interior design


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BUY SOME BOLD PRINTS


If you’ve got a bit of budget to play with, why not open your space up by investing in some new artwork?


While those dark, moody prints might have felt cosy and comforting in the winter, you might enjoy some- thing more vibrant adorning your walls now the sun’s out for longer.


Take advantage of the frames you al- ready own and buy new artwork in the same size as your existing prints, so it’s a simple job of swapping them out.


Desenio (desenio.com), Postery (postery.com) and King and McGraw (kingandmcgaw.com) are some of our favourite places to source unique and affordable pieces.


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PREP YOUR OUTDOOR SPACE


Speaking of the garden, now’s the ide- al time to get yours in shape ahead of BBQ season.


As well as mowing the lawn regularly and applying lawn feed, you could tidy up your borders and plant some colourful spring flowers, like crocus- es, bluebells and allium. Jet washing a patio area can also bring a fresh lease of life to your garden, too.


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