Decorating for each season doesn’t have to be an expensive task. There are easy and inexpensive ways to decorate for spring. Try hanging a faux floral wreath on your door or filling a vase with colorful Easter eggs! These items can be found at inexpensive stores or maybe even in your own home. Here are five Easy and Inexpensive Ways to Decorate for Spring.

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Decorate with Flowers – Fresh or Faux
Flowers can brighten up any space whether they are fresh or faux flowers. Fresh Tulips on the dining room table, faux Eucalyptus in a small vase on my desk, and a floral arrangement by the kitchen sink are signs of spring.


I really love fresh flowers, but floral bouquets can be expensive. Trader Joe’s has a fantastic flower selection with long lasting flowers at low prices. We also have local farms in town that sell $5 bouquets along the roadside starting around Mother’s Day.

In my home I hang faux floral wreaths and faux boxwood wreaths on in the kitchen, dining room, and bedroom. I love using faux floral wreaths because they last forever.
Faux flowers are easy to buy online in bulk or at craft stores if you want to create your own wreath or bouquet. My floral kitchen wreath and our floral front door wreath is handmade from Creations by JoyBelle on Etsy.

Decorating for Easter
Many of the spring themed decorations around my home were bought to decorate for Easter. Easter decorations double as spring decor, so I keep many things up – like moss bunnies – for longer than the Easter holiday.
Decorating Tip: I shop around for the best deals before making a purchase at Target, Dollar Tree, Walmart, and Goodwill for Easter decorations.
Moss Bunnies for $5 // Moss Bunnies for $15

I decorated our bar cart wth a vase full of dollar store eggs, faux flowers, and a wooden bunny. Colorful Easter eggs and bunnies in different textures are an easy way to add a little bit of whimsy to a room.


Switch out Throw Pillows
An easy way to brighten up your living room or bedroom is to switch out your throw pillows. Pillow covers are inexpensive, as is looking for end of season sales on pillows at home decor stores. You can find spring pillows at many stores too.
Check out my Spring Home Tour in 2017.
Decorate with Homemade Spring artwork

There is nothing more precious than a handprint bunny or hand-painted bouquet of flowers by a child. Decorate your home with homemade spring artwork. My daughters love art projects so we make painted canvases to use as decor for each season. If you don’t have kids, try your hand at painting something yourself!

Use What You Already Own
Milk glass is one of the first items I started collecting since we moved into our new house. I use it as decoration around our home and add seasonal items to the vases. For spring, it’s easy to put a branch of faux or real Eucalyptus or Pussy Willow into a vase. I buy real Eucalyptus from Trader Joe’s and my sister grows a Pussy Willow tree in her backyard, but you can find faux plants online.

Annabelle loves bunnies, so she has a few bedroom decorations that I bring downstairs during the spring. Everyone loves spring bunny decor, right?

As you can see, it can be easy and inexpensive to decorate for spring. From decorating with fresh or faux flowers, switching out your throw pillows, or allowing your children to create spring art, there are fun ways to make your house feel as spring-y inside as it does outside.

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I love the little touches that make it so homey like the artwork.
LOVE these tips and love that their budget friendly. Your budget friendly tips, shopping, etc are my fav!! Thank you!!
The decor is so comfy chic, and I love the fact that is affordable.
These are such great ways to decorate for Spring! I love the idea of switching out small things so it doesn’t cost too much. Great post girl!
I love switching out decor for Spring! I really love pastel blues, greens and pinks, so Spring decor is my jam. Switching out pillow covers, instead of buying a bunch of pillows, is what I do too. They are way easier to store season by season.
I must admit that I am TERRIBLE at decorating for each season. About the only exception is Christmas – and that’s when I go all out. But you’re inspiring me to try something new and decorate for spring. Maybe then I’ll look forward to it a little more!
Adding flowers around the house is such a great way to welcome spring with open arms.