With all the time we’ve spent inside, it’s time to spruce up your space. By bringing nature indoors, incorporating natural materials, and adding touches of luxury, your home will be transformed and your state of mind refreshed.
Add natural elements
Use the Jenni Kayne Hyacinth Tray with Cutout Handles as the base of a gorgeous centerpiece for your dining room, coffee, or entryway table. This earthy, woven decorative piece adds a rustic touch anywhere you put it. To style, add a tall vase of fresh flowers or greenery for added height, your favorite spring-scented candle for warmth, and something personal to you like a trinket from your travels or a crystal for good vibes.
Bring the seaside inside with the Bloomingville Woven Sea Grass Coasters. This boho-chic set of four handwoven natural seagrass coasters feature white cotton stitching in unique designs. Use them when serving fresh iced tea with lunch around the table or bring them out to the patio for dinner with rosé! They bring a beachy vibe that’s perfect for welcoming in the spring season.
Bring the outdoors, indoors
Whether you have a green thumb or not, add plants throughout your space to bring nature inside. Great starter house plants include pilea peperomioides and ZZ plants or try a monstera if you’re up for a challenge. You can always get a faux plant too (shh, we won’t tell)!
Create moments of luxury
Beyond decor, you can also set up cozy moments for yourself in each part of your home. Slip into the Splendid Faux Fur Slippers for extra comfort or take an extra few minutes in the shower to cleanse yourself with the Erno Laszlo Sea Mud Deep Cleansing Bar. It’s all up to you!
xx, The FabFitFun Team
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