Home Decor Design Inspired by Nature - Perennially In Style
There are so many ways you can decorate your home, but there is no denying that getting your inspiration from nature is the best way to do it. Here are some home decor design tips inspired by nature:
Why settle for manmade synthetics when you can go all natural?
When it comes to interior design, inspiration from nature is nothing new. But bringing a touch of nature into your living space never goes out of style. Whether you're a minimalist or a maximalist, natural elements will not only make your home look stunning, but they will also have a positive impact on your mood. So, let's dive into the world of nature-inspired interior design and discover how it can transform your space and make you smile.
Bringing the outdoors in: A breath of fresh air
Imagine stepping into your living room and being greeted by lush greenery, vibrant flowers, and the soothing sound of a trickling waterfall. Sounds dreamy, right? Well, with nature-inspired interior design, you can create a mini oasis right in your own home. Whether it's a vertical garden, potted plants, or a nature-themed wallpaper, incorporating elements of nature can instantly freshen up your space and give it a calming ambiance.
Colors that mimic the wonders of nature
Colors have a powerful effect on our emotions, and what better way to evoke a sense of tranquility than by using nature-inspired hues? From earthy tones like moss green and sandy beige to ocean blues and sunny yellows, these colors can bring a sense of harmony and balance to any room. So, go ahead and paint your walls, choose furniture, and accessorize with colors that mimic the wonders of nature.
Textures that make you want to touch everything
One of the joys of nature is the variety of textures it offers. From the smoothness of pebbles to the roughness of tree bark, incorporating natural textures into your interior design can add depth and visual interest to your space. Think cozy wool rugs, rustic wooden furniture, soft linen curtains, woven rattan. These textures not only make your space more inviting but also create a tactile experience that can instantly lift your mood.
Let there be light: Nature's greatest gift
Lighting plays a crucial role in interior design, and natural light is the holy grail. So, throw open those curtains, embrace the sunshine, and let it flood your space. Natural light not only makes your home feel more spacious but also has a positive effect on your well-being. It can boost your mood, increase productivity, and even improve your sleep. So, make the most of nature's greatest gift and let the light shine in.
Embrace the elements: Earth, wind, fire, and water
To truly bring nature into your space, consider incorporating the four elements: earth, wind, fire, and water. A crackling fireplace can create a cozy atmosphere, a tabletop fountain can add a soothing sound, and a gentle breeze from an open window can bring a breath of fresh air. Wooden pieces like palmwood ground any space with their earthiness. By embracing these elements, you can create a harmonious and balanced environment that will make you feel connected to nature.
Final thoughts: Nature's gift to your home and soul
So, there you have it. By infusing your space with elements inspired by nature, you can transform your home into a sanctuary that not only looks beautiful but also uplifts your spirits. From the calming presence of plants to the soothing colors and textures, nature has a way of making us feel grounded and at peace. So, why not let nature work its magic and create a space that brings you joy every time you walk through the door?
All of our collections here at Solange & Frances are sourced from nature: CAPIZ SHELL, RATTAN, PALM WOOD, TEAK, and MACRAME. We hope you love them as much as we do.
In the comments let us know - what are your favorite ways to bring the outside into your home?
128 comments
I would make a small waterfall home decor piece with small pebbles.
I would create a gloss finish for the log table
Cassandra D
I have a rustic home filled with reclaimed wood, pinecones, cat talis, & outdoor foliage native to our area.
Cheryll Powning
My best tip for bringing the outside inside is to use raw woods, stone, and living plants as decor!
Desiree k
I have plants and use natural-looking elements for home decor like trees, mushrooms, stones, and more.
Sheena
Plants and fresh flowers, shells and pinecones!
Paula S.
I grow sunflowers in my garden and they are my favorite flower. I love cutting a few to bring in and brighten up our dining room table. They bring me joy.
Amber Lee Kolb
I love designing with nature in mind! Using a lot of green on the walls and furniture and also displaying found items like shells, bottles of river sand, and large rocks and crystals on wood shelves. Avoiding sharp square corners wherever possible and choosing more fluid forms as well as using natural textures like wood and jute over man made textures like glass or metal is also key with my aesthetic.
Lore
We like plants and fresh flowers
Devon Pickford
I love nature and I’ve taught my 3 daughters to love and respect nature as well. Some of the ways I bring nature into my home is by having natural elements all around us in items we use every day. Also plants. I have lots and lots of plants!
Patience
Plants are definitely the one way that I decorate by being able to bring the outside in. I have such a large place in my heart for all of my plants. They’re like extensions of myself. I love each one of them for different reasons.
Maggie Smith
Favorite ways to bring nature inside:
1. open the windows and breath
2. plants…so so many
3. i love sun catchers to bring light shimmers to the walls
4. waterfall noise makers running through the night
5. eucalyptus in the shower to open the airways
Ella
I love having nature inside the home as well as the outside. I love having elemental decor as well. It just helps me stay zen in the chaos of being a mom of 4!
Jennifer Galindo
My favorite ways to bring the outside into my home:
Representative art
Aroma from plants grown outdoors (indoor plants are not as aromatic) – clippings.
OPEN windows – letting the air flow
Representative floral prints in curtains, dishes, and even towels.
thank you for this opportunity. :0
Lorraine M
I’m not good with plants. Trying to take care of my freinds pepper plant so I bring it inside, it’s too hot! I think some tips to bring the outside in would be to do some resin projects. My boyfriend brings me flowers all the time and I want to start encasing them in resin. Also have some shells I want to do a resin project with.
Kristen F
Plants are so great for bringing the outside in but also having something you can watch grow and transform in front of your eyes. Plants can tell us whole stories without words. Isn’t that amazing? We learn to read their body language and they don’t have “bodies.” They’re a wonder. And we get to keep them around and take care of them.
Anne Holub
I bring in house plants if I can!
Kaitlyn Targgart
I have lots of house plants but my favorite are my African violets. So pretty when they bloom and they remind me of my grandmother. I also like to have cut flowers from our garden…when I can!!
Connie Sullivan
Not much grows outside in West Texas so having plants inside sure makes the home feel earthy. I also tend to like natural woods in my decor and kitchen items. I try to use earthy textiles like bamboo for my sheets and towels too!
Bobbye P.
I have indoor plants to bring nature in and purify the air.
Lena Chin
I have indoor plants that help bring in nature.
Erin Madigan
I bring in houseplants
Marci
Love the aesthetic & vibe. I need more plants here & that sea glass wind chime!
P Rogers
I bring the outside in with plants, shells, beach glass, driftwood, fresh fruit and natural materials.
Tammy Evans
Bring in houseplants, flowers, fish tank, and small trees.
Dawn Snow
One of the best tips for bringing the outside in for home decor is to incorporate natural elements into your living space. For example, incorporate natural materials like wood, stone, or rattan into your decor. You can use wooden furniture, countertops, or flooring to bring in an earthy feel. Incorporate stone accents in the form of sculptures or decorative elements. Rattan furniture or baskets can add a bohemian touch.
HilLesha O'Nan
I keep a lot of different houseplants.
Courtney Haas
I love plants and rocks. Incorporating in those in my decor is my favorite way to bring the outside in.
Kristen McFarland
I love having house plants and bringing in seasonal natural decor to help bring nature into the house.
Haley
Adding rocks and sticks my little ones find is a fun way to incorporate nature throughout our home.
Alexandria D.
I love to have green plants in my space and i recently started using a hydroponic garden in my kitchen. Love growing!
Alicia H
I bring the outside in with tons of plants of course, plus lots of natural materials! Wood, clay and stone all make for the best items.
Shudder
I bring in the outside with natural rocks, crystals and sea glass.
Sue Barney
I bring flowers and seed pods from my garden to decorate with inside my house.
Anne Marie Carter
Goal is to have an indoor plant paradise surrounded by capiz and rattan!
Tara
I sometimes go for texture over color in my home decor style. I love all things woven and ceramic! And I have houseplants galore. They add so much life into a space and I find them to be a great contrast to the textures in my home.
Olivia Smith
Indoor plants and bringing pretty rocks, shells, driftwood, etc. from nature indoors on display.
Crystal Abel
I love having plants and collecting/decorating with rocks and crystals :)) My current decor obsession is moss in little terrariums!
Ma Sofia Sosa
I love my plants and can’t wait to replace the ones I lost due to a move.
Lori H
Bringing plants inside and putting beach glass in my plant pots
Marie
I utilize many ways to bring outside in.
My home decor is green tones with big picture windows, porches and decks to the outside.
Gathering foliage and tropical plants and flowers from our garden.
Vickie
I grow fresh herbs 🪴 inside. This allows me to enjoy both the plants as well as fresh herbs to cook with.
Julie
I try to have dried flowers and greenery in my house to bring the outside in.
DIANE R Mungall
I enjoy crafting from outside items. Painted rocks, plants hanging from driftwood.
Saundra Bowers
I love to have lots of fresh flowers.
LeAnn
This would be awesome love plants
Marilyn Wall
We love plants!!!
Kait
Plants, plants, plants!!!
Lisa C
Plants everywhere!! And also love nature in art and making art with nature, one example is with shells from the beach.
Tiffany
I take cuttings of everything to bring inside – flowers of course, but also foliage to start new plants.
Deb Ford
This is awesome! I like bringing plants indoors, and I have lots of crystals as decir, too.
Amber Torres
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