Spring cleaning shouldn’t have to be all elbow grease and endless sorting. Yes, the process can be a lot, but the results are 100 percent worth it. Once everything’s wiped down and organized like a professional did the work, it’s time for the best part: styling your space with something fresh. At Mary Murray’s Flowers in Tulsa, Oklahoma, we love using lush blooms and fresh plants to complete that “just cleaned” feeling. Florals add warmth, energy, and personality to the space you’ve just reset. From cheerful arrangements in the kitchen to leafy plants on a side table, these natural touches are a reward for your hard work. Let us help you make it blossom beautifully.

Refresh and Clean Your Bedroom

It’s time to let your bedroom match the season: fresh, bright, and ready to bloom. First, wash all your bedding (pillowcases, sheets, duvet cover, the works). While that’s running, refresh your mattress with a vacuum and baking soda as needed. Toss your trusty pillows outside for some solar-powered fluff time. Once laundry has finished, swap out heavy winter blankets for breezy spring linens (like lighter fabrics and floral patterns that mirror the outside). Fluff the pillows, smooth the sheets, and let everything breathe. Then sweep under the bed (it needs it the most), making sure you get the corners, too. Wipe down the windows for that fresh spring glow and hang up sheers to replace those thick winter curtains. Now your bedroom is a total dream.

Relax and Refresh Your Bedroom with Flowers

After a solid spring clean, your bedroom should feel calm, clear, and full of fresh energy. If you’re not quite there yet, florals might be the missing piece. Bring in a bright arrangement, a flowering plant, or a bunch of spring stems to level things up. Blooms boost your mood (goodbye, winter funk), help freshen the air, and promote restful sleep. Specifically, tulips bring that cheery pop of color that instantly feels like spring. Ranunculus, with their dreamy, layered petals, are all about gratitude and good energy. Or just go with your faves. After all that cleaning, your space deserves to feel as good as it looks, and so do you.

Reorganize and Declutter Your Kitchen

Start your kitchen refresh from the top shelves down, even the pantry where items tend to linger. Wipe down every surface with a dampened cloth and throw what’s expired away, then move on to drawers and gadgets. If it’s broken, duplicated, or useless, it’s out (same with old towels). For countertops and faucets, a lemon and vinegar blend does the trick, and smells way better afterwards than harsh chemicals. Now for the refrigerator and freezer: clear it all out, toss anything past its prime, and give it a solid scrub while it’s empty. Take the opportunity to rearrange your food, too. Push the soda behind the sparkling water and keep healthy foods front and center. You’re more likely to eat what you see first. It’s a small shift, but it adds up.

“Spark Joy” and Reorganize Your Kitchen with Flowers

You’ve made the kitchen spotless and sifted through the clutter, and now it’s time to introduce some personality. Start with the mood: fresh roses add organic color and brings in their classic, welcoming scent. Want something a little louder? Sunflowers are your golden-hour go-to. They radiate warmth and just feel right in a kitchen. Not into counter arrangements? Let a pothos hang from above, either from over the cabinets or from a shelf. It gives your space a green thumb look with barely any effort. Plants and flowers turn your kitchen from a place you cook and clean into a place you love to be, because a little natural beauty makes everything feel more intentional.

Refine and Purify Your Bathroom

The bathroom is often the last place we think to refresh, but it’s the easiest place to make a big seasonal impact. Start with scent: remove anything pine or spicy and swap in something bright and light like lavender, orange, or rose. Then tackle the textiles. Swap out your towels, window treatments, and shower curtain for a color scheme that gives spring energy (pastels, florals, or even minimalist neutrals work). Add some seasonal wall art to complete the swap (think botanical prints or anything that’s uplifting). And don’t forget storage so your fresh picks have a place.

Freshen Up and Refine Your Bathroom with Flowers

Spring is the perfect excuse to add flowers to your bathroom. A small vase of calming blooms adjacent to the basin makes the room feel more thoughtful. Orchids are a solid pick, as they’re elegant, low-maintenance, and great with humidity. If plants are more your thing, go for a ZZ plant or snake plant for that lush, spa-like vibe. If you happen to have direct sunlight, line a few succulents on your windowsill. Want to take it further? Match your florals with a botanical-scented soap or candle. It’s a super simple way to make your bathroom feel less like a chore room and more like your personal wellness zone.

Clean house? Check. Pristine vibes? Almost. Add the final touch with fresh flowers or lush plants from Mary Murray’s Flowers. They bring joy, calm, and the kind of spring energy that turns your space into a sanctuary. From bold blooms to soft pastels, we’ve got everything you need.