6 Easy Ways to Add Spring Decor to Your Home

You can add spring decor to your home without losing your style! When decorating for the different seasons, I like to keep it more subtle and understated. I love scattering bunnies around, but I don’t want it to scream “Easter” in my home. In this post I will be sharing my favorite decor pieces and easy ways to add spring decor to your home.

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1. Decorate with Pieces that Have Bunnies on Them

Decorating with bunnies doesn’t just mean putting out little bunny figures. An easy way to decorate for spring is to use pieces that you would anyway that have bunnies on them that are simple to incorporate with the rest of your decor.

This bunny pitcher is the perfect example of this. It is also a nice large size and so cute! I love that it is subtle enough that it could be used all year. Being that it’s blue and white instead of the typical Easter pastels also make it more appealing to me and easy to blend in nicely with the rest of my home. It’s still so eye catching, too! White tulips would look perfect in it as a centerpiece on the table.

Holding my blue and white bunny pitcher in my kitchen

blue and white bunny pitcher on blue floral tablecloth for spring

This bunny art also could be used all year. In fact I do have it on this ledge long past spring! During the spring, I love how it goes with all of the other bunnies and spring decor around. Having bunny art is an easy way to decorate for spring and is perfectly understated.

bunny art on the ledge above the couch with a spring pillow with green vines

easy ways to add spring decor to the home

There happens to be some bunny art in the bathroom as well 😉

bunny art is an easy way to add spring decor to the home

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2. Add Bunny Shaped Pieces

An equally easy and subtle way to add spring decor is using bunny shaped pieces like a bunny planter or bunny candy dish. This cement rabbit planter on a shelf with a plant in it is so simple and cute!

hanging plant and a plant in the window along with a bunny cement planter

This bunny shaped candy dish looks perfect on a stack of books on the coffee table. Add some jelly beans for Easter!

This bunny candy dish is an easy way to add spring decor to the home

couch with a spring pillow with an art ledge hanging above with a piece of bunny art

3. Decorate with Cabbage Themed Pieces

I love this cabbage bowl on my kitchen shelves. I use it as a fruit bowl in the kitchen or as a serving bowl when entertaining. It is a subtle spring piece that is an easy way to decorate for spring!

open shelves in the kitchen with touches of spring like bunnies and pops of green

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4. Add Some Floral Patterns with Color

Adding some floral pattern in your decorating is an easy way to decorate for spring. This spring, blue florals have been speaking to me. This blue floral planter and tablecloth feel fresh and springy but will be able to stay out even when spring is over.

blue floral planter and a small scalloped edge tray

blue and white bunny pitcher on a blue floral tablecloth for spring

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5. Decorate with Pieces That Have Scalloped Edges

Maybe its because the scalloped edges remind me of flower petals, but scalloped edges to me feel like spring! On my kitchen shelves I have scalloped jade bowls like these and a scalloped marble tray displayed on the counter.

open shelves in the kitchen with touches of spring

This little scalloped tray can be used in lots of different ways. Simply placed on a stack of books along with a floral planter is an easy way to add spring decor to the home.

Scatter Some Bunny Figures (of course!)

You can decorate with bunny figures and still keep your style. I love more neutral and somewhat modern bunnies and love the cuteness and whimsy that they add while still blending with the rest of the decor.