Happy March! Spring is on its way, and it’s a great time to refresh your home. Swapping artwork with the seasons is an easy, impactful change—especially when your pieces are in standard frames. Replacing wintry prints with botanical, floral, or outdoor scenes, or simply bringing in pieces with brighter hues, can instantly lift the mood of a room.
Sources for above (scroll and click the thumbnails below!)
Helpful posts on choosing artwork:
10 Helpful Guidelines for Decorating Walls — a practical guide to scale, placement, and creating balance on your walls.
How to Choose Wall Art for Your Home and Favorite Art Sources — tips on finding art that fits your style and budget.
An extra-affordable way to refresh your walls for spring: frame a sheet of pretty wrapping paper. It’s an easy, low-cost option that adds pattern and color without a big commitment. I wrote more about this idea in a previous post about DIY art and faux wallpaper.
Another budget-friendly decorating idea is hanging plates, platters, and shallow bowls as wall art. They add texture and a collected, personal feel to a dining area or kitchen.
Great art sources for inspiration (click the photos below)
More Spring Decor:
If you’re refreshing for spring, consider these simple approaches:
– Rotate framed art to reflect seasonal colors and themes.
– Create a gallery wall mixing prints, framed wrapping paper, and small plates or objects.
– Introduce one or two pieces with vibrant color to act as focal points.
– Keep frames consistent for an easy, cohesive update.
Changing artwork is a low-effort way to redefine a space. Whether you prefer subtle botanical prints or bold, colorful scenes, small swaps can make your home feel brighter and more seasonal without a major redesign.