Déco de printemps

The season of al fresco dining, picnics in the park and lighter evenings is in bloom. Whether the joyous arrival of spring sparks a newfound need to freshen up your space or the start of a social calendar full of hosting opportunities, our latest spring home décor has everything you need.

Spring décor for your living room 

Spring is the perfect season to give your living room a fresh, dopamine-filled update! Start by doing a good spring clean — dust those forgotten corners, declutter shelves and let your space breathe. Once it’s sparkling, bring in the spring vibes with fringe throw pillows and consider adding some botanical prints or nature-inspired wall art for a cosy, rustic touch.

Spring décor for your dining room 

Florals for spring? It might not be a groundbreaking idea, but take the trend from your wardrobe to your dining table, and it suddenly feels new and fresh. Go one step further by presenting your menu on our ceramic embossed serving dishes, while our faux floral arrangements make the perfect finishing touch to your spring tablescaping. Need help hiding tired or weathered tabletops? Our floral tablecloths are ready and waiting.

Spring bedroom decor ideas 

Adding colour and print are the easiest ways to rejuvenate your bedroom post-winter. Our checkered bedding is a firm favourite for those looking to tap into the cottagecore aesthetic, promising pastels in abundance. For added warmth, light layering doesn’t just apply to our outfits. Adorn your duvet with any of our chenille throws to nail that hotel-room vibe.

Easter decoration ideas 

Be it an egg hunt, an afternoon of crafting or a hot cross bun break, our range of Easter home décor will have you hopping, skipping and jumping into the new season. Whether you have little ones to entertain over the Easter break or simply love to celebrate, our range of bunny-themed plush toys, platters and ornaments are sure to make everyone smile. For bonus points, decorate your side table with our spring wreaths or scented candles.

FAQs

What are spring decorations? 

Spring decorations often emphasise fresh colours, floral elements and nature-inspired designs to celebrate the season's renewal. Think floral arrangements, pastel colours, wreaths, wicker baskets and botanical prints on soft furnishings.

Floral arrangements

• Fresh flowers like tulips, daffodils, hydrangeas or cherry blossoms

• Faux floral wreaths or garlands for doors, mantels or tabletops

Pastel accents

• Cushions, throws or table linens in soft pastel shades like mint, lavender, blush pink or baby blue

Nature-inspired pieces

• Decorative birdhouses, nests or faux eggs

• Wooden, wicker or rattan baskets filled with flowers or greenery

Easter themes

• Bunny figurines, egg-shaped candles or Easter table centrepieces

• Colourful or painted eggs displayed in bowls or hanging on branches

Seasonal candles and scents

• Candles or diffusers with floral, citrus or fresh linen scents

Bright kitchenware

• Cheerful mugs, plates or tea towels with floral or seasonal motifs

Greenery and plants

• Potted plants or faux plants to brighten spaces

• Hanging planters or vases filled with leafy greens

How do you transition from winter to spring décor? 

Transitioning from winter to spring décor involves lightening up your space, introducing fresh colours and embracing nature-inspired elements for the new season. Here are some small changes that can create a fresh, seasonal look without breaking the bank.

• Declutter, reorganise and deep clean

• Start by swapping out heavy, wintery accents like thick blankets and dark cushions for lighter, breathable fabrics in colours or prints such as pastels or florals.

• Replace cosy, winter-themed accessories with spring-inspired décor like wicker baskets, ceramic bunnies or soft, neutral candles

• Don’t forget to maximise natural light by replacing heavy curtains with sheer ones, instantly brightening your space

When should I switch from winter to spring décor? 

The ideal time to switch from winter to spring décor typically falls between late February and early March, but it can vary based on your climate and personal preference. As the days grow longer and temperatures begin to rise, it's a great opportunity to start refreshing your space.

Here are some tips for timing the transition:

• Early signs of spring: Pay attention to the first signs of spring as a cue to update your décor — think blooming flowers and sunny days

• After winter holidays: Once Valentine's Day passes, start swapping out winter-themed accents for lighter, spring-inspired pieces

• Before Easter: If you celebrate Easter, transitioning your décor a few weeks beforehand makes your home feel festive and seasonal

Is February too early to decorate for spring? 

• No. February is not too early to start decorating for spring, especially if you're ready to shake off the winter blues!

How can I spruce up my house for spring? 

• Sprucing up your house for spring is all about embracing light, fresh and nature-inspired accents in your home. Don’t neglect your outdoor space either! Whether you have a garden or a balcony, hanging planters and lanterns make for welcoming details that are worth investing in