How to Make Your Home Your Happy Place
After making these simple changes, once you step inside, you'll have trouble leaving.
By Joann Pan
The Unexpected Reason Your Living Room Stresses You Out
The number of corners you're seeing can impact your mood. "If you walk into a space with all sharp edges, your senses can react to that," says Haley Weidenbaum, a designer with the interior-design start-up Homepolish. "A peaceful room requires a good balance of curvilinear and rectilinear shapes." Balance out a boxy setup with round side tables, circular mirrors, poufs or oversize floor pillows. "I have an affinity for leather poufs. There's a combination of structure and comfort, so it doesn't feel like a beanbag from your college dorm," she says.
Design by Homepolish interior designer Haley Weidenbaum
Design by Homepolish interior designer Haley Weidenbaum
Published 07/27/2015