How-To: Give Your Home a Seasonal Glow-Up
Spring has almost sprung, and it’s time to shake off that winter slump. The days are getting longer, the sun’s out (sometimes), and there’s no better time to give your space a much needed refresh. Whether you’re looking to revamp your routine or just make your home feel as breezy as the season, we’ve got a seasonal checklist to help you spring forward—without skipping a beat.
Let’s Talk Bedding
Real talk, nothing says “fresh start” like new bedding. After a long winter, it’s time to shed the heavy blankets and reach for light and breezy layers, such as crisp sheets in soft neutrals or fresh florals. Another one of our favorite hacks? A new duvet cover. It’s like pressing a reset button for your bedroom—and adding a light throw or quilt takes it to a cozy new level. It’s the perfect way to refresh your space without overhauling everything. Believe us, your future self (the well-rested one) will thank you.
Prep Your Outdoor Oasis
Fresh air, anyone? Whether you’re hosting or lounging, a revamped outdoor space will be your best friend this spring. Imagine outdoor furniture so comfortable, it rivals your cozy living room. And when the sun sets, the right lighting can work wonders—just a few thoughtfully placed fixtures can turn your backyard into a dreamy evening retreat. With warmer days ahead, there’s no better time to show your outdoor space a little love.
Be Present
We know, we know—you already have a clock on your phone. But here’s the thing: a beautiful wall clock is much more than just a timekeeper. Think of it as a piece of art that keeps you grounded. Whether it’s a statement piece or something sleek for your countertop, a tactile timepiece reminds you to slow down and enjoy the moment.
Organize Everything
Nothing feels better than a clutter-free space. But who says organizing can’t be fun? Spring is the perfect time to rethink your storage game. From a handy wall-mounted drying rack to functional shelving, your organizational pieces can do more than just keep things tidy (they can make your home look good, too).