#myhomespace

If somehow, my mood is not okay, to make me feel alright, I don’t need a big reason to smile. I just go and sit beside the beautiful yet calm corners of my home, and when I look around my home decor, it holds me together. 

Near the window, there is a low table where the lights come on gently every morning. A small brass home decor piece is kept there, and its shine is getting brighter over time. I liked how it looks lived in and seems to be real as well.

In another corner, there’s a shelf that I didn’t style on purpose. It just became what it is. A mix of books, a tiny brass statue, a decor article, and a dried flower I forgot to throw away. Somehow, that messy balance adds to the interior aesthetics of my space. It feels honest, like it grew naturally instead of being arranged.

My walls don’t shout. One simple wall frame decor piece hangs slightly off-center, and I’ve decided not to fix it. That tiny imperfection makes the room feel human. This is my personal space decor — not perfect, just real, just mine.

There’s also a quiet corner near my bed where I sit when the day feels heavy. No phone. No noise. Just stillness. The warmth of the room, the soft shadows, and the calm of a cozy home doing its job without trying too hard.

Sometimes I notice how brass catches the evening light, how shadows move slowly across the floor, how the room changes its mood with the day. These small decor details don’t ask for attention, but they stay with me.