I love this time of year. The flowers are blooming, the grass turns green, the trees get blossoms, and I get to switch out my artwork from my winter prints to my happy spring & summer prints!
You guys, switching out artwork each season is seriously the easiest (& inexpensive) way to get a whole new look for your space. And, you get to buy pillows to match. (Only if you want!)
I love to use art prints to freshen up some of my spaces each season for a couple of reasons. One, they are inexpensive. Some that I’m linking today are $4 for the digital print! Secondly, they are so easy to switch in and out of frames. I just open up the back of the frame and rotate whichever print I’m using to the front, keeping the others stacked behind waiting for their turn.
I print my digital prints online at Mpix.com, and I do their giclee fine art prints; however, you can print them at a local print shop too. Some of the prints I’m linking today come in various sizes already printed, which is great if you don’t want to deal with the extra printing step.
Ok, on to the pretty artwork for spring!
Collection Prints is definitely a favorite of mine for art prints. On my open shelving in my den I have Wild Oak & Oak Ranch out for spring. Both prints have pretty greens, tans & a hint of blush. So pretty!
On my console table I have Wild Brush, also from Collection Prints, which has the same colors running through it. I’m loving this muted color palette for spring. Bonus- Collection Prints is having a site-wide 25% off sale today!
I am completely in love with my new Country Lilac Tree Print, shown below, hanging above my piano. It has the prettiest colors for this time of year.
The pretty artwork shown below is a custom piece that Emily from Emily Davis Collection painted me; however, this Meadow Painting is available in her shop and perfect for spring.
Riverbank, which is the larger one shown below, is also the perfect spring art print!
Here are a several more art prints that I’m loving for spring into summer!
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Lastly, I want to mention that if you feel overwhelmed with making art print decisions, and picking prints that work well with others, there are several Etsy shops that sell gallery sets. North Prints Etsy Shop is a favorite of mine for that.
As always, leave a comment below if you have any questions!
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pretty artwork I’m loving for spring:
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