Behold the beauty of spring! The gray of winter gives way to the bright colors of flowers blooming and the hills remembering green. To inspire you to bring that springtime color and joy into your home, here we give you our 10 favorite spring decor ideas to brighten your spaces indoors and out.

Whether you are looking to freshen up your living room or your wall décor in any room, we have plenty of inspiration for you for 2026 from outdoor hanging plants to garland to hang on your mantel (DIY fabric carrot garland, anyone?). You might want to incorporate some vintage decorations specifically for your Easter celebrations right down to your tablescape (how cute are these rickrack napkins?), but any general spring décor you add will look good not only that weekend but all spring long and even into summer.

Make a Cheery Entry

Floral arrangement in a wooden bucket hanging on a pink door
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Welcome the season and put your best front-door foot forward with a cheery arrangement of spring flowers as a door hanger. If you’re up for more of a makeover, you can even paint your front door a similarly happy hue.

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Set a Seasonal Table

Decorative dining table setting with rabbit-shaped napkin holders and flowers.
Becky Luigart-Stayner for Country Living

Get ahead of your spring entertaining and set a table that will keep you inspired all season long. Tip: Layer ditsy block-print patterns in pretty spring colors to add a light, playful flair. Come Easter, bunny figurines bring a whimsical note.

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Fill Your House with Flowers

Bright and inviting dining area with wood table, light green chairs and bench, and flowers on table
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The easiest way to give your space a spring facelift? Lush blooms and branches clipped right from your yard. Check out these early spring blooms—daffodils, snapdragons, hellebores—for inspiration.

Display Colorful Artwork

gallery wall featuring floral paintings above a wooden table with decorative lamp and vase
Becky Luigart-Stayner

If it’s still too early for fresh-cut flowers from the garden, bring your interiors a sense of the spring season with a vintage floral painting—or, even better, hang a collection!

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Bring Out the Pretty Plates

kitchen displaying dishes on open shelves with blue grey cabinets and a white sink underneath
Tara Donne

Take advantage of open shelving in the kitchen by pulling your bright, cheery plates and platters out of hibernation for starring display spots. Don’t worry about pieces matching—the more shape and pattern diversity, the better.

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Brighten Up Your Bedding

Brightly decorated bedroom with yellow accents and floral elements.
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For a low-lift seasonal refresh, swap your cozy winter bedding for a colorful spring set. For one of our favorite looks, start with a plain white matelassé coverlet as your base, then fold a colorful quilt or duvet at the end of the bed. Opt for shams or decorative pillows in the same color family and add in an unexpected shade, like the purple throw pillow here, for a designer touch.

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Refresh Your Hanging Planters

Cozy porch setting with couch, coffee table, hanging plants, and flowers
Annie Schlechter for Country Living

Warmer weather also signals the return of hanging plants for the front porch. If it’s not yet time for baskets brimming with colorful flowers, opt for lush greenery like ferns instead.

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Hang a Spring Garland

Decorative mantel with greenery, figurines, and an Easter egg garland
David Hillegas for Country Living

Festive garland isn’t just for the winter holidays; it works for Easter, too! Set aside time for a craft-ernoon with the kids to create a blue-speckled egg garland.

To make: Use an awl to poke holes in the ends of papier-mâché eggs, then paint the eggs white, robin’s-egg blue, and turquoise with acrylic paint. Once dry, spatter with dark blue paint. Thread twine through holes and hang, adding a tassel detail, if desired.

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Play Up the Pattern

Living room scene with two dogs sitting on or near a pastel plaid couch with framed pictures of dogs on the wall above it
Brian Woodcock for Country Living

Welcome the new season with bright colors and pops of pattern through throws, decorative pillows, or, if you’re really up for a change, reupholstery. Don’t be afraid to match your pillows with your sofa. Embrace the color!

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Lighten Up Your Bath Linens

Vintage-style bathroom sink area with white walls and a white vanity
Buff Strickland for Country Living

Give your powder bath a quick facelift with new towels in a fresh, neutral palette. Opt for linens with a subtle pattern—think country checks or ticking stripes—that can easily be thrown in the washing machine after guests leave. Finish off your room with a vase of fresh greenery or flowers for an extra pop of color.

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Assistant Managing Editor
Madoline Markham Koonce is the assistant managing editor at Country Living and VERANDA, where she covers home décor, shopping, travel, news, and culture. She began her career at Southern Living and previously worked in community journalism—including serving as the editor of three community magazines she helped launch. She has an undergraduate degree in history from Rhodes College (and loves to tap her love of history in her writing) as well as a master's degree in magazine journalism from the University of Missouri. When she's not on deadline, you can find her baking or lost in a good book.