When you return from a long day at work or a regular day out, your home becomes a sanctuary for rest and relaxation. What makes a home comfortable? Contrary to popular opinion, an aesthetically pleasing home can also be uncomfortable. So, comfort is much more than how a room is decorated.
What does an expert have to say about what determines a comfortable home beyond aesthetics? Priyanka Sinha, founder of The Opulence Interior Design Studio, reminded us that the rule of thumb is to take into account how people move around and use a room.
Check whether furniture is comfortable to sit on and easy to use before buying it. Measure space and furniture before buying, allowing enough room to walk around comfortably. A more harmonised style can be achieved by establishing a unifying base palette and then adding personality with tactful accents. In the end, the designer reiterated the value of a home that prioritises functionality alongside aesthetics. A well-designed space should accommodate your daily routines, allow easy movement and make you feel at ease. After a home should also feel good as much as it looks good.
