10 Inspiring Spring Vignettes

Vignettes make my heart sing! I’m not quite sure why exactly I’m drawn to them so much, but I have been creating vignettes long before I knew that’s what they were called. I would come home from school and spend hours in my room arranging my knick knacks into little vignettes on my dresser and my nightstand, and find myself so content. It’s one of the first things I like to do welcome in a new season, so today I’ve rounded up some inspiring spring vignettes to share with you!

Whether you’ve started decorating for spring yet or not, you are sure to be inspired to start once you see these beautifully inspiring spring themed vignettes. While most of them carry a common cord throughout, I love that each one is slightly different from the next, providing loads of spring decor inspiration! Check ’em out –

1. Faux Bulbs – Nothing says spring like a fresh bunch of budding florals, even if they do happen to be faux. These faux paper whites resemble the fresh blooms popping up outside, and totally make it feel like it’s spring time inside.

2. A fresh bouquet. I love white flowers, especially in the spring, so grabbing a few bunches all in the same color is a great way to add some of that fresh springtime scent to your space, that everyone is sure to enjoy.

This vignette, from Maison de Cinq, is paired with some sweet little eggs, and stone bird sculpture. A great way to recreate an outdoor spring scene.

3. Use an Ironstone Vase. I love bringing in a big white pitcher, similar to this ironstone vase, to coral some springtime blooms, and create a simple vignette.

Paired with a stack of books, and a candle, this easy vignette created by Home Stories from A to Z, is easy to move around, while staying perfectly kept in a tray with handles.

4. Grab a Tray – Another fresh springtime vignette, created in a tray, means that you can decorate nearly any surface, and then move it when you need to.

This is on of my favorite ways to decorate, because when we entertain, or want to use our coffee table, I can clear it quickly, giving the hubby less ammo to complain about the decor 🙂

5. Side Table Vignette – Sometimes just creating a simple little springtime vignette on a side table is a great way to add a little spring that is out of the way, but still enjoyable to look at.

I love how the faux greenery is paired with a green bottle lamp, that adds an extra pop of green for spring.

6. Add Blooming Branches – Nothing says spring like the addition of blooming branches. Even if you don’t have any real blooming branches at your disposal, you can find some realistic looking faux branches, like the ones below, at most home decor stores this time of year.

7. Stacking Books. Believe it or not, books is one of my go-to pieces of decor when it comes to creating vignettes. Books can be used all season long, but picking ones in cheery colors can add to the spring time vibe of your vignette.

8. Simple Kitchen Vignette – I love adding subtle seasonal touches throughout every room in our house, including the kitchen. It’s the one room I happen to be in the most, so why not spread a little seasonal cheer by adding a simple vignette that makes me smile.

I love this fresh flower arrangement by Maison de Cinq, placed in a wicker basket, and little robins eggs scattered below. The perfect spring statement for any kitchen.

9. Use a Printable – I love how easy it easy to make a seasonal statement with some artwork.

This beautiful printable, made by Ella Claire – found HERE, is the perfect addition in any room for spring. Add it to a frame, or a simple clipboard, shown above, and add some spring to just about any space.

10. Decorating with Eggs – One common theme I always love seeing in spring, is when people decorate with eggs. It reminds me of all the new birth that comes forth in springtime, and is such a sweet added touch to any vignette.

Are you feeling inspired to decorate for spring yet?! I know I sure am! I will be sharing an easy spring vignette later on this week, along with some blogging friends, but in the meantime check out some of my past spring related decor posts HERE.