There’s something about spring that invites us to open the windows, let the light in, and breathe a little easier. As the days get longer and brighter, now is the perfect time to give your bedroom a soft refresh, one that makes it feel lighter, calmer, and ready for the warmer months ahead.

Here are a few simple ways to bring that fresh, effortless feeling into your space this season:

1. Lighten Up Your Layers

Swap out the heavy throws and blankets for natural, breathable fabrics like linen or cotton. These materials not only feel beautiful but also help regulate temperature, keeping your bed cool and comfortable as nights get warmer.

2. Embrace Light Timber Tones

If you’re looking to add warmth without heaviness, lighter timbers like American White Oak are perfect for creating a relaxed, coastal-inspired look. The natural grain of the timber brings texture and calm, complementing white walls, soft neutrals, or earthy accents beautifully.

3. Style Your Bed for Summer

Beds like the Millie or the Lois — lend themselves beautifully to seasonal styling. For the Millie Bed, the soft, fabric-wrapped headboard makes it easy to switch up your look with different bedding tones and textures. The Lois Bed, on the other hand, with its clean lines and solid timber frame, pairs perfectly with crisp linen sheets and soft, muted cushions for a timeless, minimal summer look.

4. Add Greenery and Gentle Textures

A few well-placed plants can instantly make your bedroom feel fresher. Pair that with soft curtains, woven baskets, or a light rug to introduce texture and movement without cluttering your space.

5. Keep It Calm and Simple

A spring refresh doesn’t have to be about doing more, it’s often about doing less. Decluttering your bedside, storing away winter layers, and choosing a few pieces you truly love can make your room feel instantly lighter.

At mubu, we believe a home should evolve naturally with the seasons, slowly, thoughtfully, and with care. Whether you’re dressing your Millie or Lois for summer or simply opening the windows to let in the light, a few mindful changes can make your bedroom feel new again.