Weekly Wednesday Wish List #249

1. If you’re wondering what to put in your middle Dining room tableI can help with that. Get simple, cute ideas and tips you’ll love. And if you haven’t peeked at us Spring home tour However, I think you will find a lot of new inspiration waiting for you!

2. Amazon searches: See all my favorite new picks and trending accents Amazon.

3. New Spring Printable: Shares this beautiful three-day guide Five best designer spring tips Which is simple and natural. It’s full of easy ideas to freshen up your home for the season.

4. This and that: Easter Edition- Easter will be here before we know it. This will help you to decorate a very beautiful table. This An easy and beautiful way to style napkins for your Easter table. Read about This Easter tradition. This It’s my family’s favorite thing to eat for Easter dinner. thatThat’s it!

5. Fantastic Finds:

6. Beautiful Home Tour and more: Visit this A stunning family home Charleston, SC, and in this Connecticut home Full of color and character. Look at this beautiful garden With ideas for spring containers and other surprises. And check this out Magnificent garden With a chicken coop.

7. Fun and interesting facts: What does the Easter basket symbolize? What does the word “tulip” mean?

8. Curated Closet:

• Three-quarter-sleeve T-shirt In many colors. BOGO. Amazing quality.
• Chambray Flutter Sleeve Top in Assorted Colors- 50% Off.
• This Ruffle button up in different colors. 40% off love!
• This dress Beautiful black dress up or down.

9. Culinary Corner: Easter Carrot Cake Using Box Mix: Preheat oven to 350°F. Prepare two 8-inch round cake pans. Heat 1 box yellow cake (or spice cake) mix, 2 cups grated carrots, 1/2 cup water, 3 large eggs, 1/2 cup vegetable oil, 1/4 cup raisins, 1/2 cup crushed pineapple, drained, 2 teaspoons cinnamon, and 1/4 cup walnuts. Medium for 2 minutes. Divide the batter between the pans and bake for 35 to 40 minutes, checking at 30 minutes, until a toothpick comes out clean. Cool in the pan for 10 minutes, then turn out onto a rack and cool completely before frosting.

10. The Last Word: When the room feels closed, remove a few things and look again. Your best pieces will come out, and you’ll see what the space really needs.

Answer to #7: The Easter basket symbolizes a wreath full of eggs. Tulips are originally from Turkey and their name comes from a Persian word Delband “, Minof “Turban”.

1. Favorite Styling Moment: It is very pleasant to fill the space I see from my favorite chair and feel beautiful. This little corner of my living room has a lot of things I love – bamboo, color and pattern, with a little Chinoiserie thrown in.

2. Easy Decorating Tip of the Week: Update a console table or dresser with it Simple spring vignette Such as a lamp, a small basket and a bowl filled with moss or decorative eggs.

3. Do you know: Did you know that cleaning the refrigerator coil once or twice a year can help the appliance run more efficiently and last longer?

4. Favorite Recent Purchases: Anything citrus is all the rage in the home decor world right now. Plus, it looks great paired with blue and white! This pillow, which I recently received, Adds just the right touch to my breakfast/sitting/living room. Find all my bought and loved decor favorites here .

5. Lovely Living and Beyond: Bring home fresh flowers from the grocery store. Even a simple bouquet has a way of lifting an entire room.

6. Reader Question of the Week: “My shelves never look as good as they look online. What am I doing wrong?” See #10 for the answer!

7. Weekly Awesome Finds:

• Soft and timeless, this Creamy hydrangea arrangement Adds a fresh, elegant touch to any tabletop or shelf without requiring maintenance.
• With its light linen texture and delicate tassel trim, this pillow cover Adds just the right touch of softness and casual charm to a sofa or bed.
• Elegant with a touch of classic detail, this Gold beaded mirror Adds warmth and a polished finish to a bathroom, entry or bedroom wall.
• Warm and beautifully textured, this Throwing a honeycomb knit Brings warmth and a soft layer of subtle pattern that’s perfect for snuggling up on a sofa or chair all year round.

• Full of classic charm, this A wreath of blue hydrangea and white roses Makes a welcoming statement on the front door or above the mantel all spring and summer.
• Full of sweet and rustic charm, this Easter eggs and burlap ribbon garland Brings a cheerful, homespun touch to your front door for the season.
• Natural and full of texture, this Woven accent table Adds a simple, relaxed feel while bringing warmth and interest to any corner of your home.

8. Wearable Style:

• Flowy and feminine, this Belted maxi dress Soft ruffles and a simple silhouette are perfect for gatherings, celebrations or everyday moments when you want to feel a little special.
• Delicate cutwork details give this V-neck blouse A beautiful, breezy feel makes it an easy choice to dress up or down all season long.
• Light and timeless, this Eyelet shift dress A very comfortable and classic silhouette for warm days and easy, polished dressing.
• Fresh and easy to wear, this Floral wrap maxi dress A flattering silhouette with soft movement that works beautifully for everything from brunch to special occasions.

• Woven with classic straw canning, this Crossbody bag Adds a timeless, simple touch that pairs beautifully with both casual outfits and dressier looks.
• Classic and versatile, this Button-down cardigan A reliable layering piece that adds a comfortable touch to everything from dresses to your favorite everyday outfits.
• Bright and beautifully tailored, this Poplin midi dress Featuring a cheerful paisley print and polished silhouette that looks perfect for spring and summer occasions.
• Light and breezy, this Plaid maxi sundress Featuring a flattering square neckline and simple A-line shape perfect for hot days, whether at home or away.

9. Home Hack: Set a timer for a 10-minute “spring reset” each afternoon. March is a great time to get back into routines after winter. A short daily reset to straighten rugs, clear counters and open windows keeps the house feeling fresh without a big cleaning session.

10. Answer to reader’s question (#5): the most Beautiful shelves Follow a simple formula. Mix books, greenery and decorative items while having different heights and shapes. Leave some space so everything can breathe. Shelves almost always look better when they’re not completely full.