•The Home:
The Capricorn sign of the zodiac believes in permanence, reliability, structure, and tradition – all elements that will be visible in their home. The average Capricorn is earthy and conservative, preferring ageless materials and furnishings to those that are of a more frilly nature. Darker tones of brown, green, and grey will be more suitable to their nature than lighter color combinations. Serious, top quality leather furniture would be the way to go for these individuals as well – representing the structure, sturdiness, and lasting foundation that they themselves stand for. A rustic, exposed brick wall, a fireplace enhanced by a large stone mantle, table lamps with candle stick bases, precious sculptural pieces, and prestigious chandeliers are a few other items that might fit nicely with the sturdy Capricorn home.

Décor suggestions:

•Art and Ornaments:
The Capricorn soul is known for his love of fine things and that adoration for quality will be visible in the art and ornamentation that this individual brings into his home. Décor items might include distinguished stone sculptures, the rarest collection of historical figures, and priceless porcelain pieces just to name a few. It also wouldn’t be surprising to find a few brass accessories, a couple of mirrors and picture frames, and some animal hide or horns (the Capricorn sign has the Goat as its ruler) somewhere in the house.

•Flowers and Plants:
Ideally, the plants that are chosen for the Capricorn home should be able to thrive in darker and colder places. Some plants that would provide a suitable option include; Amaranthus (aka love-lies-bleeding), ornamental Ivies, and the Pansy. Another great choice for the Capricorn home would be the Bonsai tree. The discipline needed to prune and sculpt this work of art is something this individual understands and is able to provide because it is a characteristic that is already present in his own nature.

•Kitchen:
A traditional English country kitchen would be ideal for this conservative soul. Mahogany, walnut, or aged oak cabinets…a few exposed ceiling beams if circumstances allow for it…floor tiled in stone, dark marble, or granite…and a ceramic old-fashioned sink with a swan-neck tap would be wonderful for this type of kitchen. The appliances, of course, have to be durable and of top quality and the overall design must consider efficiency as its top priority. There should also be plenty of room for entertaining friends and family…how else can the Capricorn share what has been accomplished?

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Some of the suggestions above were taken from the book “Home Astrology”, written by Paul Wade. If you're really interested in creating an environment to support the Capricorn soul, then this book would be a great resource to have close by!