There’s something about spring that makes us crave a fresh start. It might be that first bright morning when you notice the sun stretching a little longer, or the way opening a window invites a fresh breeze through the house. Whatever it is, this season is the perfect time for a gentle reset — and a little spring home decor can make all the difference.
But refreshing your home doesn’t have to mean a total overhaul. In fact, some of the most beautiful updates are the simplest — small changes that quietly transform how a space feels.
One of my favourite ways to begin is by introducing a brass side table. It's the kind of piece that feels both modern and timeless — a little moment of elegance beside your favourite chair. Ours is compact, stylish, and incredibly versatile — perfect for holding a cup of tea, a good book, or a small decorative vase. If you’re looking to refresh your home for spring, this is a lovely place to start.
Another go-to for me? Faux flowers. Especially here in Ireland, where spring can still be a little unpredictable, faux blooms offer lasting beauty without the maintenance. The new stems in our collection are so realistic — from hydrangeas to soft eucalyptus — and they instantly bring a light, airy feel to any room. If you're searching for faux flowers in Ireland, these are pieces that won’t disappoint.
And then there are prints and wall art — probably the easiest (and most affordable) way to update a space. A fresh set of floral prints in soft seasonal tones can completely change the mood of a hallway or bedroom. It’s one of those affordable home styling tricks that makes your home feel new without spending a fortune.
The best part? All of these are seasonal interior updates you can enjoy straight away — no renovation required. Just thoughtful, curated pieces that lift your space and your spirits.
So whether it’s a touch of brass, a few beautiful stems, or a new piece of art, I hope you find something that makes your home feel just a little lighter this spring. Because really — isn’t that what spring is all about?
Tracy x