the outdoors
into your home, take a look at these 10 ideas for bringing nature &
organically inspired elements into your interiors.
1. Choosing natural elements that make you feel at peace
2. Brick as a backdrop or as a focal point
3. Wood as a finish has the ability to transform your mind and
soul
4. Natural wood furniture reveals craftsmanship at its finest
5. The new trend of bringing nature to every room of your home
6. Natural materials in your bathroom sanctuary
7. Sustainability never looked as good in your home
8. Floral inspiration doesn’t have to be artificial
9. Bring in natural sunlight as a design element