Keep Things Cosy & On Trend with SHF This Winter

Days are certainly shorter and nights colder. Winter is here and if you have not yet made necessary changes to your interior, it’s time to revamp and ensure a warm, cosy and comfortable living space to enjoy throughout the winter months. SHF is here to help us achieve a trendy new winter interior – with top picks to bring style and comfort home this season.

A statement sofa

A great living room begins with a great sofa. To ensure a cosy winter interior and a sofa that the entire family can enjoy, go for quality upholstery to add that comfort factor. Durable fabrics will ensure warmth and darker and even neutral tones are ideal for the cooler months. These can be dressed up with complementary scatters (4) and plush throws (3) to bring a little heat and will become a statement in your living room this winter.

The Kingston Sofa (1) from SHF is a beautiful neutral piece that will work in almost any design scheme. The dark charcoal tone is perfect for a winter interior – and can be styled to complement a traditional or more modern room. If you’re looking for a warmer tone, the Espresso option (5) will add a richer colour and finish to your living room. Either option is a statement of style and worthy investment for the home.

Add warmth to the floors

Bring added comfort home this winter with a statement area rug to add warmth underfoot. A beautiful area rug (6) will tie your room together, add colour, texture and more. Shop around and find the ideal rug according to your size and colour palette. SHF has a wide variety of rugs to choose from and will certainly meet your needs this winter.

Winter lighting is essential

Interiors are often darker and colder during the winter months. Add light and warmth with carefully positioned lights – choose among table and floor lamps (7) to new modern overhead lighting to brighten up your living room. Lights have a wonderful way of adding glow and modern appeal to any winter setting.

For our top interior picks for the season, shop the look at SHF: