1. garden. obvious, but hear me out. sometimes, all it takes is a garden to give all angles of your home a glow. I am a fan of any and all colors growing in a garden, including lots of green veggies, but there are many ways to approach the garden design. and always remember to bring some of it indoors.

for cheaper but just as decadent, try ikea:


3. eat fresh; be beautiful in your color choice, even in the kitchen. and let it all be seen. color = summer.
4. bring in the light. open your window. open your door. feel fresh air again. light is the quickest way to brightening a space and your mental state.
mirrors and white furniture help...
...as do bursts of color. use flowers and fruit for this:
5. stay organized. winter moves to summer, thus time to clean up closets, sporting gear, garden tools, etc. I find that if I like the order, I am more apt to use the stuff. but, that's just my crazy side talking (which is really my only side). no surprises, martha has the best ideas.
bin it:

yeah, like anyone has space for this gorgeous recycling wall. but, pretty effing cool all the same:
martha stewart
martha stewart

sigh. I want a garden shed (with a gorgeous farm table that I would sell my right arm to have in our dining room, not wasted in the shed with my gardening tools):

Great post, Bridge! Makes me itch for summer.
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