Stay home Conscious decor
Simply living in the moment and appreciative of all that life has to offer as provided by Mother Earth and the Universe, conscious decorating is an aspect we need while staying at home in these stressful times. Mindfulness is a type of meditation and bringing it into your home brings calm and peace to your living spaces. Being aware of the present and the moment or activity, seeing the Buddha wall carving serene and peaceful as you walk up the stairs to your bedroom, or working in your home office that has a beautiful desk made from old doors, woodwork grounded, the natural beauty of rustic reclaimed wood is so simple.
The cabinets carved with floral motifs bring the element of nature, the soft patinas in white and gray are serene and subtle. The gorgeous Haveli Door Cabinet with red tones is a standalone statement piece that brings confidence and clarity. Brass medallions and carved corners give it a uniqueness like no other. Completely handcrafted with old world craftsmanship, the cabinet has extra depth and can easily house your wine collection.
The colors play with your mood and the subtle tones of old woods, washed greens and blues are calming and subtle. Muted white carved barn doors with the colors you see make a great statement, hand carved by artisans, the embracing figures of Radha and Krishna are a conscious artistic architectural design.
The impressive headboard carved with reclining Ganesha provides a relaxing atmosphere amidst this enigma of anxiety and restlessness. Old world spirituality seen in carved headboards and panels, lotus and tree of life carvings, primitive mandala carved door in natural woods custom made into a headboard, brings tranquility and peace. Creating a cohesive space where furniture and décor interact with you and your thoughts, invoking peace, your home is where your heart is.
Having a space dedicated to meditation is essential for good mental health, as it helps you focus and streamline your thoughts. Anchoring the mind, quieting the senses, a simple altar with his favorite deity, hand-knotted mala beads help him transition into a meditative state. His garden is an extension of his home and the Buddha statue sitting under the huge oak tree is the manifestation of zen. The dark green of the leaves, the massive tree trunk and exposed roots play off the natural gray granite of the life-size Maharajah Elephant. Conscious decoration brings the zen of peace into our lives.