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new season switch

TOP TIP Buy long, heavy curtains to keep in warmth, or add lining to existing ones

Cosy up your living room

• Pile on the cushions, throws and all the textures in this space to really ring the changes for the season ahead. Think faux fur, chunky knits and velvet, then bring in extra detail with woven baskets, textured glassware and soothing ceramics. • As this season assumes a more earthy, muted colour palette, it's perfect for creating an enveloping atmosphere. Add pops of terracotta and touches of gold in modern shapes and designs to break up the neutrals in a softer style. • Lighting is key at this time • Add an accent by choosing one element to transform this room for autumn. Whether you opt for a statement chair in a go-to hue or a subtly patterned rug that pulls the scheme together, this new addition – plus a simple switch around of the room's layout – can be all that's needed. • For a quick fix, create a feature with a floral display. Both fresh bouquets or a dried flower arrangement can help showcase the new season in one easy step.

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