Spring Home Decor Refresh: Amazon Edition
Decorating for holidays, any and all holidays, is my jam. From September – March I’m swapping out fall/back-to-school decor for Halloween, Halloween for Thanksgiving to Christmas to Valentine’s Day to St. Patrick’s Day. By the time the spring rolls around, I”m ready to go back to a non-decorated home for the spring and summer months. Clean, crisp, and uncluttered. However, that’s not to say that I don’t want to spruce things up and bring some fresh and clean decor into our home for those several months.
I usually have a few things in mind that I want to replace like grubby wineglasses or worn out wood salad tongs. It’s so nice to refresh a space with new pieces of artwork, a newly placed vase and throw pillows. Even changing up window curtains and new towels makes a space feel crisp and new. Starting in April, I do some serious deep cleaning. I purge anything I haven’t used in over a year – throwing out old half-used bottles of lotion and NyQuil, going through old make-up and cleaning out the junk drawer. When all the spaces, ins and outs, and nooks and crannies are tidied, cleaned and organized, it leaves me space to bring in some fresh spring home decor changes. And speaking of cleaning out closets to refresh, I just published a post you might like about the best spring sweaters.
I don’t typically buy into trends – especially as it pertains to home decor. Trends come and go, and I truly believe that you should decorate with whatever brings you joy, makes you feel comfortable and safe, and sparks happiness. However, a few spring home decor trends that I’ve noticed for 2026 are:
- Natural & organic textures
- Warm earthy colors (Think: Sage Green, Clay, Butter Yellow)
- Minimalism seems to be taking a backseat to a more layered look: vintage and modern mixed together, personal pieces layered with textiles, books and anything that tells your life story.
- Patterns, patterns and more patterns!
While that’s all well and good, you need to pick and choose what works best for YOU. You may hate art deco and that’s okay! Perhaps you’re a more boho person or a minimalist who scrunches your nose at the fact that maximalism is in right now. Which is all to say – it’s great to add little pops of new home decor every year (for me, in the spring) so you can change things up and find what you truly love. I stayed away from the overtly spring items like bunny rabbit figurines and “Hello Spring” wall hangings and tried to keep it to things you can easily swap out that give your home an elevated feel with still conveying the freshness of a new season. Without further ado, here are a few of the things I’m coveting for new spring decor to welcome the warmer seasons.
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Ridhi Block Print Pillow Covers
One of the easiest ways to freshen up any space is with pillow covers. I absolutely adore all things block print and these are so fresh for spring and can be left out well into the summer months. A set of two is is just under $45 which is a really great price for the quality of these pillow covers.
22 Inch Floral Wildflower Wreath
Perfect for any front door, this has over 1,500 reviews at just over 4.5 stars. Call me sold!
Notakia Gold Bird Statues
If I were a collector or any one thing, it would have to be bird decor. I do not go overboard by any means, but I have a few prints, a few bird knick knacks on shelves and I love the idea of having birds out for the spring season. These gold beauties are under $10 and would be a beautiful addition to any shelf, desk or tabletop.
Hobnail Wine Glasses
I love to swap out wine glasses for different seasons. During the holidays, I use stemless Spode wineglasses. Hobnail glasses have such a lovely vintage vibe and this particular pink is perfection for spring.
Battery Operated Wall Sconces
These battery-operated wall sconces are a beautiful way to refresh any space. The sconces can be controlled either by touch or a remote. It provides beautiful soft lighting to add a touch of elegance to any room.
Rattan Round Coffee Table Tray
I have a very large ottoman so I currently have a large rectangle rattan coffee table tray. I love this round tray for any coffee table or ottoman. It comes in three different sizes and just adds that pop of texture and a spring-like organic feel.
Linen Floral Placemats
Again, another thing to easily swap out depending on the season are your placemats. These lovely green floral linen placemats match everything that’s happening outdoors, the budding of trees and flowers. I especially like that the linen blend is a light and airy fabric for the season.
Cabbage Serving Bowls – Set of 3
These serving bowls are really similar to the iconic Bordallo Pinhero cabbage bowls for a fraction of the price (and you get three!). Use these for anything from salad to pasta to a centerpiece on your table.
Aqua Teal Salad Servers
What a great pop of happy color to have on any dinner table. These salad servers will elevate any party or dining experience.
Rattan Tissue Box
I have this and actually leave it out all year long. It’s got a great coastal chic vibe for something as boring as tissue paper!
Washable Entryway Mat
For me, washable entryway mats are key as I always have a ton of kids from the neighborhood running in and out. Given spring can be an especially rainy and muddy time, having a washable mat is a no brainer. This is a lovely blue to freshen up your entryway.
Wavy Wood Picture Frame
Another super simple and inexpensive way to make small changes to a space is by swapping out picture frames to match the moods of the season. I LOVE this wavy frame especially in the yellow and blue for spring.
Embossed Bee Green Italian Drinking Glasses
I adore these and just added to my cart. Unfortunately we have well water which often ruins our drinking glasses. It will leave a film on the glass that’s almost impossible to get rid of. So I often have to replace them. These are gorgeous for spring.
Ceramic Bedside Table Lamp
A perfect way to freshen up a bedroom, these are adorable little lamps. I actually have them in our bedroom (in sage green) and the best part is in the winter months, you can put a heavier fabric shade on them to make them seasonal.
Rattan Decorative Boxes
Another easy way to freshen up any shelf or tabletop are tehse fun rattan decorative boxes. A great way to store remotes, reading glasses or anything else you want to keep from cluttering your space.
Framed Oysters Coastal Print
I love the idea of changing up your wall hangings. We often live with the same things on our walls day-in and day-out that we tend to become “blind” to them. But when you swap out artwork and wall hangings it can instantly make a space feel refreshed and renewed. The coastal vibe of this is perfect for spring.
Microfiber Kitchen Towels
Add pops of spring colors to your kitchen with these microfiber towels. They come as a pack of four at under $25 (and really great reviews).
Ceramic Vase
This is such a light and airy vibe. It would look gorgeous as a piece on a sidetable or fill it with fake cherry blossom stems. Either way, it looks so similar to something you’d find at Pottery Barn and it’s under $35.
Spring Decor Refresh FAQs
Spring 2026 home decor is all about creating a space that feels lighter, softer, and more relaxed without doing a full overhaul. Instead of overly themed seasonal decor, the focus has shifted toward subtle updates like rattan lighting, block print textiles, warm wood tones, and small pops of color. Think coastal-inspired, airy, and timeless rather than anything overly trendy or themed.
The key is to skip anything overly literal like signs or themed figurines and instead focus on texture and color. Swapping in lighter fabrics, adding woven elements like rattan or seagrass, and incorporating soft blues, greens, or muted corals instantly gives your home a spring refresh while still feeling elevated and year-round appropriate.
This season leans into soft, nature-inspired tones. You’ll see a lot of coastal blues, sage greens, sandy neutrals, and warm whites, along with subtle pops of color through accessories like picture frames, books, or textiles. The overall palette feels calm, fresh, and easy to live with.
Small swaps make the biggest impact. Try updating pillow covers in lighter fabrics or fresh prints, switching out lampshades or adding a rattan lamp, restyling shelves with brighter accessories, or introducing new artwork or picture frames in seasonal colors. These quick changes can completely shift the feel of a space without spending a lot.
Natural materials are having a major moment. Rattan, wicker, linen, cotton, light woods, and ceramic finishes are all trending. These materials help bring warmth and texture into a space while still keeping everything feeling light and breathable for spring.
You don’t need to completely redecorate every season. A few intentional swaps two to four times a year is more than enough. Focusing on small, versatile updates keeps your home feeling current while still maintaining a cohesive, timeless look.
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Happy Spring!!
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