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Redecor Styling Inspiration: Our tips for the perfect Irish Cottage

15th Aug 2024

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Welcome to Ireland, Redecorators! 

This week, we’re delving into the rich traditions of Irish culture and its enchanting landscapes through Designs. 

The Irish interior design style is all about creating an inviting space that feels timeless and connected to the beautiful nature that the country has to offer. To achieve this look, it’s important to evoke the charm, warmth, and rustic feel of rural Ireland. Here are our top styling inspo tips to bring this timeless look into your Designs: 

 

1. For the Natural Vibe 

Start with natural materials like wood, stone, and linen. Exposed wooden beams, stone fireplaces, and wooden floors set the scene for an authentic rustic vibe. 

Fun fact: Some Irish furniture is crafted from bog oak, preserved in Irish bogs for thousands of years, giving it a unique dark color. 

 

2. For the Earth Feel 

Choose warm, muted colors like soft greens, warm browns, and creamy whites. These shades represent the rolling hills and green landscapes of Ireland. 

Did you know? Green is associated with good luck in Irish folklore. 

 

3. For the Vintage Lover 

Incorporate vintage or antique pieces to add character to your space. A well-worn leather armchair, vintage dresser, or old farmhouse table can enhance the historical feel.  

 

Fun fact: Irish homes often feature vintage plaques with traditional blessings, such as “May your home always be too small to hold all your friends.” 

 

4. For the Mix & Matcher 

Layer textured fabrics like woolen blankets, knitted throws, lace, and linen cushions to add warmth and comfort.  

Actually, Irish lace, known for its delicate patterns, has been a cherished element in Irish interiors since the 19th century. 

 

Bringing the Irish countryside style into your Designs means embracing comfort, history, and natural beauty. With these tips, you’ll create a space that’s not only aesthetically pleasing but also connected to the charm of rural Ireland. 

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