Get the look: How to bring the beauty of the outdoors into your interior

Whether a sprawling living room or a simple, corner nook, any interior space that boasts garden or harbour views — especially via floor to ceiling windows — should take inspiration from its surrounds and endeavour to emulate the same natural ethos indoors.

To try this look at home, opt for comfortable furnishings in a colour palette evocative of your surrounds — greens in forest and ocean hues, earthy browns, reddish tones and golden accents. The finished product? Soft, welcoming spaces that encourage whoever enters them to reconnect with nature and, above all, relax.


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Mountain Oak Timber Flooring from Artisan, Little Barrier Ottoman from Coast, Eichholtz Monkey Stool from Trenzseater, Spear Chandelier from Designers’ Collection, Archibald Dining Chair from Studio Italia
Hülsta 480 Armchair from Frobisher, Midnight Pendant from Simon James Design, Abrash Lines Rug from Artisan, Tufty Time Sofa from Matisse
Harvest Moon Artwork from Wall Street Studios, CTR Armchair from Dawson & Co., Platner Side Table from Studio Italia, Charcoal Range PFL 675 Concrete from Peter Fell, Outdoor Cushions from Coast

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