Make Room for Beautiful Blossoms: A Floral Finish for Spring Cleaning
Spring is serving fresh air, longer days, and major rejuvenation energy, and we’re absolutely here for it. The winter gloom is finally out, and everything’s starting to bloom again (including us). It’s the perfect time to refresh your space and your mindset. That might mean finally cleaning out those closets and adding a little sparkle back into your rooms. At Welke’s Florist in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, we love spring cleaning with intention, keeping things simple, sustainable, and beautiful. We’re talking DIY cleaners, good playlists, open windows, and a sprinkle of plants and florals to tie it all together. A little greenery here, a pop of color there, and your home feels lighter, fresher, and totally ready for the season ahead. Spring cleaning doesn’t have to feel like a chore when the reward is blooming.
Refresh and Renew Your Bathroom
Cleaning the bathroom = not exactly a party. But the feeling after is so fresh, so clean, and 100 percent worth it. Instead of using bleach that makes your eyes water, try this easy DIY cleaner: blend water, a bit of baking soda, and some Castile soap. It’s great on plastic shower liners and doesn’t come with the headache. Toss those paper towels in the metaphorical trash and cut up your old t-shirts into reusable rags. It’s more effective, makes less waste, and it’s free, a bonus. Once the big scrub-down is done, disinfect those high-touch spots like handles and faucets. Then channel that momentum and organize the closet. Top it all off with a splash of vinegar down any drains for a natural refresh.
Purify and Refresh Your Bathroom with Flowers
Yes, bathrooms are where we do practical things, but that doesn’t mean they have to look boring. Once everything’s squeaky clean, it’s time to add some personality. Cue the plants! They’re the easiest way to bring a spa vibe home. Philodendrons are perfect if you’re into bold, leafy drama; their trailing leaves give the space a lush feel. If your plant care skills are… minimal, snake plants are basically indestructible and still look lovely. For color lovers, orchids are a must. They add that classy, just-stepped-into-a-resort energy and don’t actually require as much attention as you’d think. Whether you’re aiming for spa-chic or jungle vibes, a few plants can take your bathroom from blah to beautiful.
Reorganize and Declutter Your Bedroom
Closets can sometimes be the junk drawers of our bedrooms, and we’re calling them out. It’s too easy to shove stuff inside, close the door, and pretend it doesn’t exist. But spring’s here, and that means it’s time for a serious bedroom refresh. Your closet is the perfect place to begin: remove everything and get brutally honest about what you know you’ll wear. Donate the rest. With that out of the way, you’ll have room to neatly organize the pieces you love (and can actually find them again — wild, right?). Then get to work on your nightstands and shelves. Declutter, clean, and keep only the things that serve a purpose or bring you happiness. And please don’t forget under the bed. It’s not a void, it’s likely been neglected. Sweep it out and give it new life. You’ll be shocked at how much calmer your room feels.
“Spark Joy” and Reorganize Your Bedroom with Fresh Flowers
So your bedroom is clean, but what’s next? Blooms, naturally They’re like the exclamation point on a spring refresh, and honestly, nothing makes a space feel more “done.” A bouquet of your go-to blossoms is always a solid move (bonus points if they smell amazing), but seasonal picks keep things feeling fresh. Snapdragons are our not-so-secret fave, as they’re quirky, tall, and full of personality. Tulips are the ride-or-die of spring flowers: simple, pretty, and universally loved. And then there’s anthuriums, which are bold, trendy, and full of high-impact energy. These blooms bring brightness, style, and just enough drama to take your space to the next level.
Refine and Clean Your Kitchen
Kitchens can go from cozy to cramped in a heartbeat. Between your Instant Pot, that oversized utensil holder, and gadgets, the clutter can stack up. Start by cleaning up your countertops and tucking away the items you don’t use for every meal. Then swap those dusty knickknacks for cute, functional pieces, like coordinating canisters or a sleek spice rack. Trade heavy winter curtains for sheer, airy drapes to keep the space bright and open. The more natural light, the bigger it feels! Also, if your kitchen towels still have snowflakes on them, it’s time. Bring in fun, fresh springtime prints to match the season. Add art or a pop of color that gives you good feels, but don’t over-style. You’re going for clean, cute, and totally cook-ready.
Uplift and Refine Your Kitchen with Blooms
Once your kitchen is squeaky clean, it’s time to add the fun stuff: sweet treats and beautiful blooms. A bowl of cherries, fresh strawberries, or even a bar (or three) of dark chocolate make your kitchen feel inviting. But florals? They seal the deal. Hydrangeas are a springtime staple. We love them in whites, pinks, blues, and all the dreamy shades in between. Want something more unexpected? Delphinium’s vertical elegance brings major design points (and yes, they’re having a big moment this year). And don’t forget the greens! Add a windowsill herb garden or a trailing philodendron for that mix of beauty and function. Together, they bring the good energy: bright, refreshing, and just a little indulgent.
Deep cleaning isn’t exactly thrilling, but the afterglow feels immaculate. Finish the job right with fresh flowers that bring color, calm, and spring energy. At Welke’s Florist, we’ve got the perfect blooms to reward your scrubbing efforts and level up your freshly cleaned space. You earned it.