Tis the Season to Update Your Home Decor
There’s something about spring that’s so inspiring. A spring refresh doesn’t take much effort, you’d be surprised what a new coat of paint in the living room or a few new pillows on outdoor furniture will do to freshen up a space. Looking for some ideas to get you started? The folks at House & Home have plenty. Their recent article 80+ Rooms That Will Inspire You To Get Decorating This Spring is a goldmine!
Update Your Bedding
Create a serene effect with blowsy blooms that are fresh and romantic.
Wallpaper the Inside of a Hutch
Liven up an antique with lush botanical wallpaper for a cool, current vibe that makes white dishware pop.
Layer in the Prints
Floral, stripes, and paisley, as long as they have a similar color scheme, you can’t go wrong!
Colour Code Your Books
An easy weekend update, organize your book spines by their hue. It’s not only visually pleasing but may make finding your next read that much easier.
Give your Laundry Room Some Love
This hardworking area is an often forgotten space in need of a facelift. Repaint cabinets and install some savvy storage to make your laundry room functional and fashionable.
Give Your Staircase a Makeover
Don’t shy away from bold designs. Try a candy-pink runner – that pop of electric colour goes a long way.
Mix and Match Your Dining Chairs
To keep a classic dining table from feeling flat, customize your seating. Mix and match chairs with benches or the same style of seating but in different shades of colour.
Bring in an Oversized Arrangement
Put spring branches on full display in busy areas of the home where they can be enjoyed daily. Find a vase with scale to balance this kind of voluminous arrangement.
DIY a Herb Garden
A hanging herb garden is an easy way to add life to a bland patio or small balcony. Or take them inside to a sunny window sill for easy use during meal prep.
Set out a Fruit Bowl
Fill a bowl with fresh fruit and place it on a countertop or table for easy snacking and a burst of juicy color.
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