How to Create the Best Spring Wall Decor Ideas

Colorful rosettes are perfect for spring wall decor

Instantly update the walls with ready-made carved ceiling rosettes. Made of wood or urethane they are lightweight and very easy to hang. You can let your imagination run wild. Either go for repetitive elements for a playful touch or combine them with mirror lighting to create a modern effect. Available at almost all home improvement stores for cheap, you can pick them in various sizes and colors. Here are some ideas to decorate your spring home with accessories.

Floral wall decorating ideas

Spring is so much about fresh flowers and intoxicating fragrances. So how about stenciling some gorgeous flowers on your bedroom walls and bringing out the artist in you? If you are not very confident about doing it yourself, you can hire a professional. Creating bold, colorful patterns on the walls is a great way to bring the wonderful season into your space. With the flower motifs inscribed boldly on your bedroom wall, supplement the required green in the form of upholstery and accent pieces. We like these floral wall decorating ideas from Martha!

Kitchen wall ideas for spring  

To create a kitchen that’s full of life and color, bring in some artwork. You can use it in various forms such as handcrafted tiles on the kitchen backsplash, some interesting lighting elements and lamp shades, displaying rich chinaware on the walls, bringing in a nice piece of clock, or hanging beautiful paintings or even displaying your little ones artwork interestingly. Looking for some more inspiration? Read on: Kitchen Ideas: Infusing color into your interiors.

Give any room a fresh look with these simple wall decor ideas. They are not only fun and fascinating but can also be a great way to bring the family together over the weekend. So, which ones are you incorporating this season?

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Home Decor: Decorating With Spring Motifs

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Home Decor With Bird Motifs

Birds chirp their way into the spring. These little ones are the first ones to peep out of the wintery hue and sing the songs of spring. Bird motifs, in their dynamic avatar and bright colors find their way easily into wallpapers, cushion covers and other home upholstery.

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Flower Motifs

Flowers are amongst the other first ones to welcome spring. They are almost synonymous with spring. Wouldn’t it be great to include these in our home decor. Flowers can be expressed in bright shades of pinks, yellows, reds and greens or in the shades of pastels. Either ways they will bring out the flavor of spring in all its gaiety.

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Bold Geometric Decor

Geometric shapes are perhaps the most versatile sets of motifs as they adapt to all seasons, moods and needs. Bright stripes, bold squares and rectangles expressed in cheery shades of spring can form the best spring motifs. Try to use families of blues, greens, yellows and peaches for best results.

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Chevrons With Bold Colors and Organic Patterns

Chevron is a pattern that is worth a separate mention. The pattern is so dynamic and vibrant that it can almost instantaneously bring on a little warmth and bid adieu to the winters. One can use chevrons in shades of warm grays and pair it up with a nice shade of pastel used in bold splashes. This is quite an unusual way to express spring but interesting and warm nevertheless.

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Organic Paisleys

Paisley is another evergreen motif that can be expressed in a plethora of ways. Paisley suits spring for the quality of softness in its form. The first warmth of spring, the softness of nature, flowers etc. complement the inherent softness of this motif, making it a perfect choice for a spring motif.

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Incorporating spring motifs in your home decor scheme can introduce a quality of instantaneous warmth in your decor. The use of motifs like birds, flowers, geometric and organic patterns can introduce a spurt of life into your interior space that was probably bland due to the winters. You can use these patterns as wallpapers, cushion covers, curtain prints, rugs etc and add a dash of style into your decor. Do share with us your ideas on using spring motifs in your home decor scheme.

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A wreath is a pretty common décor prop for the front door, especially during the spring season. Today, we will share some ‘wreath-less’ spring decor ideas for your front door.

Spring Decor: Wreath-less Front Door Decor Ideas

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Flower Baskets

You have determined to skip wreaths but any spring décor will remain incomplete without fresh flowers and vibrant colors. Flower baskets can be the perfect substitution for wreaths. Use a basket with at least one flat side so that it lays flat against the door. Place tulips of different colors surrounded by wheatgrass and thin, dry tree branches inside the basket. Place some faux hatched eggs sporadically because eggs, spring, and Easter are almost inseparable!

The basket can take many shapes. Choose one that will attract attention! If basket seems a boring option, jazz it up with an uncommon holder like umbrella, rain boot, or watering can. Apart from flowers, fill the holder with ferns, and blown eggs and bring the spring cheer to your front door!

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Hanging Spring-Inspired Decor

Eggs are an important part of Easter and spring décor. So, don’t forget to take the advantage of using eggs as a door décor item. A bunch of colorful eggs hanging from your front door will create a festive atmosphere. Buy some plastic foam eggs and wrap them with colorful crepe paper. Now, tie them up with a colorful ribbon (yellow or red) and hang from the door with a wreath hanger or removable adhesive hook.

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Decorative Monograms

Monograms are a fun way to décor the door. And, it will be a proper tribute to spring’s green and vitality if you can combine them with succulents. Buy or make an oversized letter monogram from a hardboard piece. Buy shaped boxes such as circular, rectangular, or heart-shaped (whichever suits the size and shape of your monograms) and plant the succulents inside them. These plants will grow vertically and have low-water requirements. The gorgeous colors and textures will give your door a different dimension.

If growing plants inside the monogram seems a bit of hassle, choose easier options such as sea glass, buttons, fabric, twine, moss, shells, etc. to decorate the monogram. Still looking for an easy option? Paint it! With a vibrant color! If you want something funny, hot glue colorful jelly beans into the monogram.

Change the Look with Small Items

Some small changes can also make a huge impact. So, you can take the advantage of using some small décor items like metal or antique-looking doorknobs, brass numbers, doorknockers, doorbell ringers of different shapes like maple leaf doorbell or leaf filigree doorbell button, etc.

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Deck your front door with these pretty, Easter-inspired decorations – appropriate for the sunny springtime. These spring décor ideas will help you think beyond wreaths and let you display your creative flair!

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Decorating Your Easter Home With Spring Blooms

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Egg Crates, Egg Shells & Spring Blooms for Easter Decor

This time of the year calls for some fresh takes on home decor, especially the one that uses flowers. Won’t it be a great idea to use egg crates and egg shells as planter boxes for your table arrangements! You can use soft springy pastels to paint the egg shells and subsequently root soft fresh blooms in these shells. I am sure, once done, this Easter decor will surpass all degrees of agreeability.

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Vintage Meets Spring This Easter

Were you about to discard that old metal water can? Wait till Easter! Arrange fresh flowers in the water can and garnish the fresh flower arrangement with some egg shells painted in soft pastel shades of spring. You can go a step further and break a few egg shells and place small flowers in them. What better way to greet you visitors this Easter than hanging this vintage can on your entrance door!

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Replace The Marbles With Eggs

So many fresh flower arrangements make use of soft rounded marbles to enhance the effect of the flower arrangement. I would love to use small eggs instead of stones this Easter and create an Easter decor with a difference. And the best part about this one is the sheer ease of going about this arrangement.

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Doing Away With The Eggs

Oh yes you heard me right! We can create an Easter decor without the use of eggs. What one can do instead is use a white backdrop for your decor and liven the environment using spring blooms. The missing eggs can be sufficed by using white plates and cutlery!

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Easter Decor cannot possibly be at its best without incorporating the elements of spring as they both go hand in hand. Easter that generates so much enthusiasm amongst all of us in the family, definitely deserves a special decor setup. Spring blooms also cannot be ignored as we waited so much for them to come and for the winter to go. An intelligent blend of Spring and Easter can give way to some great decor ideas. Fresh blooms used against Easter Eggs for me is one way of doing it! I would love to hear from you about a few other ways to incorporate spring into the Easter theme though. Do write to us!

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]]> https://stagetecture.com/decorating-easter-home-spring-blooms/feed/ 0 74466 https://stagetecture.com/bedroom-decor-using-spring-colors/ https://stagetecture.com/bedroom-decor-using-spring-colors/#comments Sun, 15 Mar 2015 11:28:36 +0000 https://stagetecture.com/?p=74350 Its time to say goodbye to the winter! With the spring making a promising and refreshing entrance, the drab monotony of winter will soon be gone. The spring will usher in, a host of spring colors and there isn’t a reason why we should not follow the trend inside our homes. Beginning with the bedroom would be a great idea, as it is the space where one retreats after a day of hard work and looks for a revitalizing ‘top-up’. Let us explore a few ideas to use the refreshing colors of the spring in our bedroom decor.

Bedroom Decor: Using Spring Colors

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Working With Single Accent Colors

Spring colors have a lot of life and can certainly spruce up your bedroom decor. Picking up an accent color inspired by the season and working with it in your bedroom could be a smart way to bring in spring. You can seek inspiration from the fresh blooms that will pop up nearly everywhere. As for me, there is nothing to match the magic of greens in the spring.

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Patterns And Accent Colors

Once you have chosen your favorite accent color, you can use your favorite patterns and motifs to express it. For instance, you could pick up a paisley motif, a leaf motif or a flower motif. You can also work with tribal, floral or animal patterns. The idea is to use accent colors in a delicate way rather than going all bold. You can use these colorful patterns and motifs in the bedroom upholstery, wall paper, accent pieces or even your rugs and carpets.

Creating Bold Patterns On The Walls

Spring is so much about fresh blooms and intoxicating fragrances. It would be a nice idea to stencil some gorgeous flowers on your bedroom walls and bring out the artist in you. If you are too shy to do it yourself, hire professionals. With the flower motifs inscribed boldly in your bedroom decor, supplement the requisite greens in the form of upholstery and accent pieces.

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A Hint Of Flora

And whilst we talk of bringing in a little bit of the outside inside artificially, why not bring in the real thing. Yes, you got it right. Usher in some real greenery, fresh bunches of flowers and spring flora. You can dress up your bedroom in base pastels and trust the flora with the spring garnish.

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A Little Spring Medley

A medley of soft spring pastels could also do the trick very well. These work especially well with children bedrooms. You can use fresh mint greens, baby pinks, spring greens and soft yellows to create a melodious spring medley.

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Spring colors, are a very refreshing way to dress up your bedroom. When used cleverly, the effect of these colors can be multiplied manifold. Look for interesting patterns and unique ideas to use these colors rather than going plain bold. This will help with adding an extra dimension to your bedroom space. Do share with us your thoughts on the discussed ideas, and of course pour in your ideas on Bedroom Decor this spring.

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Spring DIY: How to Add Decorative Fringe to Upholstery

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Trims are slowly shaking off their traditional reputation and making their way into the modern interior schemes. You can give the upholstery pieces of your home a new look with just a few yards of fringe and a little glue. The plus points of this DIY project are – it requires less time and skill.

Things You Need

•    Bullion fringe (the length should be 6-inch more than the length of the upholstery)

•    Fabric glue

•    Fabric pins

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How to Do

Bullion fringe is a decorative trim made with twists of thread.

•    Cut the fringe at a certain length so it fits the upholstery piece that you are going to do a makeover. For example, if you are going to trim around your ottoman, the fringe length should be enough to go around once plus 6 inches.

•    Apply glue to the back of the trim and secure it to the bottom edge of the upholstered furniture. Start by tacking it on an unnoticeable place like the back of the furniture piece. When the glue is wet, keep the fringe in place with the help of a few fabric pins.

•    When the entire upholstery is trimmed with fringe, cut off the extra part. Fold the edge of the trim and glue it in place.

•    Remove the pins when the glue is set.

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Bullion fringe is available in various color, thicknesses, and lengths. So, it will not be difficult to find the right Bullion fringe for the various upholstery pieces of your home. This simple spring DIY project will be very handy in adding a bit of drama to a simple chair, sofa, chaise lounge, upholstered bench, ottoman, and even tablecloth.

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Working from home in a home office can be a wonderful thing. You get to be your own boss and don’t have nosy co-workers peeking into your business. But it can also get stressful if you don’t have enough inspiration around you, or worse, you are unable to switch off.

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How to Design your Home Office for Spring

1. Find the right spot:

Now that the sun is out and smiling upon us, make the most of it and find a space adjacent to a window. Set up your home office with a sleek table and a comfortable chair. If you are worried about lack of space in your chosen room, then I strongly advise you to invest in ghost furniture made from Lucite or plexi-glass. The transparent furniture will cut down extra bulkiness in the room and will give you a fresh, airy feel.

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 2. Bring in cheerful accessories –

Even though at home, you will be spending most of your time in the vicinity of your workspace. Create a cheerful atmosphere by bringing in colorful and fun accessories. Look for interesting stationery in sorbet and metallic colors along with storage solutions to keep clutter at bay. Storage boxes in decorative patterns will help match the look of the décor around you. A pouf can come in handy if you want to prop your feet up. Define your office space with a beautiful rug.

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 3. Add some inspiration –

The design for your home office is incomplete without lots of inspiration. Find space around your writing desk to hang a corkboard. You can pin pictures that inspire you, motivational quotes that get you going and family photographs to remind you of your loved ones. Bring in fresh spring flowers and plants to add life to your workspace. There is no right or wrong way to create an inspiring space. The great thing about a home office is that you can be yourself.

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Design your home office in a way that inspires you to get out of bed each morning and get to your workspace. Switching off from work is just as important. Set office timings for yourself and get away from your workspace at the end of the day.

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Now that spring is here, is your home feeling ready for a rebirth? Picture your living room in a rainbow of colors. What could be better than that? Spring colors add energy and brightness to your home and help you to welcome the season in cheery style. They help you to forget about winter and look forward to bright summer. From vivid hues to serene shades, here’s how to prepare your living room for spring. Try these ideas to add spring colors to your living room.

Adding Spring Colors to Your Living Room 

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Play With Pastels and Prints

If you love prints and pastels, use them in your living room. Add floral throw pillows to your sofa or hang window treatments in warm colors. You can also add colorful throws and vases to reflect the season. Choose pieces that sing spring and brim with lovely citrus colors. Remember to create unity between all your accents and ensure they work together to make the room look unified and comfortable. If you don’t want to spend a fortune, raid flea markets for inexpensive pieces. 

Refresh with Paint

Spring colors are light, airy, and give a room a vibrant look. They can easily change your space from dull to spectacular. When choosing a shade of paint, go for one that makes you feel happy. Try it on a small part of the room before applying it on the entire room. You can also paint one accent wall instead of painting the entire room. Match the paint color to accents like window treatments or rugs. This is because it’s normally easier to match paint color to accessories or fabrics than the other way round.

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Bring in Houseplants

Bring in the main color of spring with houseplants. Spring is a time when everything is green, when plants thrive and flowers bloom. Houseplants give your living room a touch of nature and add warmth and balance. If you have a medium-sized living room, get two or three plants.

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Spring is a welcome time of year after a long, harsh winter. Capturing the essence of spring gives your home plenty of cheer and fresh style. Spring colors are a great way to decorate your living room. They add a sense of openness to the space and reflect the seasonal colors outside.

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