Soulful Spaces: Infusing chromotherapy into home design

  Gentle Rest – Decorating a bedroom oasis for life’s tender journey. This is a priority question from Delmari Greeff in Bloemfontein. She asked me to share with you all that she is terminally ill and spends most of the time in her bed. Delmari wants a new look for her bedroom and says that she just loves soft pastel colors. She has read about chromotherapy and since there is nothing to be done for her health, she wants to experience color therapy for herself. She also asks that I include an image of Jesus, which she wants to print and hang above her bed, and, to keep in mind that candles are a huge NO for her. Let me start with - how truly sorry I am to hear about your situation. I think it’s wonderful that you’re looking into ways to create a comforting environment for yourself. Colors and lighting can indeed have a significant impact on mood and well-being. Since you already have a love for soft pastel colors, this will be just perfect! Soft, calming colors are generally recommend

  The Do’s and Don’ts of Interior Décor – A helpful guide to decorating your space. Today, we are looking into the interesting world of interior décor. Whether you’re a seasoned décor fanatic or a beginner looking to spice up your space, this guide is just for you. I will share essential tips for interior decor and various styles, from the ever-evolving contemporary to the classic traditional. And of course, the most common mistakes you can avoid in interior decorating. By the end of this post, you will have the knowledge of how to create a space that not only looks fantastic but also feels like home. The Do’s... Important tips to consider when you decorate your space: Do the measurements : Measure a room before purchasing new furniture. This is a crucial first step to a successful design. Accurate measurements help you plan the placement of furniture, fixtures, and decor items. Knowing the dimensions ensures that everything fits well without overcrowding or leaving empty spaces. Measu

  Going Green – The color that breathes life into living spaces. As a chromotherapist and interior designer, I understand that the color green can profoundly affect a room's appearance and emotional ambiance. Green is multifaceted, and here's a detailed explanation to help you understand the magic of this color. Aesthetic Impact: Visual Comfort:  Green is easy on the eyes and can help reduce eye strain, especially in spaces where individuals spend significant time reading or working on screens. The visual comfort provided by the color green is generally attributed to softer, more muted shades rather than bright or neon greens. This is how different types of green can affect visual comfort: Shades:  A shade of green is created by adding black to the base color. Darker shades, such as forest green, can be comforting and less stimulating, which may reduce eye strain in a dimly lit room. Tints:  A tint is made by adding white to a color. Lighter tints of gre