I’m finally all decorated for Spring. Some you’ve seen and some you haven’t, but here’s everything all in one convenient place.
You’re welcomed with this wreath on my front door.
The garden gates, in my entry, remind me of Spring even though I usually keep them up most of the year. I l love that pop of orange the tulips give this area.
These vinyl flowers are right inside my front door.
I moved the candle holder and monogram candle to the stairs by the entry. I just sat them on the candlesticks, because of course I’m going to want to change them later. The kids haven’t knocked them over, yet!
These little starter plants are in the little window by the front door (they’re fake), but so cute in the little jar.
The vinyl bird and branches above the window are in the living room.
The little birdbath and greenery are on the little table between the 2 chairs in the living room.
This arrangement is on another little table in the living room.
I really like the blue in the framed nest against the red wall.
This sign is special to our family. Emilee and Zach always called each other best buddies when they were younger.
You’ve seen the mantel. I probably won’t change it for a few more weeks.
And the transformed candlesticks with the birds on top. I really like how these turned out.
I added green fruit to the covered dessert stand to add more color to that corner.
And moved the wrapped candle and flower ball to the kitchen counter.
The lamp, rooster and vase are on the island in the kitchen. Love that pop of orange again. It’s hard for me to believe, but there was a time when I really didn’t like orange.
The pinwheels, the kids made, are a fun center piece for the dining table.
We had a few extra, so we stuck them in the colored bottles in the window, above the sink.
Most of the eggs were put in one place on the kitchen counter. I kept a few out from Easter.
That’s it for the Spring decor. Who knows how long it will stay this way. I like to change things up quite often. It’s easy to do though. I just move a few things from room to room and have a few totes with home decor in them. It’s like having my own little store, but I don’t have to spend money.
