Don't want to leave that warm corner of the sofa?
SALUTING the new year huddled around the hearth with family and friends — bedecked in sequins and plastic "2011" spectacles, spilling warm Champagne on the sofa — is good, old-fashioned fun.
Chalet M is a picture of understated luxury: offbeat original artwork, warm pine walls, squashy sofas and a giant fireplace.
But they spent the weekend here in rural Nebraska cuddling on a plush sofa, feet warmed by a fire, outfitted like princesses, being hugged and kissed as they ate and drank, laughed and played with a toy poodle.
Even large pieces of furniture can make a difference in how bright the room appears, so go for warm, vibrant patterns on sofas and chairs.
One does not enjoy a jam like "Tik Tok" — which has sold fourteen million digital copies alone — while reclining on a sofa with a warm mug of honeyed herbal tea, watching raindrops slide down a windowpane.
Sit down in the sofa, get a warm cup of tea/coffee, your favourite biscuits, and a pillow and blanket.
We heard it was warm, dry, with available leather sofas, beautiful girls, strong cocktails, and no queues to the toilets.
Their house had real hardcover books in it, and you often saw them lying open on the sofa, the words still warm from being read.
Expect acres of oak floorboards, warm, rich colours and deep cosy sofas, along with an eclectic mix of framed posters, prints and photographs adorning the walls.
