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Fresh interiors ideas for Easter

Updated:5th September 2019No Comments2 Mins Read

Easter Inspired Carpet - lets-do-diy.comEaster is an ideal time to update your interior décor so Fun on the Floor’s interiors expert, Andrea Maflin, shares her tips for giving your home a fresh new look for Easter.

“Easter-inspired decorating doesn’t mean chocolate brown!” says Andrea Maflin. “Expect to be dazzled this season by home accessories in daffodil yellows, hyacinth blues and soft petal pinks. Use carpet, wallpaper and fabrics in these colours to bring the freshness of spring into the home.”

Andrea Maflin explains: “These colours are surprisingly versatile. Whether it’s a child’s bedroom, a dining room or living room, use one key colour to create a base for the room. Try choosing a carpet in a warm shade of blue or pink for a fun playful backdrop, and two or three complementing colours to finish the look. Those who are unsure about a coloured carpet can stick to a putty or biscuit shade and bring colour in with soft furnishings and accessories sunshine yellow, grass green and cornflower blue”.

“If you’re entertaining at Easter, make the room look really special with hand painted eggs in a wicker basket or tie silk bows to the backs of dining chairs. Do make the most of fresh spring flowers such as daffodils, tulips, hyacinths, and camellias to bring the outdoors in.”

If you like the idea of using a coloured carpet within your home, but are unsure how it would work in your home, visit www.funonthefloor.com to ask the Fun on the Floor Expert Panel any questions about carpet. With experts who cover any questions asked from interior design, style and practical advice on everything from planning and fitting, you’ll also find a wealth of style inspiration for using carpet. A new carpet can be delivered, and your home transformed, in as little time as 5-7 days from time of purchase.

All of the retailers on www.funonthefloor.com offer a free measuring service and will fit in around your schedule. Not only that but carpet can be fitted a lot quicker than the time it takes to re-paint a room, with an average sized room completed in under 2 hours.

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