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5 Citrus-Themed Accents That’ll Add Zest to Your Home Décor

Channel the sweet nostalgia of childhood lemonade stands with these fresh picks for your home.

lemon candle
Courtesy Anthropologie

Nothing says summer quite like fresh fruit. And if you can’t get enough of these sweet and sour delicacies from your fridge, try spreading them throughout your home décor with these citrus-themed products.

lemon-scented reed diffuser
Courtesy Le Village Marché

Appealing Ambiance

Freshen up your home with the sweet, Amalfi Coast–inspired scent of lemon, orange bergamot, and fresh mint in this classic reed diffuser by Nest. $58 at Le Village Marché, 2800 S. Randolph St., Ste. 110A, Arlington, levillagemarche.com

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lemon candle
Courtesy Anthropologie

Zest for Life

This speckled lemon candle is packed with enough bright citrus notes to invigorate any space. $28, Anthropologie, multiple area locations, anthropologie.com

citrus puzzle
Courtesy Red Barn Mercantile

Sweet and Sour Enterainment

Shake up some family fun with this vintage-style, 1,000-piece puzzle. $27.50 at Red Barn Mercantile, 1117 King St., Alexandria, redbarnmercantile.com

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notepad with citrus boarder
Courtesy Penny Post

Summery Scribbles

Add some pizzazz to your to-do lists by recording them on this delicate citrus-patterned notepad. $18 at Penny Post, 1201 King St., Alexandria, shoppennypost.com

apron with fruit images
Courtesy Paper Source
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Fresh and Clean

For your next baking attempt (a lemon meringue pie, perhaps?), let this darling apron inspire you. $27.50 at Paper Source, multiple area locations, papersource.com

Feature image courtesy Anthropologie

This story originally ran in our August issue. For more stories like this, subscribe to Northern Virginia Magazine.

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