How to style your home for a productive morning routine
Your morning begins the moment you open your eyes and take in the surroundings of your home. From pulling the duvet over your head to block out the alarm, to pouring that first strong cup of coffee in the kitchen, and drawing back the curtains in the living room to let in the light—every element of your home plays a role in setting the tone for the day. To create a more productive morning routine, you can style your home in a way that supports your goals. Here’s how…
Bedroom
If your morning includes a trip to the gym, setting out your workout clothes the night before can be a game-changer. Consider adding a separate rail in your room, separate from your wardrobe, to keep your gym outfit ready and visible. This simple setup can also be used as a space to prepare your outfit for the day, whether it's for work, errands, or a relaxed day at home.
Another hack is having your morning essentials laid out on your bedside table—such as a glass of water, your journal, or a book—this ensures that you can start your day without a second thought.
Living Room
Designate a small, calm area in your living room for journaling, reading, or meditating. You don’t need a large space; even a corner with a comfortable armchair, bean bag, or floor cushions can work really well. By creating a dedicated spot for these morning activities, you train your mind to associate that space with calm and focus, making it easier to start your day with intention.
Kitchen
Got some spare counter space? Create a "coffee corner" or "smoothie stop" to elevate your morning routine. By creating a designated area for your morning beverage ritual, such as making your post-workout smoothie or morning coffee, you turn it into an experience. Use a letter board to create a seasonal menu, display your favourite mugs with a holder or hooks, and organise ingredients on a tray in the order they’ll be used. Go wild with the label maker – it looks nice and adds functionality.
Bathroom
The good skin care routine – you know you should do it – you know you have to do it –so make it both easy and enjoyable! If counter space is limited, use baskets with suction cups to create extra storage on your bathroom tiles. This allows you to keep your products visible and accessible, making it easier to stick to your routine each morning.
Home
Don’t we all love a motivational print - they are a great source of daily encouragement. Whether they inspire, remind, or simply make you smile, decorating your walls with them can uplift your mood. Here’s a few of our favourites, if you need some inspiration:
“It’s a good day.”
“You’ve got this.”
“Enjoy the little things, daily.”
“Just in case no one told you today – Hello, Good morning, You’re amazing, I believe in you, Nice butt.”
“No one is you, and that is your power.”
“Breathe. Sip on something. Listen to your favourite song.”
“Take a deep breath and begin.”