5 Home Trends for Spring

The first day of spring is March 20th, and there’s no better way to welcome a new season than to freshen up your home. Here are five spring home trends to easily incorporate into your space once the flowers bloom:

1.) Pops of Color

Celebrate the end of winter by adding in a few pops of color to brighten up your home for the new season. Whether it be a bold accent wall, colorful curtains or a bright colored sofa, it doesn’t take much to make a big difference in your home.

2.) Indoor Plants

Indoor plants are the perfect way to liven up your space and incorporate a little bit of spring into your home. Houseplants match any style and can fill up those small empty spaces while adding a little life into the room. Just don’t forget to water them!

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3.) Open Shelving

Embrace the season and give your home a light, airy feel by replacing dark cabinets with open shelving. This will not only transform your space but also give you more storage and design options by allowing you to display your favorite accents.

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4.) Natural Elements

Take your home from winter to spring with natural wood accents, wicker furniture, and nature-inspired artwork. Then, use subtle shades of green, gold and bronze to complement these pieces and solidify the trend in your space.

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5.) Decluttering

There’s no better time to get organized than at the start of spring! Embrace minimalism by stripping down your home to only the things you really need, and empty out forgotten closets and cabinets to create more storage space.

This will not only refresh your home’s design, but it will also make life easier.

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By adding in these simple trends to your space, you can bring the outdoors in and enjoy the new season inside your own home. Happy Spring!

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