Summer is soon-to-be here and it's time to give your home a little pick-me-up! Whether you're looking to add some color, bring in some natural elements, or just give your space a fresh and fun feel, we've got you covered. So, grab a fruity drink, put on your sunglasses, and get ready to give your home the ultimate summer makeover with these fun and casual decor tips!
Decor Tips for Fresh and Fun Home
Naturally Natural | Lighten Up | Pop of Colour | Create an Outdoor Oasis | Coasts are Calling | Natural Lighting All the Way | Summery Scents for Every Mood | Splash of Greenery | Planter Recommendations
1. Naturally Natural
To bring a touch of nature into your home and make it summer ready, consider bringing in potted plants, fresh flowers, and natural fibers like jute and sisal. Add wooden elements like baskets, trays, or picture frames made of bamboo or woven wood. These earthy touches will help bring a touch of the outdoors inside. Use stone elements like coasters, bookends, or candle holders. Not only are they beautiful, but they also give a grounding feel to your decor. Mix and match different materials to create a unique and inviting atmosphere.
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2. Lighten Up
Switching to lightweight, sheer curtains and drapes is an easy way to let in more natural light and create a bright, airy atmosphere in your home. They help provide a delicate layer of privacy while still allowing plenty of sunshine to stream in, giving your space a beautiful sun-kissed glow. Lightweight curtains are also more suitable for the summer months, as they won't trap heat and make your home feel stuffy. Consider switching to sheer white or light-colored options to keep your home feeling fresh and summery.
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3. Pop of Colour
Adding pops of colour into your space is an easy and effective way to brighten up your home for that summery vibe. Using colorful throw pillows, curtains, and rugs is a great way to do this. These decorative accents can be easily swapped out with the seasons, so you can switch to brighter, more vibrant hues in the summer months. Choose colors that complement your existing decor, or mix and match bold shades to create a playful, eclectic look. Consider using sunny shades like yellow, orange, and red, or cool tones like blue, green, and purple to brighten up your space. By incorporating colorful accents, you'll create a space that feels fun, lively, and perfectly suited for summer.
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4. Create an Outdoor Oasis
A comfy outdoor seating area is a must-have for summer! Lounging in the sun, dining in the summer breeze, and outdoor barbeques are a given during the summer months, and setting up comfortable seating outdoors with cozy lighting is key. Whether you have a large backyard, a small balcony, or a simple patio, you can create an inviting space with a few fun decor items. Start by choosing comfortable seating options like lounge chairs, rocking chairs, or a seating set. Add soft cushions and throw pillows for extra comfort and consider using outdoor rugs to define the space. Decorating with string lights will add a touch of magic to your outdoor area, creating a warm and inviting ambiance that's perfect for summer evenings. Whether you choose lantern-style lights, fairy lights, or something more elaborate, lighting will make all the difference in your outdoor space.
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5. Coasts are Calling
You can bring a touch of beachy vibes into your homes by adding coastal elements like shells, sea-inspired artwork, and wicker furniture. Start by incorporating shells into your decor, using them as vase fillers, bowl accents, or even wall art. Look for sea-inspired artwork like paintings, prints, or photographs to add a touch of the ocean to your walls. Go for a minimalistic, nautical theme for decor ideas. Wicker furniture is a classic coastal material that works well both indoors and out. Choose wicker chairs, rocking chairs, or even a daybed to create a beachy, relaxed atmosphere in your home.
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6. Natural Lighting All the Way
Keeping windows wide and open, and adding mirrors to reflect light are two simple ways to make your home feel brighter and more spacious during the summer months. Open windows allow natural light to flow freely into your space, creating a bright and airy atmosphere. Consider removing heavy curtains, blinds, or other window treatments that block light and make your home feel dark and closed off. Mirrors are also an excellent way to reflect light and create the illusion of more space. Hang a large mirror in a sunny room to maximize the amount of light that enters the space or place a grouping of smaller mirrors in a room to reflect light from multiple angles.
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7. Summery Scents for Every Mood
Scented candles are a quick and easy way to add a pop of summer to your home. Look for scents like coconut, lemon, or floral blends to bring the smell of summer into your space. Or you could even go for reed diffusers to scent your home. Choose scents like jasmine, lavender, or beachy blends to create a relaxing, summery atmosphere.
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8. Splash of Greenery
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Plants are a great way to liven up your home and add some summer vibes to your decor. There are lots of ways to use plants for summer decor - for example, you could put potted plants on your windowsill or in a corner of your living room. You could also create a cute little herb garden in your kitchen or hang some plants from the ceiling to create a boho-chic look. If you're feeling adventurous, you could even try making a living wall with succulents or other low-maintenance plants. Whatever you choose, plants are an easy and affordable way to add some fresh energy to your home this summer!
And that's a wrap, folks! With these summer decor tips, your home will be ready to soak up the sun in no time. So, go ahead and put your feet up, and enjoy the fruits of your labor. Your home will be the hottest (literally and figuratively) spot in town and you'll be ready to host the ultimate summer bash! Just don't forget the sunscreen...or the snacks. Happy summer decorating!
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