Here is how I´ve decorated our home for Oestara:
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| The front porch. The bunny is totally cute and childish, and thus represents perfectly my idea of the season. |
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| No Oestara without narcissus! |
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| This year it is still very cold at Oestara, so I put this pot of narcissus inside a large lantern to keep it from freezing. |
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| Also because of the cold weather these spruce twigs are still the only greens that can make it outside, so I had to hang eggs on them... Well, at least it is original, right? =) |
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| Entrance hall and my always favorite pair of old boots. |
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| In all of it´s ugliness, this chick is adorable in it´s own way. It is of course made by my son at school, and I just don´t have the heart to not put it up for decor. |
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| Bathroom needs it´s own touch. Narcissus actually has a mild scent to it, so it works as a light air freshener too. |
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| Kitchen table. |
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| Probably the most important, and classical, place to have decoration at. These chicks have sweetened my Oestaras for many years. |
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| Even the spice basket got it´s own narcissus. Perfectly in harmony with Herbamare and chili powder. (Please ignore the fridge door! I HATE having anything on it, but we are still learning to cope with diabetes, and need to have some instructions at hand.) |
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| We spend a lot of time in the living room too, so I added a touch of spring in there also. |
Happy and beautiful Oestara!
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