Here are 7 quick and easy ways to raise your home’s vibration, leaving it feeling more sanctuary-like and somewhere you actively look forward to coming back to. 

Improve kerb appeal

Firstly, let’s think about kerb appeal. As you pull up outside, what do you see? If you’ve currently got weeds and/ or clutter, get rid of them. Line your front path with colourful plants. Aromatic herbs like Rosemary and Lavender are perfect for front garden paths. If you don’t have a front garden, have a pot of colourful and vibrant flowers by your front door for an inviting feel. Does your front door need a wash or your step need a sweep? 

Have a warm, inviting, clutter-free hallway

Next, as you come in through your front door, what do you see? Having a warm, inviting, clutter-free space can make all the difference to how your house feels and how you feel when you walk through the door. 

Create a dedicated place to put coats and shoes, along with somewhere for keys, mail, and other regularly needed items.

If possible, put coats and shoes out of sight, perhaps in an understairs cupboard or upcycled wardrobe or tallboy.

Reduce visual noise

Have you ever been in a room and not really known exactly where to look, as there has been so much going on? There is a way of stopping that, and that is by reducing visual noise.

Declutter anything you no longer need, and put away things you want to keep but don’t need on display the whole time.

Gather like items and store them together. Things like lidded baskets, wicker picnic hampers, etc can help reduce visual clutter while still looking good. 

Move Cobwebs, polish mirrors, clean windows, empty bins.

Cobwebs seem to collect stagnant energy, so get a long-handled feather duster or vacuum attachment and get rid of cobwebs. Polish mirrors and clean windows.

Ensure bins are empty and smelling fresh. Sprinkle a little bicarbonate of soda into the bottom of the bin to keep it smelling nice.

Keep your drains clear of leaves and free from litter.

Keeping your sink clean can also help lift your vibration.

Try resetting your living space before you go to bed each night so you can come down in the morning and not feel frazzled looking at all the mess! 

Regularly fling open windows and doors to let fresh air in.

Having fresh air flowing can make a massive difference to how your home feels. This is especially useful if you have had an argument with someone, or someone has had a cold, sickness bug or flu, or simply as the Housemistress of the boarding school I used to work in said ‘to let that beddy smell out’  of your bedroom every morning.

You don’t need to have the windows open for long, even half an hour will make all the difference. 

Add pops of colour to elevate your room

Pops of colour can really lift the vibrations in your home. A Simple way to introduce pops of colour is by adding colourful lampshades, cushion covers and/or throws. 

Add pot plants, fresh fruit and flowers

A very quick and easy way to raise the vibration of any room is to add pot plants, a bowl of fresh fruit, or some flowers. If you’re adding flowers or pot plants and have a cat that likes eating pot plants and flowers, ensure you pick ones that are safe for cats. Avoid lilies, as they are deadly poisonous to cats. 

For more information on plant safety for cat owners, go to 

https://www.cats.org.uk/help-and-advice/home-and-environment/dangerous-plants#safeindoors 

Further reading

https://www.sarahcooper.co.uk/raise-your-vibration/ 

https://www.sarahcooper.co.uk/quick-and-easy-ways-to-lift-low-mood/