Tania Sinel: our Spring home tour

I cannot tell you how excited I am just typing the word Spring!

On Friday I shared our spring table setting for you and I am going to pop in a couple more pictures of that here.

I really think fresh flowers are the best most inexpensive way to add that touch of spring to the inside of your home.

I usually pick them up once a week when I go to the grocery store. I have found Trader Joes to be the best source for them, as they are the best price and the biggest variety.

These foxgloves I picked up at Trader Joes and they add the much needed pop of color on our coffee table.

This time of year I start to crave color. When everything is so dreary outside and it gets dark so early, I just want that little bit of happy in the home.

Flowers do that for me.

I added some blue pillows to the couch to keep things from looking to monochromatic as well.

I love the mix of light blue, navy, and indigo.

I still like to curl up on the couch with a big blanket, even year round, so one is always nearby. This is the one I have and I love it.

This sweet little pillow is from Oliver and Rust.

You saw the dining room on my last post, but here is another peek at that in case you missed it.

On the sideboard I didn't do much, just a few speckled eggs from the dollar store in a vintage ironstone dish. You can find that wire basket right here. I have them all over, I love them.

Touches of spring in the kitchen include little pots of lavender and a lot of white dishes on display!

Our coffee niche got a little pot of lavender as well.

One thing you will notice in our home is how I like to use trays, baskets, and wood totes to hold/corral items.

Our cookbooks are stored in a wooden crate under the microwave.

Condiments and utensils on the counter in a wooden tote.

And a makeshift "bar" gets stored in a divided wood container.

Etsy is a great place to find vintage wood totes, crates, and trays.

Moving along to our bedroom.

I use white bedding year round and just switch up the pillows with the seasons.

White hydrangeas are all that was added to this space for now, but I will probably freshen things up even more later in the spring.

I always have extra blankets on the bed and am not quite ready to give up the faux fur as it is still chilly in Washington!