Spring flowers are defined by bright oranges, pinks, and reds to reflect the colors of the sunshine that is suddenly filling our homes. Here is a guide to some of the most architecturally stunning flowers to be found during spring.

Remember these? In the year 2000, life was full of colorful promise. I headed off to my college dormitory with the transparent blue iMac that I had coveted ever since I saw the ad campaigns that allowed me to choose amongst a pinwheel of colored computers.

These simple DIYs are a great way to enhance your backyard, patio or window nook, without spending an arm and a leg on pots. Your flower pots will look pretty, even in the off season when your plants aren’t quite as sprightly.

Take any three greens and combine them. Go ahead, give it a try, we'll wait. Okay, did you try it? Looks awesome, doesn't it? This trick works with any hue, really, but it's especially good for green. And with green already being found outdoors in abundance, using green decor outside can look fabulous.

With spring weather just around the corner, I've got the itch to refresh my deck. Pillows, table covers, and seat cushions are an easy and effective way to update old pieces, and there are a number of affordable textile options available in every color of the rainbow. 

According to TrendLand, Jaime Lacasa is "one of the most stylish men in Madrid." After seeing these photos of his home, we are inclined to agree. 

I enjoy almost every hue of green, and I've even gone through an avocado phase. I'm convinced there is a shade of green for everyone. That said, this post is dedicated to the lighter shades of green: mint, seafoam and jadeite.

Maybe your dining room could use a little extra pizzazz. But you don't want to buy new furniture. We've got some ideas to liven things up, and all you need is a little paint and a little bit of time.