3 Tips For Organizing Your Home So That The Friendship Atmosphere Is More Comfortable During Hari Raya

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JAKARTA - The activity of redecorating several corners of the room in the house is one of the interesting activities carried out. To build a comfortable atmosphere and a new feel at home ahead of Eid al-Fitr. When doing so there are a number of furniture and knick-knacks that can be an option.

The following are recommendations from the Working Mom & Home Decor enthusiast, Weksy Putri, to bring a new atmosphere at home with a minimalist style ahead of the family gathering on Eid al-Fitr, as quoted from ANTARA, Monday, April 25.

dining table accessories

According to Weksy, the dining room is one of the most important rooms in the house, especially when all family members and relatives gather, so the dining room is naturally one of the spots in the house that deserves a special design touch.

"You can decorate the dining table with crystal candle holders, and mix and match with tableware of similar colors to add a warm and intimate impression," he said.

In addition, you can also choose a neutral colored dining table mat to highlight simplicity and create a positive atmosphere when chatting with family.

Kitchen

During Ramadan and before Idul Fitri, cooking activities tend to be more intense considering that there are many dishes that must be prepared in the kitchen. For that, you are advised to make sure your kitchen is always clean and tidy so that cooking activities become more enjoyable.

Weksy said, you can choose pastel colored cookware and combine it with a white spice rack to add aesthetics to your kitchen.

"You can also make various choices of wood-based storage options to support the atmosphere and appearance of the kitchen that looks clean," he said.

Living room decoration

In addition to the dining room, one other spot that you should not forget is the living room or family room. You need to pay attention to the design of this room so that both residents and guests always feel comfortable, especially when family and friends often visit to stay in touch.

"One of the things to consider when decorating a living room is to ensure the ratio of the distance between one piece of furniture to another so that the room doesn't feel cramped," suggests Whesky.

You can choose a soft sofa as the vocal point of the room and add a neutral colored carpet under it, as well as add a middle eastern decor accent on the living room table to brighten up the atmosphere such as a tissue holder, beautiful jar, or even a middle eastern chandelier.