6 Ways To Use Organic Elements In Your Home 3 comments


6 Ways To Use Organic Elements In Your HomeBringing the outdoors in is something homeowners have been trying for a long time. As human beings, we simply love the organic and natural appeal of the elements that make us feel at peace and calm. If you’ve been trying to think of ways to add natural organic elements to your home, read on for inspiration.

  1. Using Bricks As Focal Points

In the early days, bricks were made of clay, mud, and water and then fired at high temperatures. This still appeals to many homeowners when it comes to creating beautiful focal points and backdrops around the house. Exposed bricks add texture to any space. Painted over, they make a subtle backdrop to showcase the space they’re in.

Using Bricks As Focal Points

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  1. Peaceful Natural Elements

We seem to have an inherent connection to the natural elements of the outdoors. These elements, after all, we’re living. Choosing materials that resonate with your personal style is the first step towards bringing in organic elements. You might like the rugged nature of natural rock walls outside your kitchen window, dark mahogany flooring in your living room or even wooden electric gates at your entrance. Transforming Mind and Soul With Wood

  1. Transforming Mind And Soul With Wood

Wood is one of the few materials that lends itself to finishes. You can create shiny marble looks or leave it unstained and raw to reveal its grains and imperfections. Using wood around your property is one of the easiest ways to bring in a warm and natural material. From beams and flooring to decking, pergolas, outdoor furniture and more, wood can keep going for years.

  1. Natural Furnishings

Speaking of wood, natural furniture is one of the most popular ways to bring outdoor organic elements to your home. Wood furniture is durable and beautiful.  For a country and rustic appeal, look for artisan-crafted furniture, or even antique wood living and bedroom furniture to really bring the outdoors in. If you prefer more of a contemporary appeal, choose wood furniture with few lines, free from ornamentation.

  1. Bring Nature Into Your Rooms

Bringing organic, natural elements into your home is by no means a new concept. But bringing in a little nature to every room in your home can be a game-changer. Whether you pick a stunning Zen fountain for your home office or organic bedding, nature can fit into just about any space in your life. Design your space around what makes you feel calm, soothed and even excited and feel how nature can help you achieve the perfect mood for every room. Bring Nature Into Your Rooms

  1. Natural Elements For Your Bathroom

The bathroom is the one room in your home where you can relax and unwind as you get ready for a new day. Connecting the body to heat and water and quickly bring calmness to your mind and soul. Natural materials are one of the best ways to complete your bathroom sanctuary. Think along lines of wooden walls like a dry heat sauna, natural daylighting and bamboo blinds to create an at-one-with-nature experience. Natural Elements For Your Bathroom

Use these tips to bring a beautiful balance of natural organic materials to your home and living space.
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About Karren Haller

I am a +70 Blogger that loves connecting with other women through blogging. A new recipe always intrigues, finding a new craft, creating bracelets occasionally and gardening is a favorite and writing brand reviews is a favorite for my readers. But most of all the connection to other bloggers. Creativity, simple life and getting things done

3 thoughts on “6 Ways To Use Organic Elements In Your Home

  • Clearissa Coward

    I love the look of a brick wall. I would love to have a brick focal wall in my home. I am also very fond of the wood look of a shiplap wall. Both are very unique but they warm up a room to me. Thanks for sharing and thanks for co-hosting at #omhgww

  • indah nuria

    I used so many organic elements and natural accents in my house as well, Karren. I love them indeed. And as always, thank you for sharing #OMHGWW with you

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