Spring Decorations For The Home With Touches of Easter
Woohoo, it's the Seasonal Simplicity Spring home tour week. Are you ready to dig out from under the snow and embrace spring? Hosted by Krista at The Happy Housie, the tour features 39 blogger friends this week who are ready to inspire you with bright and fresh spring decorations for the home.
Today, I'll be sharing two spaces in my home: the dining room and the living room. I'm not one to go overboard with my seasonal decor (except maybe for Christmas, ha!) so my spring decorating is more an updating of rooms with lighter textures, some floral accents, and just a few Easter accessories.
Let's start with my spring decor for the dining room:
When it comes to spring decor, this dining room doesn't need much! The wallpaper, Flora by Borastapeter, creates a lush, lively springtime feel. With the pattern being so busy, and the dining room not very big in size, I keep the accessories to a minimum in this room. The table is styled simply with my collection of blue and white ginger jars and a faux arrangement. These jars are a classic and work in every room, whatever the season.
Blue and white is a combo I never tire of. I've repeated it in the decade-old dining room chairs which I had recovered in fabric from Fabricut. I also switched out the jute rug that was here previously for a more muted blue-grey solid border wool rug.
In the corner, I've tucked a pedestal Sean made a decade ago. It really draws your eye into the room when you stand at the door. I've placed a head or bust planter on top. I'd love to place a maidenhead fern inside but haven't quite found the right size, so for now, it sits empty.
You might have noticed that we finally have a new window covering in here. It's a custom blind from Tonic Living and it matches the window coverings in the living room across the hall. The simple linen shade with grosgrain ribbon trim is classic and complements the traditional moulding beautifully.
Another spring update is the display on the storage buffet. To keep things clean and crisp, I've decorated the buffet with just two faux topiaries placed on either side of the round mirror, and a tiered tray. I used to have Christmas ornaments in the tray but I've switched them out with all my teacups. Teacups are too pretty to be kept in storage, don't you think? Spring decorations for the home don't have to be just accessories or art work; anything bearing a floral motif will work as well.
The table is ready to be set with these blue floral dishes and this trendy and inexpensive black flatware.
Now let's move across the hall, to the living room:
I've shown you a bit of my spring decor already, including the pickup truck filled with flowers and the spring fireplace mantel. But we've moved the furniture around - okay I've moved the furniture around... my husband would be happy to never move anything ever! - so let me show you how this living room is looking now.
We used to have the two blue chairs to the left of the sofa. Now I have them flanking the fireplace. This creates more of a conversation area and anyone sitting here can converse with someone sitting on the sofa.
Moving the chairs created room for this games table near the window seat. The pair of windowpane ottomans are the perfect height to sit at the table. We really love playing board games here as a family.
You might notice that I have just a few Easter decorations around the room. A few decorative eggs in a glass jar on the coffee table and on the mantel, a striped bunny jar on the bookshelves, a ceramic bunny... you don't need a lot to give a feeling of springtime and Easter.
I've also moved the buffalo check chair to beside the entryway. It's tucked into the corner so it doesn't impede traffic and now it's become a cozy corner, especially with the plaid ottoman and the happy little plants.
I've moved the blue desk from in front of the window to the opposite corner. Chloe likes to sit here in the evenings, work on her sketches and digital art and listen to music on the Google Home. I really love seeing her sit there. She's at that age where she spends a lot of time on her devices, watching YouTube or playing on Roblox so seeing her consumed with drawing with pencil and paper is a nice surprise.
The custom English roll arm sofa continues to be my favourite spot for an afternoon nap. There are so many pillows in this room so I've just placed one here. It's a long time favourite pattern, Orangerie Rose. The cashmere throw is just right for keeping cozy these days when it's still a tad bit cold.
I hope you've enjoyed my house tour. Now hop on over and check out what these other fabulous bloggers have on offer...
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