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mbrace the chilly days and dark evenings by creating your own wintery retreat. The good news is, with a focus on detailing, it is easy to achieve the ultimate cosy look. Flickering scented candles and soft-lit lamps will bring a welcome ambience, while a mix and match of textured accessories – think faux-fur throws, knitted pillows and shaggy rugs – will draw you in. It’s all about making your home somewhere you yearn to be – so surround yourself with pretty possessions and restful colours for a relaxed vibe. For the ultimate in cosiness, start by investing in the most comfortable sofa you can find. Lovely Sofa’s Linda is a modern version of the classic chesterfield, with sweeping scroll arms and deep buttoning. Choose a vibrant shade in an indulgent fabric, such as buttercup yellow velvet or peacock blue linen – and add contrasting cushions for immediate effect. Saxon’s Knightsbridge sofa, meanwhile, is available in a wide range of textiles – such as crushed velvet and buttery leather – and is guaranteed to be your go-to place once winter sets in. Of course, there’s nothing quite like a roaring fire to set the scene in a living room. ACR Stoves’ multi-fuel models are practical choices – giving an inviting appeal without any mess. While Morso’s modern shapes lend a contemporary edge to a classic fireside appeal. Jon Butterworth, sales director at Arada Stoves, says: “It’s not just the warmth of a stove that makes an indoor fireplace so appealing. Fires have
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