Here are Ways to Decorate Your Home This Spring Season

BY PUJA GUPTA

Do you want to get rid of that dark winter interiors? With spring around the corner, its time to say goodbye to that dark blues and black ruling the house!

From the very expected hues and florals to pastels and new shapes, here's everything you should consider to make your home feel new. Heena Jain, interior designer and consultant, WoodenStreet, shares some tips and tricks to define interiors style in your home for the upcoming 2020 spring. Go decorative!

Say yes to calm spaces

Put all the dark wintry colour decor items to rest for some good time and bring the brighter shades out from hibernation mode. Spring is all about new growth and freshness that comes with the season. Black tones are to be replaced with light and primary colours.

Bring in the pastels

The playful pastels are in trend from past many years and it will be in for some couple of years more. For 2020 spring, you can go confident with pastel blues to create a soothing aura around.

Planters? For sure

No home space screams complete without plants. This is something that households have been adding in home since the dawn of time, and it's just a wonderful thing. Can't get enough of fresh ones? Artificial planters are a way to go for! Add planters in home to fill your space with freshness and energy.

Pretty florals

It's time to replace your winter decor with the pretty florals that evoke spring season. This can be in major furniture pieces or some decor items both.

Adding florals is one of the great decor tricks for updating your room as you move through the seasons.

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Update your lampshade

It is an instant way to update a room without having to spend so many bucks. You will be surprised how updating the lampshades in your room can make a big difference with the feel of the space.

Calmness on the floor

Spring is about the brighter colours. The colours that make the space feel more airy. Little pop of yellow wont hurt here. (IANS)