If you’re like me, winter hits you hard, and by the time spring rolls around, you’re craving more time outside (without wrapping up in layers up to your eyes), craving more social outings, and wanting to open the windows and let some fresh air into your home.
Perhaps you feel the same way. You too may be longing for a seasonal change in yourself, your relationships, your routine, and your life. houseWith the Spring Equinox on March 19th just around the corner, it’s no wonder we feel its allure.
Today I will show you 8 easy and quick ways to do it Spring decor ideas Bring seasonal refreshment to your home.
Budget-friendliness is key here. Some ideas require minimal budgets, others a bit of creativity. Go ahead and try one or two out.
1. Change out some fabrics.
As we transition into spring, one way you can make a difference, both in terms of changing up your look and increasing your warm-weather comfort, is to switch up a fabric or two.
Lightweight fabrics like linen and cotton are perfect for spring and summer and there are plenty of ideas for updating your textiles for the season. Here are some suggestions.
2. Say it together: Add plants!
Ahh, plants. Here at W&D, we love plants, both for the way they look and the joy and stress relief we get from watching them thrive. Spring marks the start of the growing season for these indoor beauties, so we think this is also an ideal time to add another plant friend (or a few) to your home.
If you’re already maxing out on plants, consider switching out your current plants to freshen them up. Placement in the house (depending on your lighting needs of course) or Transplant into a new planterif you’re looking for new soil and a little more growing space.
3. Try changing your rug.
Rugs can change the overall look of a room by the way they frame and ground a space. While we don’t recommend replacing every rug in your home every time the season changes, there are some ways you can use rugs to make an impact as we head into spring.
- Try swapping out rugs from room to room, moving a living room rug to a bedroom or vice versa. This doesn’t have to cost you anything, and moving furniture around can cause a little sweat.
- If you have a patterned rug in your room and want something simpler, spring might be the perfect time to replace it with a versatile, neutral option like a sisal or jute rug. This sisal rug!
- Consider removing your rugs altogether as the warmer weather approaches (you can always put them back if you change your mind!), or, if you have layered rugs in a particular room, consider removing the top rug and letting just the bottom rug shine.
4. Add artwork.
surely no Whether the change in seasons means you need to replace every piece of art you own, or you can incorporate one new piece that reminds you of spring, there are plenty of ways to add some fresh eye-candy to your walls, whether you buy a piece from a local artist, buy something secondhand from a thrift store or marketplace, or make something yourself.
We recommend that you hang your new piece of art in a location that you will pass through often in your daily life, so you can enjoy it to the fullest.
5. Freshen up your entryway.
As the seasons change, so do the things you need in your entryway, especially if you live in a place with four distinct seasons: coat racks for bulky winter clothes become less necessary, thick entry mats to store your salt- and snow-stained boots as you walk through the front door become less necessary, and boxes to store hats and gloves become less important.
There’s no need to leave winter remnants hanging around your front door from spring into summer. Instead, tuck your winter coats and accessories out of sight and forget about them. And pack a light jacket, baseball cap, and an umbrella or two for the inevitable rainy days ahead. Put away that thick front door mat, and replace it with a Thin decorative rugs (If that’s your preference and Within budget.
6. Incorporate colorful accent pieces.
While winter is known for muted jewel tones, spring is known for pastels, followed by summer for bright, colorful accents. Even if you’re a neutral person at heart, you can still add some color to your pillowcases, lamps, vases, or other items. Glassware Set For daily use.
7. Add some flowers.
Without even mentioning spring decor, flowerRight? Exactly. Flowers are like peanut butter to spring, and I wouldn’t imagine it any other way.
There are some proven ways to incorporate these beautiful plants into your home, and they don’t necessarily have to be expensive methods if you don’t want to.
- Create your own arrangements – there’s no right or wrong way to do it, but variety is key – experiment with heights, flower types and fillers until you find one you like.
- Do you want your flowers to last longer? We understand. If so, consider dried flowers your friend. Buy them online. Shops like Afloral or Easy to dry by itself.
- Treat yourself to some flowers delivered and support your local florist. Apricot Floral It’s one of the local favorites!
8. Don’t buy anything new, instead move some decorations from one place to another.
I, like many of you, live in a world of budget-conscious purchasing decisions, and while it’s fun to buy new things every now and again, decorating doesn’t always fit into the budget every month. That’s where the world of redecorating comes in.
Move existing artwork from one room to another, move a lamp that’s usually in the living room to the bedroom for a change of pace, stack books in new locations, on top of different furniture or on the floor with plants, etc.
Even if you don’t see anything on this list that suits your home, we encourage you to try this last idea. And whatever you do, enjoy Sometimes the repositioning process, simply shifting your position a little, can give you the new perspective you’ve been looking for.
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