Is it even spring decor if you don’t have bunnies? It’s finally April, which marks the official start of spring decor. This year I haven’t decorated my door with flowers, but rather classic bunnies and eggs in the basic bitch Easter colors: pink, purple, and (of course) blue.
I can’t believe I’m already 2 months in to my 2021 Resolution! And I haven’t died yet, shocker. In 2021, my resolution was to only spend $200, a month, on Amazon. I know it seems like a lot but, trust me, this was such a challenge for me. The month of February is barely complete and I’m feeling the affects of this responsible, adult decision.
Happy February! Ever year it seems as though January will never end, but this year it seemed to fly by! So, I’m changing things up a little from my typically monthly door decor post! You can still find my February 2021 door here, but this year I’m showing you how versatile this decor can be by decorating the entry way too.
The weather has been so beautiful in Texas the last couple weeks it has inspired me to actually buy live, living, breathing, plants (gasp)! I’m usually not an advocate for living plants, not only do I not have a green thumb but I just prefer the lifespan of a fake plant, especially inside. But it seems to be the trend in spring to buy real plants ( I wonder why ). So I’ve decided to jump on the bandwagon and see what all the fuss is about.
In honor of St. Patrick’s Day (I’m not Irish but I think everyone is Irish on St. Patrick’s Day) my March door is inspired by the Luck of the Irish. This is one of my more inexpensive doors because I found this awesome bow at Pier1 and could recycle one of the wreaths that I used over Christmas! Checkout more links below.
Ah February, the time for Valentine’s Day and love, and the month besides October where it’s acceptable to eat boat loads of chocolate! For my February door, wanted to do something different besides a red and pink wreath because the official shape of Valentine’s Day is the heart. I had seen a couple of decorations on Pinterest that included hanging hearts on the mantle or stairwell and I thought it was the perfect idea to incorporate those hearts into my door.
In Texas, January is really our last chance for snow and everyone is outside doing their snow-dances. So in the spirit of winter, I’ve decorated my door as a snow themed! Because, truth be told, we can only dream.
I’m obsessed with my Halloween door, so much so that I’m about to nail everything down so it’ll never move! I’ve said it before but I can’t stress it enough, I love front porch/door decorating , if I could make it into a job I would. I love the limited amount of space, it’s much less stressful than decorating your own home. 🙂
Halloween is by no means my favorite holiday. It’s actually my least favorite because I’m a big scardy-cat. However, my love of decor outweighs my hatred of Halloween, so here I am walking down every Halloween isle (trying to be brave) and decorating. Unlike my Christmas and Thanksgiving decor, my Halloween decor is just for me; I’ll never throw a Halloween party so boyfriend and I will be the only one’s seeing this decor. Sometimes it’s easier when you’re just decorating for yourself because you can limit yourself to pieces that really speak to you.
