Wake Up Rooms With the Power of Fresh Air
Wake Up Rooms With the Power of Fresh Air
Even the trendiest interior designs can feel stale when your home is in permanent lockdown. Look to windows and doors for the solution
Open air can be enjoyed in just about any home, save those with windows painted shut. If you happen to live in one of those airless shells, grab a screwdriver, pry open that window and let some air in. Few things beat fall breezes blowing into your home and refreshing your nest.
Modern or country, Victorian or
Edwardian, an open door invites. Open-air living reaches across all
design styles as a delightful way to live.
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A sliding door is not meant to
always be slammed shut with a 2-by-4 wedged against it as extra
protection from intruders. Open the door to the fall breezes whenever
you can.
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by ARCHIA HOMES
by ARCHIA HOMES
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When it comes to opening up a
space to the air beyond, the bigger the better. This expansive window
opens up this kitchen to greet the world beyond.
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When it's still too hot to open
windows and doors, leave windows shadeless and use shutters instead.
Keep them flung open for the appearance of wide-open windows. It is no
true substitute, but it is better than a closed-off window smothered in
curtains.
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Whether you crack open a
third-floor window just an inch for the breeze or open up an entire wall
to the backyard, try to incorporate a little fresh air into your home
today. Prop open a door for a few minutes, install a screen door to
your kitchen or just throw open a bathroom window each morning while you
get ready. Before long, you will crave those breezes and won't want to
live without them.
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