Leaving the winter scene in the rearview we are moving forward towards the bright and beautiful Spring! Spring décor haul is ON and we are tossing out the dark-hued accessories and heavy fabrics. Time to make room for some spring cleaning, purging and of course spring DÉCOR!
With Valentine’s day just gone by and Spring around the corner, the Homes and Gardens community has been buzzing quite a bit. The flowers are in full bloom, as the users are proudly flaunting their gardens as well as showcasing trivia of world-renowned gardens around the world. The community is also fond of sharing tips and tricks on redecorating homes in a simple and budget-friendly manner. From hacks on cleaning stains to creating storage space, the users are sharing their everyday tri ks to keep the homes squeaky clean, presentable and neat.
Just a glimpse of how the Homes & Gardens members are flashing their home decor skills.
Tanu here loves keeping her home squeaky clean and she has got some tips for us as well. For the unappealing stains on our bathroom tiles, here are some mixes which you can make yourself with the ingredients available readily at your homes.
#How to clean #bathroom_tiles at home
1) Dip a damp sponge into a bowl of pure baking soda and use this to scrub down tiles, grout and other bathroom and kitchen surfaces. Rinse thoroughly or wipe well with warm water.
2) Mix equal parts distilled white vinegar and water in a bottle and spray it generously onto tiled surfaces. Allow sitting for a few minutes before scrubbing with a brush or sponge. Extra tough stains may require the combined action of baking soda and vinegar.
3) Use lemon juice. It has the exact same action when it comes to tiles – it is an effective stain remover. Like vinegar, fresh lemon juice is acidic in nature, It works best when combined with baking soda.
4)Mix hydrogen peroxide with white flour to create a thick paste. Apply this to the tiles and cover with plastic wrap. Allow working its magic overnight, before rinsing well with cold water.
Another member shares a picture of the beautiful Petunias that’s adorning on her window sill.
For some of our members, these plants are part of their family
Getting back to making your home Spring-ready, in no specific order, let's start with some easy spring décor ideas.
Nothing says spring like flowers does! A floral arrangement is one of the easiest and most beautiful ways to enliven a room. With flowers, you can bring the beauty of outdoors inside your home. To add a touch of floral fantasy in your décor use accessories with floral patterns, mix-&-match colours to create an uber-chic look. Flowers look wonderful on a centre table; to flaunt the quintessential English charm you can display a floral arrangement in a tea tray with brightly-coloured fresh flowers in a pitcher or teapot.
We can’t get enough of mason jars and for good reason too! Mason jars are every DIYers obsession. There’s so much that you can do with these little glass wonders. You can colour the versatile jars with spray paint or acrylic paint and fill them with your favourite flowers. Another creative way to integrate mason jars into your spring décor is lining an old toolbox with Mason jars filled with faux flowers. Hanging Mason jar planters is also a wonderful idea that adds an old-world-charm to your spring décor.
Dim lit rooms are a ‘winter blah’! Well, winter is NO LONGER here, so say goodbye to the gloomy shades and welcome the sunshine with soft and neutral hues of ivory, cream and the oh-so-lovely white. Boast a soothing spring inspired ambience by blending-in accessories in mild blue shades.
The same old bland shelf décor is passé, today’s décor trends demand bookshelves in every home. Deck up your bookshelves with your favourite books and some crafty spring accessories like scented candles, seashells, ceramic pots, small vases with succulents and a couple of decorative boxes. Voila! Your uninspired shelf is now a work of art.
Infuse creativity into your walls with patterned wallpapers for a quick and easy spring update. Wall murals and decals in geometric or floral motifs are a great way to bring a fresh vibe into your interior decor.
Some spring décor ideas for the road:
At the end of the day:
Try one or try all, as long as you use these spring décor ideas you can't go wrong! With this guided roadmap you will be spring ready in no time.