There’s a colorful world between the pages of a book by Theodore “Dr. Seuss” Geisel filled with tuft-topped Truffula trees, bold stripes and plenty of quirkiness. Held each March 2nd, the birthday of Dr. Seuss is recognized as Read Across America Day. The world he created inspires a bit of whimsy at home using bold patterns, plants, or art that keeps things light. No need to create a fantasy space, just adding a playful accent can be a sophisticated nod to the many places you can go when expressing personal style.
Clever candles for literature lovers (the label is printed on a library card). Check out The Cat in the Hat Candle with Red Velvet Cake Scent, $14. NorthAveCandles.com
“You’re off to great places, Today is your day! Your mountain is waiting…so get on your way!” Oh, the Places You’ll Go! inspires decorating with globes. Shop similar looks, from $24.99. WorldMarket.com
Bold, playful (and temporary) wall decals transform a room with a wide variety of designs. Freya Dandelions Wall Decal with Floating Seeds, from $31. BlackDogDecalsDesign, Etsy.com
Lucky Charms Illustration Set (two of three shown), $15. SangLamDesign, Etsy.com
“Unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot, nothing is going to get better...its not.” The Lorax. Air-purifying Dracaena Marginata, Dragon Plant.
March 2nd marks the birthday of author Dr. Suess and is recognized as Read Across America Day.
