My witch house.
Where it started to where it is. Swipe to see what I started with. It was nice, I guess. A clean, blank, pale grey and white slate. Super well suited to a new city loft or bungalow. But this house is old...no one actually knows how old, but at least 120 years. And it's nestled in the woods on a hill.
It should be the witch house in the woods of my dreams.
So goodbye millenial gray. Goodbye, white painted brick (the bricks original to the house, ack!!! So sad it was painted, but that's a whole other reel). And welcome deep natural moody colors and antiques and using natural materials to decorate with!
So excited to be able to start sharing my home with you guys. I've always wanted to have a witch house decor account...
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Creating a witch house involves more than just home decor; it's about crafting an atmosphere steeped in mystery and enchantment. To truly embrace the 'witch house' aesthetic, consider incorporating natural elements such as wood, stone, and plants. These materials not only add warmth but also connect the space to the earth, epitomizing the spirit of a cottage witch. Additionally, deep, moody colors can evoke a sense of magic and coziness. Shades like forest green, dark navy, and rich burgundy work wonders in setting a mystical ambiance. Don't shy away from unique antiques and vintage finds that can tell a story and give depth to your decor. Moreover, consider utilizing ambient lighting such as candles, lanterns, and fairy lights to enhance the enchanting environment, especially during the evening hours. These elements together create a space where the whimsical and the rustic mingle, inviting both comfort and curiosity into your home. As you embark on your own witch house transformation, remember that it’s all about reflecting your personal style while embracing the ethereal qualities that make a home truly magical.