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Spring Forward and Refresh

With the COVID-19 pandemic keeping the world indoors, now is as good a time as any to freshen up living spaces and truly make home a place you want to be. For too many people, being on the go is a great way to avoid the dullness of home, but no matter your lifestyle, home should always be treated as a sanctuary.

Stay-at-home life being indefinite means prioritizing our surroundings and making sure our home situation is one that is inviting and restorative. Incorporate a few simple upgrades to home, tackling the most important rooms first: master bedroom, bathroom, kitchen, or your home office area. Above all, make elevating your living space something you can enjoy. A redecorating project may not have been on your list of immediate to-dos a few weeks ago, but we’re living a new normal that we literally can’t run from. Why not make where you have to be the place to be? - Tristan

Rose Pillow, Cactus Lumbar, White Bedding, Table Lamps, Wall Art, Lattice Rug, Cowhide Rug


Let’s Start with the Bedroom

If your bedroom’s in need of some TLC, it won’t take much. Pull out your lighter-weight linens, switch out your artwork, change your lighting, and put down a new area rug.

Keep the color palette neutral and soft — perfect for spring. Painting any space is the easiest and most affordable way to create instant change, so if you’re feeling ambitious, add a fresh coat of paint to your walls. I suggest a color like Extra White by Sherwin Williams to really brighten up the room.

Add life to your space with some greenery. House plants are beneficial for their air-purifying properties. The rubber plant also helps remove pollutants and is very low maintenance. Very necessary during this time.

I’ve created two different mood boards—one high-end and one low—to show you how to spring forward with style. The seven pieces I’ve selected are easy to incorporate and will help you create a fresh, relaxing bedroom, effortlessly. Click the links to bring these looks home. - Erika

Blush Lumbar, Olive Pillow, White Bedding, Table Lamps, Wall Art, Oriental Gray Rug



Tristan Burno is a communications specialist and personal brand advisor at UR Communication, a Los Angeles-based creative consulting and communications business specializing in personal brand development, publishing, and consumer brands.