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an assortment of colorful flowers in a pot on the side of a building with brick walkway

Stunning color inspo for planters!

the front porch is decorated with colorful chairs and potted flowers on either side of the door

30 Inspiring Spring Porch Ideas for a Fresh Seasonal Refresh

Refresh your outdoor space with these 30 inspiring spring porch ideas! Bright florals, inviting furniture, and seasonal accents make all the difference. Click now to explore 30 fresh porch decorating ideas!

This may contain: the front door is decorated with pink flowers and black planters, along with two lanterns

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Front Porch Styling with Farah Merhi, of Inspire Me! Home Decor

This has been on my to do list for about a month now. 😝 Finally got around to styling my front porch for summer! I chose fuchsia and black as my color palette, using fuchsia flowers and black in my outdoor furniture and throw rugs. I bought a green wreath and added fuchsia cherry blossoms to make the flowers in my planters. Here’s how it all came out! What do you think? Enjoy from Farah Merhi of Inspire Me! Home Decor 🌸🌺

a welcome mat on the front porch of a house with potted plants and flowers

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Planting ideas | Outdoor plants | Outdoor decor | Planting tips | Large pot plants

Planting ideas | Outdoor plants | Outdoor decor | Planting tips | How to plant multiple plants in one pot Credit: tiktok @nikkiplantsthings

two planters on the front porch of a house with a black door and white trim

two large white planters with pink flowers are on the front porch of a house

24 Stunning Summer Front Porch Decor Ideas

the porch is decorated with potted plants

a computer desk under a stair case in a home office area with built - in shelving

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Bleaching Wood Tutorial

How to Bleach Wood: Bleaching will only work on bare wood, so you’ll need to strip and/or sand the wood down to its natural state first. Wear a mask and gloves and work in a well-ventilated area. Eye protection is also helpful Pour bleach in a glass container, dip the rag and wipe it on the wood evenly. Let dry and repeat as necessary. I usually do 3-6 coats for best results. For darker wood species you can also use bleach made specifically for wood. Once the wood is completely dry, wipe on a solution of half vinegar, half water to neutralize the wood before staining. Do not, I repeat, do not mix bleach and vinegar - this creates a toxic gas! Finally give your piece a quick sand since the wood grain will have raised a bit. Now you’re ready to finish however you want! I’ve tried

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