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We Love The New Year Clean Up

Posted on January 9, 2024March 4, 2024 By Becky

New Year, new me? That one comes around once every year, and for a homeowner, one of the things on the New Year, new me, list is a good tidy of the home. And now is the perfect time for us to rethink our living spaces. We’re not just talking about major overhauls here. Sometimes, it’s the small shifts in your home’s interior that can make a world of difference.

Our guide is going to give you some tips, before the New Year, new me, motivation fails, and show you how to organise your home.

Starting with a Tidy Foundation

That post-Christmas clear up is the best. This New Year ritual is more than just making things look nice; it’s a way to clear out the old to make room for new possibilities. A minimalist approach can be refreshing – imagine having a space where everything has its place, bringing a sense of calm and order. 

There’s nothing like the post-holiday clear-out and fresh home – taking the Christmas decorations down gives you the clean home aesthetic vibe.

Little Touches, Big Impact

When it comes to minor but impactful design changes, who would think about doors, right? But here’s the thing. Doors make a massive impact. Outdated doors with wear and tear aren’t always aesthetically pleasing. Swapping out those old doors for something more contemporary can subtly yet significantly change the feel of your place. Whether it’s sleek and modern or charmingly rustic, the right doors can set a whole new tone for your home – doorways.co.uk have some great examples.

Colour: Small Dashes, Big Statements

Now, how about colours? They’re like the mood-setters of your home. Just a few new throw pillows, maybe a vibrant new rug, or even some art can shift the vibe of a room. Play around with colours that speak to you this year – maybe those serene blues, zesty yellows, or earthy greens.

The colours 2024 are bigger and bolder than ever – neutral tones are finally out. Instead, trends are steering towards bold colours like navy, emerald green, shades of pink and red, and more. 

Still, if neutral is your thing, then there are still ways of injecting pops of colour to stay on trend. Pillows, throws, art, etc, are great ways of adding subtle bits of colour without being overwhelming. 

Embracing Change in Every Corner

The joy in New Year’s home revamps is all about embracing small changes. Each little tweak in your home’s design – whether it’s doors, colour accents, or plants – can start a ripple of transformation.

Remember, your home is more than just a space. It’s a reflection of you. Let this New Year be the impetus for a living space that looks good and feels just right.  

It’s about creating a haven that resonates with joy, comfort, and your unique style. Here’s to a home that’s not just a place to stay, but a space to thrive in this New Year! No doubt, you will have this winter clear out and be ready for another one when the summer comes!

 

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Becky Freeman
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Meet the award-nominated UK lifestyle blogger behind Spirited Puddle Jumper – a mum of three living in South East London! Becky shares the real ups and downs of family life, parenting tips, and lifestyle inspiration, proving that being a mum doesn’t mean you stop being fun or having other interests! Follow along for honest insights into UK family life and opinions on a whole range of topics, from travel and food, to beauty reviews, home and DIY, business and health and wellness.

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