Spring Home Decor {Adding Spring To The New Hutch}

Spring has sprung! Okay, maybe not fully, but a couple of weeks ago, we had 60° and 70° days that really felt like spring. We were working outside, the kids were playing outside longer and it was a great glimpse into what is to come. With that being said, it is a new season for me to decorate. Not that I need an excuse, but a new season always makes me excited to change things up around the house. A few months ago, I finally had room to bring my mother’s hutch into our home. My mom bought the hutch from an estate sale when we were growing up and stripped all the paint off of it for days and days. She didn’t want it in her bedroom anymore and asked if I would like it. I was so excited. Not only have I wanted an old hutch in our home, but this one has meaning behind it and I am so happy to finally have it. Spring Home Decor is a breath of fresh air (literally) after the winter months. We had a very mild winter this year, but when the warmer days start creeping in, I always like a lighter and brighter feel in our home. I want all the windows wide open, the candles burning and new recipes cooking in the kitchen. Today, I am collaborating with Meg from Green With Decor and my other blog friends to bring you lots of green decor to get you ready for spring. You will find all of their posts at the bottom of this one.  

When I first shared the new hutch on the blog, I showed how to decorate shelves quickly and inexpensively. I used pieces I already had, but I also set out on a thrift store hunt to find more pieces (make sure to follow along with me on Instagram and Facebook to get behind-the-scene looks into these hunts). In my winter hutch post, I shared how much it cost me to decorate it. I heard you all loud and clear when you told me you loved that I put the prices on the pieces so I did that again in this post. For this spring home decor post, I used things I already had. I brought out the spring and Easter bins and used what I had in there to decorate the hutch. Most of the pieces are things I found on clearance last year and of course yard sale and thrift store finds. 

Let’s get to the spring home decor goodness!

This tour is all about green – my favorite color! Adding green pieces to the hutch was easy because I am drawn to the color anyway and most of my spring and Easter decor have green incorporated into them. 

One of my favorite things to add around the house in spring, are nests. I pick them up whenever I see them. They are great on their own, in a jar or under a glass dome. I put them everywhere. 

I made the “burlap bunnies” from the pom-poms I made for the winter hutch decor and bunny napkin rings I got on clearance. I pushed the pom-pom in the napkin ring and they instantly became bunnies with fluffy white tails. I love it when things come together like that. 

I bought the green bunnies on sticks at Pier One on clearance years ago . The metal carrots were a yard sale find. They were bright orange so I spray painted them copper last year.

Nests and speckled eggs. I am telling you, you don’t need anything else for spring! 

I brought more green to the hutch with a couple of old books, a picture I recently scored at a thrift store (I want to find out more about this picture), and my favorite green scale. 

The “Nest” sign was something I picked up when I was thrifting to decorate the hutch a few months ago. I painted it and now, it is a perfect addition to the spring home decor hutch.

Here is a run down of what I spent on some of the pieces in the spring home decor hutch. 

Are you ready for spring? Do you decorate a lot for the season or more for the Easter holiday? 

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Find similar Spring Home Decor pieces for your home:

• Bird Nests
• Speckled Eggs
• Teakwood Coasters
• White Porcelain Bunnies
• Flocked Bunnies
• Burlap Bunny Napkin Rings (these are sooo cute)
• Cake Stands 
• Wood Bead Garland

If you loved this Spring Home Decor post, make sure to check out all of my friends’ posts for more inspiration!

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