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You know that moment when Easter rolls around and your mantle looks…sad? Yeah, I’ve been there. Last year, I slapped up some plastic eggs and called it a day spoiler alert: it looked terrible. This year? I’m doing things right, and I’m bringing you along for the ride. Easter mantles are tricky because you want

Easter decor has a reputation. One minute you’re just hanging a wreath, the next you’re knee-deep in plastic bunnies, glitter eggs, and enough pastel to make your eyes hurt. But what if your Easter home could feel fresh, stylish, and actually match the vibe you love the rest of the year? No need to turn

Easter decorating can either be a Pinterest-worthy dream or a pastel nightmare that looks like a craft store exploded in your living room. But here’s the thing: farmhouse Easter decor? It’s the perfect sweet spot between “I tried too hard” and “I didn’t try at all.” I’ve been decorating my home farmhouse-style for years now,

Picture this: you’re sipping your morning coffee, standing at your front door, and all you see is… nothing. A bland, lifeless porch that screams “I gave up.” Not exactly the vibe you want when spring rolls around, right? Your front porch is basically your home’s handshake with the world, and trust me, nobody wants a

Spring’s knocking at your door, and your mantle’s still stuck in winter mode, awkward, right? Look, I get it. That blank canvas above your fireplace can feel intimidating when you’re staring at it with a coffee in hand, wondering how to make it scream “fresh start” without looking like you raided a craft store during

Spring’s here, and honestly? Your home’s probably looking as tired as your New Year’s resolutions. But here’s the thing you don’t need a massive budget or an interior designer on speed dial to give your space that fresh, spring-y vibe everyone’s after. I’ve been switching up my home decor every spring for years now, and