Spring Design Refresh

H e l l o!

Decorate With Flowers

One of the easiest ways to update any room is to add a bouquet of fresh flowers. From bunches of daffodils and tulips to sprigs of eucalyptus and hyacinths, take advantage of all those flowers at your local grocery store. Decorating with fresh flowers is easy and can be done in every room of your home. Between stunning centerpieces and nightstand-friendly bud vases, there's no place in your home that couldn't use a few flowers.  The best part is that flowers and branches go with any interior design style.

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Use Lighter Fabrics

Put away the heavy faux fur throws and cable knit blankets, and replace them with lighter fabrics, such as cotton or linen. A light and airy bedroom with crisp neutrals can make a room feel bigger and brighter. Layering whites and pale pinks can be a lovely way to add a pop of color while still keeping your space neutral.

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Add Greenery

It can be hard to keep plants alive when the air turns crisp and the daylight fades away. If you've sacrificed a few houseplants to the winter season, replace them with new greenery. Before you buy, make sure to pick the right plants for your lighting to ensure they survive until next spring.

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Add Baskets to Reduce Clutter

'Tis the season for spring cleaning. And adding a basket or two is a great way to reduce clutter and change up your look. A lovely woven basket is the perfect accessory to store everything from throw blankets to dog toys and stuffed animals while still looking chic and stylish.

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There's something utterly rejuvenating about spring. After months of cold and dreary weather, many of us feel an urge to brighten up our homes and embrace the energy that comes with the new season. But it can be difficult to know where to begin to give your space a fresh feel.  If you're itching to update your home without making a drastic change, I hope you enjoyed my interior design tips to embrace the spring season inside and out.

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