Get Your Home Ready For Spring ~ Inside and Out

It's been a great couple of weekends here in the Lowcountry. The sun is shining and the weather is warm. Spring is here and I'm thrilled! To get me out of the winter blahs, I have already started my garden, updated my potted plants on the porch, and moved on to the interior with Spring additions here and there. Here are a few suggestions to get your home ready for Spring.

 

1.  Update your front door with a fresh welcome mat and new plants. Don't neglect the windows around the front door and the door its self. It's a great time to make sure these are clean.

 

Traditional Entry by Other Metro Media And Blogs Designs by Gollum

 

 

Traditional Entry by Newport Beach Interior Designer Wendi Young Design

2.  Lighten up a room by changing out area rugs and throw pillows. Sometimes just moving rugs around makes you feel like you have something new. Light rugs always brighten up a room.

Traditional Living Room by Frisco Architect Michelle's Interiors

 

 

Traditional Living Room by Mount Pleasant Architect The Anderson Studio of Architecture & Design

 

Traditional Entry by Cambridge Architect LDa Architecture & Interiors
 

Traditional Bedroom by Santa Barbara Interior Designer Jessica Risko Smith Interior Design
 

Traditional Living Room by Charleston Interior Designer Margaret Donaldson Interiors
 

Traditional Bedroom by San Francisco Interior Designer Tamara Mack Design

3.  Bring the outdoors inside. Everyone loves herbs in the spring and summer and they are so easy to grow. Why not try your own indoor herb garden or even a terrarium with suculants?

Traditional Living Room by New York Interior Designer Christopher Burns Interiors
 

Modern Indoor Pots And Planters by Other Metro Etsy

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4.  I love fresh flowers everywhere. Not only do they provide a touch of color but they make the room smell wonderful.

Traditional Bedroom by Pasadena Interior Designer Charmean Neithart Interiors, LLC.
 

Traditional Dining Room by Athens Photographer Corynne Pless
 

Traditional Entry by Tampa Interior Designer Peridot Decorators, Inc.



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5.  Sents are another way to bring Spring into the home.


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6.  Spruce up outdoor dining table, chairs, and or seating by removing the pollen and washing the  coverings. In some cases, you may want to invest in new coverings.

Traditional Porch by Titusville Lighting Barn Light Electric Company
 

Traditional Porch by Portland Photographer Whitney Lyons

 

Don't forget about your potted plants. This is a great way to bring in bright Spring colors around your home.

 

Traditional Patio
 

Traditional Entry by Atlanta Landscape Architect Bellwether Landscape Architects
 

Traditional Pool by Pittstown Design-build Liquidscapes

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