I love adding flowers to my home decor. Nothing brightens a gloomy winter day that faux blooms. I love putting them in vases, pitchers and baskets. I’ve created a round up of my favorite blooms.
When Christmas gets put away, it’s easy to feel like your whole house is empty and boring. Instead of sitting in the empty house, grab some of these spring blooms to make your house happier during these dreary months. If your home feels a little blah after the holidays, start small and build from there.
Pick one area like the mantle or entryway and focus on that first. Layer in your favorite flowers, a candle or two, and something meaningful like family photos. Those little touches are what make a house feel warm and lived in, even on the coldest winter days. There is nothing better than pictures of your tiny babies from past holidays that you can look at every day! If you need some more ideas of perfect mantle decorations take a look at this list for some of my favorite pieces that I always reach for!
Another thing I love about faux flowers is how easy they are. No watering, no mess, and they look good all season long. I can move them from room to room depending on my mood, or swap them out when spring really does arrive. If you are short on space, even a small bundle on a nightstand or kitchen counter makes a big difference and adds life without feeling cluttered. So whether it’s tulips, poppies, or cherry blossoms, spruce up your space this year!
At the end of the day, it does not take much to make your home feel happy and welcoming again after the holidays. A few faux blooms, some cozy accents, and pieces that matter to your family can completely change the feel of a space. Instead of waiting for spring, bring it inside now and enjoy a home that feels bright, cozy, and full of life all winter long.
