Scorpio Season – How to Decorate Your Home For a Scorpio Vibe

Wed, Nov 01, 2023 00:15 CET

Scorpio homes are often like a castle or a dungeon. Scorpios are dark and mysterious and like to show this side of their personality in their home décor. Rounded furniture will reign supreme in a Scorpio home, as will cool and mysterious colour schemes, spooky accents and sensual elements.

With Scorpio season now upon us, interior design expert and astrology enthusiast Ryan McDonough at MyJobQuote.co.uk has created this list of tips on how to decorate your home for a Scorpio vibe. Take a look at the list below.

Use The Right Colours

Colours play an important role in how a home looks and feels. When it comes to Scorpios, dark and cool colours work best. Blue and black are two very good colours for a Scorpio home, as they will provide the vibe that Scorpios crave. Dark and deep reds also work very well.

If you're going for a blue vibe, deep and dark blues are the best options. Navy blue is a good choice. Avoid light blues, if possible. However, light blues can work if you want a space to appear more gentle.

Black should have a prominent place in a Scorpio's home. Try to incorporate this colour in your home in many ways, from wall colours to curtains to furniture colours. Grey is also a great colour for Scorpio homes as this is similar to black without being too harsh or overwhelming.

Choose Round Objects

When choosing furniture and accents, Scorpios should choose rounded items. Things made from metal are also the best option over other materials. Scorpios enjoy the cold appearance of metal in their home, and it also supports their Water sign nature.

Since earth dries out water, you should avoid displaying anything that is made from pottery or clay. If you’re using wood, make sure to choose wood that feels nourishing to you and that you feel comfortable with.

Furniture items should have rounded edges rather than straight edges and sharp corners. Rounded items can help to reflect the Scorpio water energy.

If you’re looking to add some accent or decorative pieces to your home, choose rounded items. Marbles in a rounded bowl would work well. Scorpios will also thrive off moon-related items, skulls, and gothic-style decorative items.

Mirrors help to reflect the water energy, so mirrors should play a big role in a Scorpio’s home. Consider placing a few mirrors on the walls of your home. Play around with different shapes and sizes. Rounded mirrors would be the best option for a Scorpio home.

Add Some Gentle Features

Although a Scorpio’s vibe is all about the dark and mysterious, there should also be some gentle elements in the home. Consider adding some flowers in a glass vase. A glass vase will allow you to see the water feeding the plants visually. This can help to feed the Scorpio’s water soul.

Autumn flowers and flowers in autumn colours are the best option. Rounded flowers such as carnations and roses work well. Choose flowers in Scorpio colours, such as dark blue, black, deep red, and grey.

Avoid choosing anything that is too sharp or jagged, such as cacti plants. Choose plants and flowers that need regular watering. Plants can help to increase the oxygen in the home, which Scorpios love.

Glass is a great material to include in the Scorpio home. Consider adding some decorative glass items around the home.

Scorpios also like having pets. Anything from snakes to fish to dogs and cats. With this in mind, consider adding some soft pet elements to the home, whether it's a fancy black bed for a pet or a beautiful rounded fish bowl. Pet items can also help to improve the way a Scorpio's home feels.

Scorpios also like to find little treasures and souvenirs that they can put on display in their home. Consider investing in some shelves or display boxes for showing off your treasures.

Embrace The Dark Side

As mentioned, Scorpios like things that are dark and dim. That doesn't just apply to colours. Scorpios don't want a space that is overwhelmed with light. Instead, Scorpios live for the nighttime and thrive in darkness and coolness. It's important for Scorpios to have blinds or curtains – especially in the bedroom. Black-out curtains are the best option.

Light fixtures in the home should be rounded to go with the Scorpio vibe. Also, it’s important that Scorpios choose light bulbs that aren’t too bright. If you can install a light with a dimmer switch, that would be even better. The best option above all in a Scorpio home is the use of candles for light.

If you want to go a bit further, you may also consider choosing coloured lights over traditional lights. Red, purple, green, or blue lightbulbs would work very well in a Scorpio home. Anything that isn’t too bright and light would work. Try to keep darkness in mind with all elements of the décor.

Add Some Spooky Elements

Scorpios are born during the Halloween season. Halloween is the spookiest season of the year. Supposedly, it's the time of the year when the veil between our living world and the world of the dead is at its thinnest.

A Scorpio’s home should feature a few spooky elements to help empower their soul. Things such as devil imagery, skeletons, dark, angels, and witchy items work great as decorative elements in a Scorpio home.

In addition, a Scorpio home should smell like autumn. Add some autumn-scented candles to bring out the Scorpio vibe. Scents such as cinnamon, pumpkin spice, nutmeg, cloves, and allspice are perfect for the Scorpio home. In addition, burners with wax melts or essential oils are a great addition.

Embrace The Night Time

Scorpios work best with an east-facing bedroom. This is because the bedroom will see the least amount of sunlight if it faces this way, providing plenty of nighttime for the night-loving Scorpio.

Scorpios also sleep better when they are cold rather than hot, so it’s important to keep this in mind when designing a Scorpio bedroom. Darkness and cool air will help Scorpios relax, giving them a better night’s sleep.

Consider placing a fan in the bedroom to help keep the room nice and cool. Large windows that can open up and allow the cool air to pour in can also be helpful.

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