We are coming up on my favorite time of year and I couldn’t be happier. I love spring and summer, everything from shopping for clothes to decorating the house. And of course finally getting outside with the kids. My home is mostly white and neutral to begin with and I already have pops of pink in my kitchen so luckily I don’t need to add too much.
Today, I wanted to share with you my Easter and spring home decor that I put out this week. I am going to link it all at the very bottom. Some of the things I have had for a few years so I am going to link some similar items. And for your style and budget, whether for decor or furniture and all your other needs, check out this online interiors post here for best help. Personalised entrances are becoming increasingly popular, with custom doormat designs offering a unique way to reflect individual taste. Also be sure to read about my entire kitchen renovation here. I have all of the sources for my kitchen in there in case you are also planning to start a kitchen remodeling project. Adding Granite Countertops can bring both timeless beauty and durability to a kitchen renovation, making the space feel polished and complete.
My Spring and Easter Home Decor
Again you can find most of the items and sources in my kitchen here. I love this bar cart and how I can switch it up for the seasons. The faux cherry blossoms, wreath, banner and dish towels are all from Target. Also I filled the container next to the coffee maker with some cute bunny marshmallows. To ensure that your home has a comfortable atmosphere during the hot summer months, you may need to have your ac unit serviced by an air conditioning repair technician.
The living room I kept simple with a couple Easter pillows and banner on the fireplace with new fireplaces gas logs. The couch and chairs are from Pottery Barn and I love them!
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Also this mirror is my favorite! I honestly want them all over the house lol. The faux cherry blossoms are from Pottery Barn and you can find the ginger jar here. If you plan to repaint your home’s interior walls, you may consider hiring a painting company.
xoxo
Rachael
