You can like them, hate them but can’t ignore them. The monsoon has arrived in the city. While several people complain about train delays and water-logging, others love to sit back and enjoy some chai and piping hot bhajiyas in the comfort of their home. To make this experience all the more comforting, here are tips to give your pad a cool monsoon makeover.
Use a bright carpet and rugs in your living room : Pack up all your expensive carpets and invest in some bright coloured lightweight rugs. These carpets not only liven up the room, but are also easy to clean and manage.
Mosquito repellent bed sheets : Monsoon brings along with it mosquitoes, which is why mosquito repellent bed sheets make for a good investment. These bed sheets feature trendy prints and enhance the look of your room. Soothing colour combinations will make your bedroom an ideal place to relax and unwind.
Compact shoe rack : A shoe rack is an essential item any time of the year. More so, during monsoon. Nobody likes the sight of an entrance filled with dirty shoes and sandals, especially when it rains. Instead of buying smaller racks, buy one which can easily stores around 20 pairs of shoes.
Keep a water spray gun handy ; When the rain drops leave marks behind, this spray gun will help you clean glass surfaces of your windows and doors. The powerful nozzle of this water gun delivers high pressure spray, which even targets stubborn stains.
An umbrella holder : Buy a fancy holder with traditional or contemporary prints and designs that can accommodate at least five umbrellas. You can place the stand near the entrance. Not only does it serve its purpose, but also brightens up your living room.
Simple hacks to transform your interiors : Stay away from whites and beiges and go for bright interior accents to uplift the mood. Simple tricks like getting new fabric for your sofa, bright bed sheets or even simply bringing in a range of colourful cushions can help uplift the interiors of your house. Focusing on vibrant and inviting interiors will keep you in high spirits even when there are prolonged rainy spells and you’re stuck indoors.
