As
monsoon is around the corner, the best way to welcome it is by adding attractive Home Décor pieces in the house. One of the easiest ways to uplift the mood during the rainy season is through bright colours on the walls, colourful wallpapers, cushions, curtains, and eye-catchy interior accessories.
Mr. Manish Bansal, Director, Window Magic India
Here are a few monsoon décor ideas that can cheer-up the gloomy look of your house:
- Interiors: One can install the Designer Windows-like Arch Windows, Temple Windows, Bay Windows, and Corner Windows which give a fancy and attractive look to the entire house. An attractive interior with a beautiful view from windows and doors bring out peace.
- Colourful Décor: Installing bright shades of décor like Windows of Red, Turquoise, Blues, and Pinks can make the room look livelier. One can use colourful cushions over a plain sofa or different types of curtains like an eye-lite curtain, ta-top curtain, boo-pleat curtain, etc. Such accessories add an aesthetic look to the house.
Heat resistant Door
- Indoor Plants: Whether indoor space is large or small, indoor plants are one of the paramount things to consider. It is the best way to decorate an individual room or the living area as they require minimal space and less sunlight. Plants not only make the abode look greener but also make them attractive. It’s also a small step towards a greener environment.
- Go for Wind Chimes: There is nothing more relaxing than listening to wind chimes. An attractive window with beautiful ding-dongs and a cup of coffee is the best combination that will elevate your mood this monsoon.
Arch. Fixed window
- Add Lamps and chandeliers to give a perfect look: There are various ways to decorate your house, but adding lamps and chandeliers is like adding a cherry on top of the cake. It adds grace and gives a perfect finish to the overall look of your house.
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The article is contributed by Manish Bansal - Director and CEO of Window Magic.
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