Decorating

Adding Touches of Spring Decor

Spring is one of my favorite seasons. Hearing the birds sing and seeing the trees and flowers bloom is so refreshing. Here in Tennessee we often experience long winters, and I am always thankful when this time of year rolls around. It gets me excited about adding some color and fresh touches around the house.

I never go overboard when it’s time to change decorations with the seasons. I feel that adding spring touches doesn’t have to be elaborate. I like to add things that are inexpensive, not too over the top, but will add just the right amount of liveliness.

Here are few examples of how I added these touches around our home.

Front Door Wreaths

Adding a front door wreath is always a great place to start. This is something most people do anyway at the change of the season, so you may have an old one you can use.

If not, you can either buy one or DIY your own. This year I chose to DIY my own wreath. I looked at all my usual go to places and still didn’t have any luck. Surprisingly, this was a very simple DIY that if I can do, anyone can!

To DIY my own, I used a twig wreath. 6-8 inches will work perfectly if you have a double door like mine. If not, you may want to go a little larger.

I then added in a few budded flower stems with some greenery. I purchased the longer stems and cut them down a little shorter. Then I just weaved the stem wire inside of the wreath to the placement I wanted. This was super quick and pretty affordable.

When choosing a spring wreath, I like to have a little color and lots of greenery. For me, I like to keep it more natural looking.

Shelving Accents

We have open shelving in the kitchen which allows me to add in some colorful accents. While keeping with the neutral color palette of our home and kitchen, I didn’t go too bright. I used some bluish small pottery throughout with a few budded blue stems.


Pillows

Pillows are another place to change it up a little for the season. As you will see, I added some different pillows throughout the house to give a fresh look.

I normally stick to lighter colors. Here I used some pale blues and yellows mixed with some neutral colors. Adding in a couple of linen throws is also a nice spring touch.

Faux Flowers

Faux flowers are essential to spring decorating for me. Who doesn’t associate spring with flowers, right? I normally change out all of my table arrangement vases to some natural looking flowers along with eucalyptus or some type of greenery.

This is great way to bring the outside in. This is an easy change and for sure keeps everything looking fresh.

Creating a clean, fresh spring feel throughout your home doesn’t have to be major. It is easily accomplished with adding a few touches here and there. It is a wonderful way to brighten and freshen up your home.

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6 Comments

  • Reply Adrienne Elizabeth

    Beautiful! That front porch swing is going to be getting used again soon!

    March 20, 2019 at 4:36 pm
    • Reply Brooke

      Thank you so much Adrienne! Yes, Im so excited about using it and thinking Henry is going to have to build me another one for our new home.

      March 21, 2019 at 4:38 pm
  • Reply Steph

    Love it! What is your go to color for paint! Looking to paint our entry and into smaller kitchen area??? Right now it too dark of a color!

    March 22, 2019 at 3:41 pm
    • Reply Henry

      Thanks. All of our inside walls are painted with Sherwin Williams Creamy.

      March 23, 2019 at 3:42 am
  • Reply Beverley

    Love you simple, tasteful home. Feels so airy. Just beautiful! Do share who makes/sells the chandelier you have hanging over the dining room table.

    March 26, 2019 at 5:47 pm
    • Reply Henry

      Thank you! We found that light at World Market. Unfortunately, they no longer sell it.

      April 4, 2019 at 6:41 pm

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