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While the days are getting longer and the sun is getting brighter, the giant woollen blankets that you have on your couch aren’t providing your space the spring feelings that are need to match your increased levels of enthusiasm. It’s time to start putting some of those summer decorating ideas you seen on Pinterest into action in your home!

When you have to make do with a limited amount of room, seasonal decoration can be challenging to justify. It is not frowned upon to have Christmas decorations in your home. When the seasons change, it may appear as though you would need a lot of storage space in order to be able to transition your home from being warm and inviting to being light and airy. I’m sorry to have to break it to you, but it’s not. Your home will look completely different from what it did in winter to what it will look like in summer thanks to the tiny space summer decoration ideas that I have to offer.

LIGHTER PILLOWCASES

It is impossible for us to have both a winter couch and a summer couch, despite what some furniture retailers may try to convince us. It all depends on the size of your home: you might not even have a couch, or if you do, the one you have might also serve as a bed, a home office, and storage space! One of the simplest summer decorating ideas for tiny spaces that I enjoy putting into action is as straightforward as using cushion covers in lighter colours.

There is a wide range of prices for cushion coverings, and the sizes that are available to fit your pillow inserts are quite conventional. The new season calls for a new colour scheme, so give your room a makeover with some updated hues. And the most exciting thing is… Simply place the cover from the previous season inside the pillow case together with the cushion insert. It’s like having a self-cleaning oven, but it’s just a pillow that can store itself!

CURTAINS WITH LESS WEIGHT

Another fantastic option from my list of summer decorating ideas for tiny spaces would be to hang lighter curtains, but this one is contingent on the weather in your area and the layout of your space. In the winter, we want to feel warm and cosy, and we want to do everything we can to keep the cold air out by using curtains that are dense and luxurious. During the summer, you should open your curtains to allow in as much of that gorgeous sunlight as possible and let your fanciful curtains move freely in the warm summer breeze. If you have a smaller home and are trying to give it a more open and airy vibe, lighter curtains might be an excellent statement item to use. Curtains may be folded up neatly and stored in your linen closet without requiring an excessive amount of room thanks to their foldable design. A new pair of curtains that are updated seasonally and purchased at one of the many price points available is a simple method to make a significant effect in your limited area without necessitating the use of a significant amount of storage space.

LIVEN UP YOUR SMALL SPACE

I adore plants, but I am not a plant mama. Every plant that I’ve ever had has perished at my hands. Even the ones that they claim are the most hardy of the lot, according to me. When I moved into my van, plants weren’t even on my list. I am able to kill them, and a day in the van is equivalent to one thousand small earthquakes, so I realised that keeping them wasn’t an option. But then spring arrived, and I yearned for more vegetation. I was walking around nurseries that were filled with greenery, and I wanted the same feeling in my own home. I decided to use fake plants instead. Since I’ve brought them into my home, it now has a rich and joyful vibe, and it reminds me of summer.

One of my latest favourite summer decorating ideas to alter your home is to incorporate some lush plant life into your little area. Whether they are genuine or faux, this is one of my favourite ways to decorate for the season.

FEATURE WALL

There has always been a trend for feature walls. On the other hand, they have always appeared to be a significant amount of labour. On the other hand, recent developments are working in our favour, friends. One of the summer decorating ideas that I would like you to try this year is a seasonal feature wall. I realise that this may be contentious, but it’s one of my favourites! You did hear me. Put a thin coat of paint on a wall and let it dry. Are you sure? On top of the paint colour that you already have, paint a fun design such as an arch.

For a quick and easy pick-me-up, peel and stick wallpaper is without a doubt my go-to choice. The wallpaper that I got from RoomMates Decor gave the impression that summer was always going on in my bedroom. My bathroom has been decorated with palm tree wallpaper all during the winter, but in preparation for the forthcoming warm season, I’m thinking about switching it out for something more exciting. A feature wall that is covered in peel-and-stick wallpaper is a quick and simple way to update the look of a room.

RENOVATION OF THE BEDROOM

Keeping with the theme of summer design ideas that involve switching out throw blankets, let’s also take a look at bedding as a viable alternative to the current set. In order to keep warm during the winter, we wear pyjamas made of thicker materials and prefer to use sheets and blankets that are also made of thicker materials. When the temperature starts to rise, I don’t know about you, but I start to feel as though I’m being suffocated by the warmth.

Not only does making a speedy switch to a new duvet cover and some lighter sheets help me feel more comfortable, but it also gives my place a distinctly summery feel. Because there is such a wide range of prices for linens accessible nowadays, you can be sure to find solutions for both the summer and the winter that are within your financial means.

It is possible that you will require additional storage space, but this is contingent upon whether or not you will also be replacing the duvet in addition to the linens. I always make sure to retain the storage bag that my duvet arrives in so that I can use it for long-term storage during the seasons in which it is not in use.

Because we are confined to a compact area, our decisions regarding interior design will need to have a greater degree of significance than they would in a more spacious setting. Our pieces are more considered, our colour palettes more powerful. And what better way to say hello to a new season than with a handful of summer décor ideas that make a huge effect yet require very little to no storage?