6 Home Interior tricks to overcome anxiety | Styl Blog

Last Updated on November 30, 2020 by Team Styl.

Welcome positivity with a big warm hug by applying these interior tricks!

After a long hectic work at the office, home is the place where everyone unwinds. However, if you’re someone who struggles with anxiety, this can be a bit tricky for you. Don’t worry people, we can totally feel your pain. After all, you deserve a serene place to live relax and breathe in peacefully, isn’t it? This is why we gathered a few home interior tricks that’ll help you to get through anxiety.

Just like any other mental disorder, anxiety can be really tough to keep up with. The burden of work and tiredness can boost your anxiousness too. For the same reason, it’s crucial to ensure that your abode is adorned with serene vibes. It’ll not only give your house a makeover but will also help in kicking your anxiety out of the house. So, keep scrolling to know more about these interior tricks and bring your mind at peace!

Flaunt Your Green Plants

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Who doesn’t like having greenery at their place, right? Well, other than a decorative purpose, it will also help you to calm down your anxiety. Let your green plants greet you a ‘hello’ when you return back from office. The green tones of indoor plants help in relaxing your mind. They also keep the air fresh which keeps your mind active. So, all in all, green plants are a top-notch option!

Oil Diffusers

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Let your space smell so good that your anxiety can’t stand it. Yes, the refreshing fragrance of your home will help in calming your hyperactive brain cells that leads to anxiety as well. You can use lemongrass, lavender, vanilla, or rose essential oil in the diffusers to combat your stress levels effortlessly. So, now enjoy the pleasing floral notes with a cup of coffee. Sounds so relaxing, right?

Subtle Wall Paints

Interior tricks for subtle wall paints
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If you’re a fan of maximalist wall paint but also battles with anxiety it’s time to redo your walls. Tacky walls are known for increasing stress levels. According to experts, soothing wall paints help in bringing you at ease. The soft muted tones of the walls never go out of trend and are also great for getting rid of anxiety.

Lightweight Bedding  

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Your bed is the comfiest zone of your home so why not make it worth your love? Take the coziness up a notch by creating lightweight bedding. So, before you jump to sleep, a soft and neat bed setting is always a great choice.

Keep it spacious

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A complicated place with not much space to move around often feels suffocating. So, to stay in a place which isn’t as spacious as it should be, can boost your anxiety. The best way to make your abode voluminous is by removing the old weary furniture which isn’t of much use. Decluttering is also another way of adding extra space to your deluged room.

Airy and brighten

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Picture yourself in a home with fresh sunlight and air coming through the windows. So, refreshing and mood uplifting it is, right? Well, now imagine yourself in a dull room with no windows, yes sadness is what we feel in this image. This is why it is crucial to make sure that your home enjoys the breeze and sunlight to infuse positive vibes.

Now that you have decoded all the anti-anxiety interior hacks, which one do you love the most?

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Keep’in it Styl’ish,

Signing off,

Shubh

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