It would be hard to deny that comfort is a massive element of interior design. While not everyone wants to feel like they’ve been wrapped up in cotton wool all day, having a home that is soft, accommodating, can be enjoyed with all utilities present when you need them, well, that’s the height of luxury no matter what kind of house you live in.
It’s not entirely a bad idea to just focus on interior design to make your house more cosy or comfortable. In fact, being a little indulgent this way allows you to enjoy the real benefits of living in a house on your own terms – perhaps integrating provisions that another would prefer not to have. That’s why the perfectly designed interior home for you isn’t going to be copy pasted out of a magazine, but inspired by suggestions to ultimately create what you like to live in.
So, let’s consider what some of the most indulgent and excellent interior design comforts can be:
Indoor Pools & Spas
A small heated pool can fit in more spaces than you might think, though of course, it’s a luxury. It doesn’t need to be overly expensive to maintain but it does require a spare space and some maintenance funds of course. Thankfully, many modern designs focus on practical sizes that heat well. It’s not uncommon for those looking to convert a conservative to embed a small pool in their floor. Even a compact spa room can transform a spare bedroom or unused garage space, and the design is often quite simple – add soft lighting, a rain shower, and perhaps a sauna, and you’ve got your own retreat you can retire to when you need some nourishment.
Home Cinemas
Sure, a home cinema room can be as simple as a dedicated TV room with the right touches put in place, such as deeper, cushy seating, blackout curtains, and a good sound system. But you may be surprised how much having a custom design in place, especially with access and seating as a prominent priority, is in demand. Clarke Infinity and other services find that residences don’t have to be massive or exceedingly affluent to really make use of a spare room or basement for cinema conversions – the key is comfort above all else.
En Suite Attachments
Everyone knows the convenience an en suite can offer if installed correctly. But even small en suites can be luxurious with heated floors, a rain shower head, and good lighting. The more bedrooms you can realistically attach an en suite to, even if you segment a corner of the room for it and rebuild walls, the more impressive it can be. Extraction fans and soft lighting mean you don’t always need a window to maintain them well. The indulgence here is not just having one en suite in your main bedroom, but those for spare or children’s bedrooms too where appropriate.
With this advice, you’ll be certain to think more about your options and consider investing in indulgence to your preferences.
