Spring is in the air, friends! And you know what that means — time to open the windows, let in that fresh breeze, and breathe new life into our homes with elegant spring home decor finds. Whether you’re hosting brunches, book clubs, or simply enjoying a quiet Sunday with a cup of tea and your favorite playlist, your home should feel like a reflection of you — effortless, elegant, and oh-so-chic.
Today I’m sharing seven of my favorite spring home decor finds that are so stylish, your guests will be whispering “Who’s her interior designer?” Trust me, you don’t need to spend a fortune—or even hire a pro—to create a space that feels curated and magazine-ready. From subtle florals to natural textures, these picks strike the perfect balance between classic and current. And trust me, #4 is a total game-changer. These are the pieces I’m loving right now, and I think you will too! Let’s take a stroll through the spring refresh, shall we?
Spring Home Decor
1. Redoute Blue Botanical Print Set No.7
Nothing says “spring awakening” quite like florals—and this Redoute Blue Botanical Print Set delivers timeless elegance. As the royal designer and painter for three French empresses, including Marie Antionette, Belgian artist Pierre-Joseph Redouté is renowned for his prolific work in creating magnificent floral folios. The vintage botanical illustrations in calming shades of blue offer just the right amount of sophistication for a refined gallery wall or cozy reading nook.
Styling Tip
Pair with a neutral wall color to really let those blues shine.
2. Water Hyacinth Scalloped Box Set
Storage meets style with this charming Scalloped Box Set of Natural Water Hyacinth. These boxes are the perfect spring home decor for organizing spring essentials—think mail, makeup, or those cute cocktail napkins—while adding earthy texture to any room. Grouping them open shelves in sets of three creates balance and memorable composition. Even better, with the Box Set’s unique 2-in-1 design, the scalloped lids double as trays for displaying and organizing items.
Beth’s Bonus
They’re fabulous for adding texture to modern or traditional interiors alike.
3. Pastel-Colored Bud Vase Set
Soft but structural collections are aesthetically pleasing to the eye and create an experience of high design. Add a pop of soft color to your shelves or dining table with a Pastel Bud Vase Set. Whether you snip blooms from your garden or grab fresh tulips from the market, these delicate vases instantly elevate your space. Cluster them on a window sill, or scatter them throughout your home for pops of spring wherever you look.
Favorite
Try one at each place setting for your next brunch. It’s a charming touch your guests will remember.
4. 🌸 Flower Print Throw Pillow Covers 🌸
Game-Changer Alert
Let’s talk about throw pillow magic. These Vintage Flower Print Pillow Covers are hands-down the easiest way to change the entire feel of a room—without lifting a paintbrush or buying new furniture. The vintage florals add a touch of romance and history, the kind of home spring decor you’d find in a cozy English cottage. I’ve layered them on my ivory linen sofa with a couple of solid pillows for contrast, and oh my, it looks custom designed. High style with low effort? Yes, please.
Pro Tip
Don’t be afraid to mix prints—just keep them in the same color family for a cohesive look.
5. Lilac Blossom Scented Candle
A lit candle in a room creates and a calming atmosphere. Add the element of scent — often overlooked as a powerful element of home design— and this Lilac Blossom Candle is pure springtime in a jar. One whiff and you’re transported to a sun-dappled garden in bloom. The packaging is just as lovely—clean, simple, and elegant enough to leave out on your coffee table. Light it up, pour a cup of tea, and you’ve got yourself a moment.
Self-Care Suggestion
Pair with a good book and an open window.
6. Glass and Rattan Side Table
Texture, meet transparency. This Glass and Rattan Side Table strikes the perfect balance between breezy and refined. (Plus, rattan is durable, lightweight, and sustainable spring home decor!) I placed mine next to a reading chair with a stack of design books and a small orchid, and it immediately pulled the space together. The rattan gives it warmth and that casual-chic coastal vibe that works beautifully year-round.
Design Hack
It’s the perfect size for small spaces but still makes a big statement.
7. Wooden Vertical Hanging Planter
Vertical space often goes unused—but no more. This Wooden Vertical Hanging Planter is ideal for showing off trailing greenery like pothos or ivy. Plus, they serve as natural air purifiers, absorbing harmful pollutants and releasing fresh oxygen. I hung one in my kitchen window, and not only does it bring in life and color, but it also creates the dreamiest natural focal point.
This spring home decor find not only enhances the health and well-being of the occupants but also creates a cleaner and more invigorating living environment: it doubles as a privacy screen if you need it.
Beth’s Green Thumb Tip
Don’t stress if you’re not a plant expert—start with low-maintenance varieties like spider plants or philodendron.
Closing Thoughts
Spring Home Decor
Spring is all about renewal, and that includes your home. By mindfully adding spring home decor to your environment — including natural textures, eye-pleasing patterns, and balanced proportions — we help guests (and ourselves) feel more inspired, comfortable, and at ease. You don’t need a major renovation to make your space feel fresh and fabulous—just a few well-chosen pieces that reflect the season and your personal style. These seven finds have helped me usher in spring with beauty and grace, and I hope they’ll inspire you to do the same. Until next time, stay classic and stay cozy. Looking for more stylish spring home updates? Check out our post Refresh Your Home With Simple Style Updates.
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