1) Layer Up

The simplest way to cosy up your home is to use layers. Tactile textures like boucle' on cushions and soft throws will automatically create a warm atmosphere. 

2) Raw Materials 

The use of adding touches of raw materials and simple details like dried greenery can enhance the warmth of your space. Bunches of cotton can be a simple, yet elegant way of redecorating your sideboard for winter. 

3) Warm Tones

Using a palette of warm whites, beige, and sun-drenched hues can make your home feel like it's being hit with a delicious Mediterranean evening sun. Try to stay away from Scandinavian whites or cool colours like blue and try to reach for the more warm tones and earthy colours as the colour palette of your home has a powerful effect in different seasons.

4) Cosy Cushioning

Cushioning can make all the difference when trying to make your home more welcoming, What works in the living room can be adapted to the bedroom too, so mixing and matching cushions and throws can add texture and luxury to any space.

5) Furs, Sherpa & Sheepskin

Lay a faux or real sheepskin on the foot of your bed or drape a creamy lamb hide over an armchair, and they'll instantly transform a simple room into a relaxing winter haven.

6) Rug Up (Literally)

Adding rugs to your home in winter can make your flooring feel extra insulated. Winter rugs should be woollen or soft shaggy fabrics - that way, you can even stay barefoot! You can even drape them on the walls to make your home a 3D comfort experience and to even make the walls feel cosier. 

Source: homestolove.com.au