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Earthy tones with natural materials and a nice popping pink color detail (styling: Liza Wassenaar & photo: Jeroen van der Spek) A warm rug balances out the cooler whites in this bathroom. Amy Neunsinger How do you decorate with warm colors? A living room from the Dulux 2020 color forecast in pink, burgundy and red combined with a calm neutral rug (photo: Lisa Cohen)

Go for a mix of throws and cushions in chunky knit, faux-fur and felted fabrics for the ultimate in cosiness. You can also add in wool and silk for a fabulously indulgent and luxurious effect,' suggests Julia. When it gets dark and rainy outside, drawing your curtains can make your living room warmer and cosier,' says Vanessa. 'For autumn/winter, beautiful linen curtains with insulating inter lining are a must. Again, choose warm colours such as reds and oranges to create the ultimate warm ambience.' If you have light and neutral tones in your existing decor, you can make a statement with any statement tartan fabric in darker shades. Consider the bolder and more traditional colour combinations such as contrasting reds and greens and take inspiration from the regal Balmoral tartan with Grampian print roman blinds.' 15. Add some shineOpt for oranges, reds and caramel, all great tones for this time of the year that will transform your sofa and indeed the whole room.

These terracotta colors you see a lot lately, they create a warm atmosphere to any space (styling: Cleo Scheulderman & photo: Jeroen van der Spek)

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Besides influencing your mood, color temperatures can change the feel of a room, too. Warmer colors can make an interior seem welcoming – but also smaller, Richardson warns. Cooler colors have their own pros and cons: They'll create the illusion of extra space, but go overboard and the room can feel too sterile. See what a big impact this rug makes, by adding a rug in warm tones this room immediately feels warm and cozy (photo: Urban Outfitters ) Those are small changes but just think about changing your rug or your curtains, that will make a huge difference to the look of your home. Different types of lighting can also influence whether a white will look more warm or cool — hence why many designers recommend testing a big swatch on the wall before painting an entire room. "If you have tons of natural light pouring in, things will appear cooler, whereas rooms lit with artificial light will look much warmer," Dale says.

Warm and cool undertones are terms mentioned often in interior design, and they may sound confusing at first. Can there be such a thing as a cool pink? Is it possible for gray to have a warm undertone? Once you understand the terminology, you can answer these questions and find out if warm tones have the qualities you're looking for in a home's interior color palette. Changing the color tones in your home decor is obviously the easiest way to transform the look of your home and add wamer colors. Even small changes can make a big impact, think about changing your bedding, or adding some warmer pillows to your sofa. The secret to a warm and cosy living room? Layering. There's nothing quite as inviting on a chilly evening as soft, warm textures to sink into and snuggle up in. Layering and accessorising with extra throws and cushions is a must for lounging. Mood lighting is also key to creating a snug and cosy environment at home. Vanessa suggests making the fireplace (if you have one) your primary light source for cold evenings. Julia echoes this idea: 'A woodburning stove will add a warm glow and candlelight creates a cosy atmosphere. Enhance the effect with carefully positioned mirrors and reflective surfaces.' 9. Use home fragrance

Introducing nature indoors is a great way to enhance the cosiness of your home,' says Rukmini. 'Pile pine cones in a vase along with silver birch to add a connection to the outdoors. Placing fire logs near the fireplace, surrounded by candles in lanterns will make you feel warm and snug as the weather changes.' It's crucial to make sure your living room is well insulated for the winter months. Start with the main culprit for heat loss – the windows. 'If they're ill-fitting and draughty, it's worth replacing them with double- or triple-glazed units to help retain the heat, keep draughts at bay and maintain condensation-free sills,' says Julia.

16. A Traditional Monochrome Wall Art Gallery

above two examples from a warm & creative Copenhagen home, see the full home tour here (photo: Andrea Papini)