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Retreat is closer than you think
There’s no place like home — for at the end of the day — it is our place to retreat. There is joy to be found in the process of shaping this space — in creating a place to exhale. And in the spirit of hitting the refresh button, we’ve teamed up with a few of our favorite brands to unveil tips and ticks to create a space that's uniquely yours.
Tip 01
by Lonny
Sticking with a neutral color palette as a base is a great way to infuse serenity and calmness into your space. Try pairing warm neutral tones with pops of color for a look that easily transitions from season to season.
Tip 02
by Rejuvenation
No matter how big or small your space is, carving out the time to tend to the smallest details invites a sense of retreat into your home. Try creating a corner of your home that is perfect for a slow day and a good book. By selecting a few quality, timeless pieces, your space will evolve into a refuge from the daily grind, and a welcome haven for rest and reflection.
Tip 03
by Artifact Uprising
It’s easy to think that retreat is found in a great escape away from the everyday. But the truth is, you can find a sense of retreat right at home, through your photos. We recommend printing your favorite scenes from a past trip, or displaying images of water or a favorite vignette to find a sense of calm.
Tip 04
by The Sill
Did you know having plants in your home can boost morale, productivity, concentration, and creativity? Plants are an easy and inexpensive way to create a therapeutic tone throughout your home — it’s true when they say plants make people happy.
Tip 05
by Soma
We’ve all experienced what it feels like when we don't drink enough water. We’re groggy, hungry, and typically just feel off. Many don’t realize that not drinking enough water can impact your skin, eyes, hair and nails, too! Staying hydrated is so important for your body, and a must have to feel reprieve from a long day or week.
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