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IT’S time to enjoy a love affair – with your home – and turn it into the cossetting, indulgent space that fulfils your desires. Of course, it’s all down to your decor taste – which is as individual as your choice of partner - so you could opt for curvy furniture and sensual textures, feature racy red accessorie­s, or take a quirky approach with comic book art.

What’s key is bringing romance to your rooms and conjuring the perfect space for snuggling as a singleton, or for flirting and wooing on Valentine’s Day and beyond.

Go on, indulge your decor passion...

FEMININE TOUCHES

White and pink are the perfect partners for a seductive scheme, and the addition of sensual textures – velvet upholstery and a sheepskin rug – will ramp up the romantic atmosphere. In a pared-back setting, subtle gilded touches (so ontrend), which hint at your feelings, have the space to star.

LOVE ON A PLATE

Why go public with your love? Instead, avoid crowded over-priced restaurant­s and enjoy the occasion in private, with an intimate meal at home.

It’s worth rememberin­g there’s a close relationsh­ip between love and food - because you’re using all the same senses; taste, touch, smell and sight. If you’re too tongue-tied for a gushing declaratio­n of your feelings, however, you could simply let the tableware spell out it out...

HEARTFELT DETAILS

It’s the little things in life that really make the difference, and just a small token will show you care. Use one tiny accessory to make the special point, or perhaps several, hung on door handles or pinned up at intervals, leading the way to that Valentine’s Day

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Left, Chablis & Roses Pink Velvet Sofa, from £1,120, The French Bedroom Company. Inset, heart DAB and FM Radio, £29.99, Aldi
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