Into The Woods: Woodland Interiors Edit
By Amy Kilvington
Embrace the beauty and enchantment of the great outdoors with a woodland-themed space.
Stepping into a woodland is like stepping into another world, and here at Blinds Direct, we want to help you create this magical forest feeling in your own home. Warming, cosy and perfect for the colder seasons, woodland interiors are a real winner.
Tempt the natural world into your home with woodland interiors. Inspired by the great outdoors, this charming decor style will create a cosy country space that brims with personality. Begin with a simple neutral backdrop, ideally in an earthy tone such as sand, sage or feather grey. Look to introduce wooden furniture and accents, which immediately suggests a feeling of the natural world.
The simple additions of faux furs and wooden decorations will help to capture the spirit of a country cabin, whilst wild flowers and pinecones will transport you to a whimsical woodland. Patterns like leaves, petals and bark bring depth and interest, while clever lighting solutions will help to create ambience.
Woodland retreats come in many different guises. You might wish to recreate a peaceful thicket at dawn, with soft misty tones and elegant silhouettes. Or you may prefer a more vibrant themed space that buzzes with activity, featuring bright mustards, rich reds and playful animal prints. A Highland twist on woodland interiors also works beautifully, with tartan fabrics and stag designs that are reminiscent of the Scottish countryside. For lovers of modern, minimal interior design, a Scandinavian forest will be the best source of inspiration, featuring soft natural tones and plenty of organic materials.
Woodland interiors inspiration
Get the woodland look with Blinds Direct, enhancing your windows with stylish made to measure blinds and curtains, or brightening up your sofa with a high quality cushion. Looking for something more specific? Get in touch with our team for more information.
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