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10 Simple ways to create a peaceful, and relaxing space.




10 Simple ways to create a peaceful, and relaxing space


1.  Cozy Blankets and Pillows. 
Add some soft blankets and pillows. This will make getting cozy in this space enjoyable

2. Add a relaxing scent.
A favorite candle or an oil diffuser. Add a scent that is not too strong, but a scent that relaxes you.

3. Add a few plants. 
Plants help to purify the air. And it really helps bring the space to life.

4. Fill a basket with your favorite books.
Add a simple basket with favorite books, or magazines. 

5. Have this space be an electronic-free zone.
Set aside phones, computers, etc. It helps to take a break from Social media

6. Bring in a simple healthy snack.
Fresh berries, nuts, or, a mixed granola snack. While you relax you can snack on healthy treats.

7. Natural lighting
Have a space that is filled with natural lighting. There's something about the sunlight that makes everything better.

8. Add a simple basket, and fill it
 Fill a basket with simple a simple craft, puzzle, or some other type of activity you enjoy doing that still allows you to feel at peace while relaxing.

9. Add a small water fountain 
This will add some soothing background noise, and give your space a relaxing vibe

10.  Create an inspirational collage. 
 Include positive words, pictures, and a picture of what makes you happy. -Family, friends, pets, etc. 

I hope that you have enjoyed this list. 
If you were creating a space that was to be peaceful, and relaxing, what would you add to your space? Share your comment below. ↓↓

Thank you for visiting, and Happy New Year to all!

♡ Stephanie

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  1. All things blankets are natural light are a few of my favorite things! This post is an entire vibe! Love!!

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    1. Elicit, thank you so much! So happy that you enjoyed this post. And yes, natural light, blanket...ah so cozy, and peaceful. Thank you for stopping by. :)

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  2. Those are all excellent ways to create a cozy space that you want to be in. I especially like the natural light idea. Natural light inside the home is awesome!!

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    1. Matt, thank you. I agree natural light inside the home is awesome. :)

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  3. It makes me relaxed just thinking about it. My cozy spot is my bed. I have blankets and books and love to spend an hour or so in the afternoon reading and taking a little nap. Thanks for the insights.

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    1. Leslie, thank you. I think it is important to take time out, and do things that you enjoy. Sounds so peaceful,- reading, blankets, and shortly after a nap. :)

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  4. I love these ideas. I'm self-employed, so the stress can be overwhelming at times. It's nice to have an area that helps lessen that.

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    1. Kathy, thank you. It really does help to have a space that can help with relaxation.

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  5. I love these tips and ideas. Thank you! I will make a small corner in my apartment with a water fountain, a nice place to relax

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    1. Yes, it is really nice to have a water fountain when relaxing. The sounds is so soothing.

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  6. This are such great ideas. I love to put up some aromatherapy and candles.

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    1. Jessica, thank you. I love candles and aromatherapy too!

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  7. Wow, I like this post. I would love the create a spae like this in my house. Thanks for sharing!

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  8. what a great list of tips for creating peace. i especially love the idea of a basket of books, natural lighting, fountains and being electronics free.

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    1. Joy, thank you! :) Blankets, and books is always so nice.

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  9. Yes nothing like a cozy blanket, natural light, some snacks and a coffee too for me. The thought itself is so relaxing.

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    1. Coffee should always be part of the plan :) Very relaxing. Thank you for stopping by.

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  10. Yyyeeaahhhh...I can try all these out, put together, save for the water-fountain. I think I can substitute that with some soft jazz music. Let's see how that goes.

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  11. These are great tips, thanks for sharing! Nothing better than a cozy blanket, a quiet room, and yummy snacks for me!

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    1. Brianna, thank you! Yes, a quiet space with snacks is always a great plan! :)

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  12. I always ensure that I have a space with an electronic free zone. It helps me relax and also function much better.

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    1. Yes an electronic free zone is always nice. Helps to clear your mind. :) Thanks for stopping by.

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  13. These are all great ways to create a relaxing space at home. I would like to add an aquarium to my relaxing space. Watching the fish swim around is very relaxing.

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    1. Eileen, an aquarium sounds very relaxing as well. Thank you for sharing your thoughts, and thank you for stopping by.

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  14. Comfort food to me is healthy delicious food it gives me a good of positive energy. I am really also into aromatherapy.

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    1. Lily, yes I really enjoy foods that are healthy, and delicious as well. And you can never go wrong with aromatherapy. Thank you for stopping by. :)

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  15. Love to kknow different ways to relax especially in this cold weather x I have a little section I my new room where its tidy and relaxed. Where I can sit with my tablet and detox. Thanks for your advice

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  16. I love these ideas! Thank you so much for sharing :)

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  17. I’m a real homebody so I’m always looking for ways to make my home more comfortable and relaxing. I’d like to get some more plants and maybe an aquarium. Great list.

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  18. very cozy ideas! I will try using blankets as pillows more often

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  19. We recently added a pet fountain to the house. While it may sound weird to day, the sound of the water flowing through the fountain is super relaxing - even if the fountain itself is meant for the pets!

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  20. Some nice ideas. Since the first lockdown, I've been growing some plants and it's been really rewarding. Definitely makes the space feel different.

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  21. There is nothing better than cozy blankets and a nice familiar or favorite scent to create the perfect space for relaxing, in my opinion. I had never considered adding a plant though. I'll have to hunt down a good indoor plant and give it a try.

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  22. Great ideas! I pinned your post twice--once to my "Health" board as your ideas would certainly contribute to all aspects of health, and again to my "Every Room in the House" board.

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    1. Thank you so much. I'm happy that you enjoyed this post. :) Thank you for pinning as well. I appreciate that.

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  23. Love your tips and ideas, I think it's also important to keep the peace within, the space around you definitely reflects it.

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