Spring Home Decor Ideas: Room-by-Room Inspiration

As winter winds down and the first signs of spring appear, it's never a bad idea to go through your belongings, get rid of unused items and dust every nook and cranny of your home. But there's more to spring than cleaning.

The season is all about renewal, a refreshed mindset and a positive attitude for the warm weather ahead. Why not apply this "out with the old, in with the new" spirit to your interior design? Once you've cleared things out and cleaned your home for spring, you're ready to add in a few fresh pieces.

But where should you start, and what should you get? Find thoughtful spring decor ideas below, including easy swaps, tasteful techniques, color inspiration and textile tips.

Spring Decor Ideas for Every Room in Your Home

When switching up your home design each season, remember you don't have to get all new furniture or change your entire color scheme. A few simple swaps and additions will go a long way.

Spring doesn't call for the cuddled-up coziness of winter, but it doesn't quite evoke the easy-breezy, laissez-faire attitude of summer either. So, what is the vibe of spring? It's about fresh hues, uncluttered spaces, lightweight fabrics and organic elements from the blooming world outside.

If you're looking for spring decor ideas for the bedroom, bathroom, living room, kitchen or all of the above, you've come to the right place. Read on for trends, tips, advice, insight and inspiration for every room of your home.

The comfort of your bedroom is just as important as its appearance. So aside from creating a perfectly-styled bed and accenting your space with decorative pieces, you'll want to select soft, breathable fabrics and maybe get a plant for a mood-boosting bonus. Find specific spring decor ideas for your sleeping quarters below.

To embrace the in-between vibe of spring, opt for warm tones and cooling fabrics. For instance, you might get terra cotta, clay, blush or ochre bedding in a breathable textile such as linen or percale.

Made of ultra-strong flax fibers and woven with a basic square weave, linen is a favorite bedding fabric throughout the warmer seasons. The breathable textile is luxurious yet laid-back, undeniably elegant, and best of all, gets softer over time.

To learn more about this beloved bedding material, see our guide, Linen: Know Your Bedding Like a Designer.

Tightly woven from long-staple Egyptian cotton, percale is a sophisticated bedding fabric with an almost preppy appeal. It's cool to the touch with a posh matte finish — the perfect spring room choice for those who appreciate modern comfort.

Find out why people love this textile in our guide, Percale: Know Your Bedding Like a Designer.

If you gravitate toward bed linens with a subtle luster, you should definitely consider sateen. Loomed from long-staple cotton yarns using a complex satin-style weave, it offers a super-smooth, sumptuous feel that gets better with time.

Get to know this silky fabric further with our guide, Sateen: Know Your Bedding Like a Designer.

When you think of spring colors, light pinks, purples and yellows might come to mind. That said, if you want your bedroom to exude the spirit of the season but you prefer a more neutral palette, go with soft green, taupe and ivory.

Boasting a blend of styles from around the world, boho is an excellent post-winter design scheme. Bohemian spring decor ideas include mix-matched patterned rugs, natural woven baskets and global-inspired decorative pillows.

In the spirit of letting fresh air indoors this season, a down-to-earth bedroom decor scheme is perfect for spring. We're talking plants, natural wood furniture, hand-woven rugs and relaxing colors like white, off-white and taupe.

Incorporating natural wood finishes into your bedroom design is an easy way to liven up your space. Instead of deep walnut or mahogany, which are great for fall and winter, opt for maple, birch, ash or even bamboo.

Explore the wooden bed frames by Parachute as you consider bringing natural wood into your bedroom.

Swap out heavy bedroom drapery for casual curtains this spring. Linen curtains are always a fine choice, with its textured finish and laid-back appeal. Just bear in mind that you'll probably still want blackout shades behind your curtains to ensure high-quality sleep as the days start to get longer.

For maintenance tips, check out our guide on How to Wash, Dry and Care for Linen.

If you don't already have foliage in your bedroom, the spring season is a good time to get some. To lighten the mood of your space, place a large plant or indoor tree on the floor, a mid-sized shrub on your dresser or a few small potters on a floating shelf.

Read our blog by The Sill to find out Why Plants Improve Mornings.

If you're looking for spring decor ideas to make your bedroom feel bigger, brighter and more open, an oversized mirror is the way to go. You can hang a large full-length mirror on the wall or lean it for a causal effect. Another option is to get a sizable round one and place it over your bed or dresser.

Learn more about decorating with mirrors in our Mirror Decor Tips & Inspiration guide.

Sometimes all you need to freshen up your space are a couple of organic elements. Think jute-woven accents like a rug, potted plants, eucalyptus leaves or unfinished wood picture frames.

Since bathrooms are typically small and devoid of furniture, it's easy to switch up the decor each season. A few functional pieces and decorative accents are all you need to breathe new life into your bathroom this spring.

Incredibly absorbent and quick-drying waffle towels are a go-to for spring. And thanks to the material's lightweight structure, honeycomb bath linens take up much less space than traditional towels when folded up.

Flaunting a minimalist — yet not boring whatsoever — aesthetic, fouta stripe towels are effortlessly cool. The clean lines and flat weave are everything home stylists love about spring decor.

Swapping out a heavy or dark-colored shower curtain for a lightweight textile like cloud cotton is an easy switch for spring. The material is soft, fluffy and gorgeously gauzy.

Pamper your feet while sprucing up your bathroom decor with a fluffy bath mat or bath rug. Turkish cotton is always a great choice, with its ultra-plush feel and conveniently absorbent weave.

Not sure about whether to go with a bath mat or bath rug? Make a decision with our Bath Mat vs Bath Rug guide.

Luxuriously thick and fluffy Turkish cotton doesn't just feel good against your skin and in between your toes — it also adds texture and dimension to a bathroom. Consider getting a Turkish cotton rug, towels or even a robe.

If you're stuck on spring decor ideas for the bathroom, try incorporating a few natural textures. This can be anything from a hand-braided rug to a woven basket to ribbed hand towels to a waffle shower curtain.

Not only do baskets elevate your bathroom aesthetic, but they also make the space more functional. You can use them to stash extra towels, dirty laundry, slippers, you name it.

Sometimes the simplest thing can change the whole vibe of a space, like a small stool in a bathroom. Whether you use it while sitting in front of your vanity, as a bathside table or a shelf for extra towels, you can't go wrong with a peg stool.

When it comes to spring decor ideas, there's nothing fresher than foliage. Consider hanging a humidity-loving shrub or placing a low-maintenance climbing plant in your bathroom.

For insight into various houseplant species, read our guide, The Top 16 Indoor Plants For Clean Air in Your Home.

The best spring living room decor schemes include neutral furnishings, unfinished wood, lightweight textiles, natural elements and organic weaves. Find specific ideas below.