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Showing posts with label #spring decor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label #spring decor. Show all posts

3/29/2018

Blush and Neutral Spring Home Tour 2018

Happy spring, friends! It`s my favorite time of the year for decorating and over the last couple of weeks I’ve been adding touches of spring in our house. I’m thrilled to share my home decorated for spring and hope you`ll like our Blush and Neutral Spring Home Tour!
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Like every year, I’ve kept my spring decor quite simple, but it makes such a refreshing impact. Simple and clean, with a “less is more” motto is always my style. Some pretty pastels along with the flowers and greenery and we’ve brought in spring!
My theme this year are the usual neutrals with a blush pink. I decided to add this popular color because it`s so liveable and pairs nicely with blue and all neutral colors in our home, including white, gray and black. Although I didn`t do that much, yet I have some fun updates to share with you which includes some new pillows, rugs and the big abstract art piece in our dining room (I`m the artist- can you believe!)
Starting in my entryway I added just a few white flowery branches and a gallery wall on the other side (you can see it here).
For my spring decor in the living room I’m all about simple, beautiful living. I added just fresh flowers to my coffee table and bar card, a little bunch of white carnations on side table, few blush pillows on our sofa and chair and a pink throw! These are simple, easy touches of spring freshness that we love!

Our mongolian fur stool are one of the best things I’ve ever had! I use it for extra seating, as a foot stool or side table. And it is just so pretty!
Love this blush double sided pillow! I find it in Ikea and immediately fell in love. So pretty and comfy on my "reading" chair!
This little ladder are also a new addition to the room. Pretty nice way to keep and display blankets and throws.

And here’s our spring dining room. As I mentioned at the beginning, we have some news here. First of is the rug, that I also find in Ikea. I wasn`t sure about it at first, but my son convinced me to buy it. It`s not the one I want, but it will do for now. Gray is a very forgiving color for the high traffic areas like this. Other novelty is this big art piece on the wall. I wanted something abstract and modern for this space and I painted this the other day. It came out pretty good, don`t you think?

Blush pink plates are also new and also from Ikea (this is not sponsored by Ikea, although I would love it is... ) and on top of them are small floral dessert plates that I have for a long time, along with my silhouette black and white Easter eggs - you can find more about them here.
On the kitchen island I have a try with a pink vase filled with fresh branches, small pitcher with white carnations and marble pounder.
Last, but not least is my kitchen. We did a total makeover here almost six years ago and I still love it. It is a small, but functional space with lot of storage and natural light. The only new thing here is a big farmhouse clock and a small striped Ikea rug. I try not to clutter my work space, so I just added a potted flowers.A bouquet of fresh greens, along with a bowl of freshly picked lemons and apples make the perfect centerpiece for the small cabinet.
Simple little things; like elements from nature, colorful textiles and fresh flowers, are my favorite things to decorate for spring. From our entryway, to the living and dining room and kitchen - there is always room for some refreshing spring decor! I hope you enjoyed our Blush and Neutral Spring Home Tour. For more spring decor inspiration check my last years spring home tour here and here
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3/26/2018

Easy Gallery Wall - No Nails

Creating a gallery wall in your home can be an affordable way to transform a room with the prints, paintings, photographs, illustrations or personal pieces. Today I`m sharing easy method to make DIY Gallery Wall with no holes in the wall! This botanical gallery wall is so fun and quick to make you can finished it in a 20 minutes and that, my friends, is hard to beat!
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Easy Gallery Wall
If you love gallery walls like me and hate making holes in the walls, you`ll love this project. I wanted gallery wall on that wall for such a long time, but I kept putting it off because we have so much trouble with our walls. Since they are concrete, you can`t just use a nail and hammer, because they can`t go into that walls. In order to hang art you need to drill hole, and for that you need special, powerful drill. Since my hubby have only a regular drill, making holes my friends, is a 😒... Now multiple that with 10 and you`ll immediately understand why I love this project so much.
Easy Gallery Wall
Here is what you will need:
1. Botanical prints (or any other prints, photos, drawings etc.)
2. Mini natural clothes pins
3. Double sided tape or command strips 

Instructions:
Start of with printing your desired prints. You can also use your family photos, paintings, photographs, illustrations, personal pieces
or any other images you like. I chose botanical prints because I love flowers and that dark corner of my entryway needed something nice to bring him to life. You can find prints like that on so many different sites, but try to stay in similar colors and style.

Easy Gallery Wall
Next step is to plan your gallery wall. Balance and symmetry are key to creating a gallery wall that works. I used prints that are all the same size, so I arranged them on the wall with a washi tape in two rows with spacing about 1¼ inches (3 centimeters) apart to make each piece stand out on its own. 
Easy Gallery Wall
Now is the time to add double sided tape on one side of your clothes pin and replace your washi tape with it. Attache your print with clothes pin and repeat until all clothes pins and prints are on the wall.Finally stay back and admire your beautiful, new gallery wall.
Best part: You can change your art any time you like, or remove your gallery wall completely without damaging your wall. 

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