Destressing the home

Destressing the home

Destressing the home

Outside the house heavy traffic, long lines, noise, air pollution and the inevitable crime worry factors that can bring you nothing but stress. As we go along with our daily living, we can't help but encounter different kinds of stress. There are different stress triggers it can be brought by deteriorating plans at work, relationship issues or even personal issues left unresolved. There are many ways to combat stress. One most effective way to de-stress is to find one spot in our daily living wherein we can have the silence and peace needed to promote calmness of the mind. Which place best suits to be our sanctuary? None other but our own homes we can start it with designing our house conducive to relaxing activities.

Architecture is also a consideration as it will define the whole look of the house. Zen starts in visual appreciation they say, so the architectural aspect should come first if the need to have a relaxing home has been put into high value. There goes the concept of minimalism which can start even in the concrete structure. Having a structure that exudes no complicated details can help bring peace of mind as we visually receive details that are uncluttered.

The interior of the house, details on making it relaxed and serene should never be compromised. Some parts of the home can be dedicated to be converted as "Zen rooms". The living room is an ideal spot because it is the first place that welcomes you as you arrive at the house. By using plain white covers on the sofa, the whole place can transform into a clean looking house. It is also wise to remove things and furniture that are non-essential or non-functional. By adding a mini fountain in the side table, the whole area now reflects a more relaxing vibe as you can hear the gentle water flowing. A light, feel good instrumentals on the background can also add to the Zen feel.

The color can also play a good element in distressing the home. Calm, pastel colors can help put a warm and breezy feel in certain areas. The wood material in accent furniture like a chair or a drawer brings in natural, relaxed feel. The natural sunlight also adds light feel on any room. Having a tall glass window as the focal point of the whole house adds high end class while maintaining the Zen feel.

To get more worthy tips on how to effectively distress the house, get in touch with the friendly people of JAO Homes at 332-9000 or simply log on to www.jaobuilders.com.

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