Spring’s knocking and it’s time to ditch the winter blahs with a home refresh that’s all about good vibes! We’re talking lush blooms, sunny patios, and cozy nooks—spring decorating ideas that’ll light up your space in 2025.

Whether you’ve got only $20 or a big budget, this guide’s loaded with DIYs, thrifty hacks, and a free checklist to make it happen. Dive into the juiciest trends and real-deal tips to turn your home into a springtime showstopper!

Spring Decor Trends to Obsess Over in 2025

Spring 2025 is serving up some cool styles. Here’s the scoop on what’s hot:

Earthy Vibes: Sage green and soft coral, like Pantone's "Peach Fuzz", are your best bets—perfect for pillows or accent walls.

Green Living: Rattan furniture, glass vases recycled, and organic cotton throws are all hard-trending.

Party-Ready Accents: Easter needs pastel eggs and Mother's Day needs flower bouquets-like tulips.

These spring 2025 home decor trends are your solution to a revitalized, happy house. Roll 'em out—keep going!

Refresh Your Homes with a Spring Pick-Me-Up

Your in-homes are screaming for a spring spring-up. This is the way to make it happen with real, achievable specifics. These spring decorating ideas for small apartments are small-apartment-approved and style-wise big.

Living Room

• Swap that messy quilt for four 18x18-inch flower pillows—sage green for $6 per pillow works like a star.
• Roll out a 5x7-foot light area rug—shop geometric prints for the freshest update.

Mantel Makeover

• Pick up a 4-foot pine board, a 10-foot faux greenery garland, and a 33-foot fairy light string. 
  • Steps: Attach the board to your mantel (two 1-inch screws), wrap the garland tightly (keep in place with floral wire every 12 inches), and twine in lights (plug into an available electrical outlet). Takes 20 minutes—bam, instant cozy!
• Hang a round wall mirror over the mantel to create a spacious illusion for your living room. Check this MyDepot Round Wall Mirror.

Kitchen

• Shelf your sill with three 4-inch terra-cotta pots filled with basil, mint, and thyme—water every two weeks, full sun.
• Stack six pale yellow plates or flower mugs on a 3-foot open shelf.
• Load a 12-inch woven basket with 10 fresh lemons—place it on your counter for a burst of zest.

Small Spaces

• Hang three 6-inch glass vases on the wall—fill them with daisies, and change them weekly.
• Discover a 20-inch foldable rattan side table—that collapses to 3 inches flat when not in use.
• Scoop up a pastel storage ottoman—store blankets or magazines inside.

Bring the Outdoors to Life: Patio and Porch Party Time

Spring's too magnificent to stay indoors—let's deck out your outdoor areas with spring decorating tips you can really do.

Porch

• Make a 16-inch wreath: Start with a wire shape, cover with a 6-foot eucalyptus garland, and hot-glue six dried citrus rounds (DIY: dry orange wedges in a 200°F oven for 3 hours).
• Suspend two 10-inch solar lanterns—charge in sunlight for 8 hours, and burn for 6 hours at night.
• Slap down a 2x3-foot pastel doormat—"Hello Spring" in cursive clinches it.

Patio

• Pick up a rattan chair or a 24-inch table—light enough to relocate, and durable for beverages.
• String along a 20-foot strand of smart solar lights—use the app to switch coral or green, charges in 6 hours of sun.
• Throw on a 5x7-foot indoor/outdoor rug in coral—hoses off easily after spills.

These spring transition outdoor decor tweaks turn your outdoor spaces into the place to be.

Budget-Friendly Spring Decor: Cheap and Crazy Cute

You don't have to spend money to get this spring style. Here's the secret to decorating for spring for pennies:

• Thrift Store Scores: Hit for vintage vases (rinse ‘em out) or grab old 8x10 frames—slap on pastel spray paint.
• DIY Fun: Paint five mason jars with $3 chalk paint—fill with $2 grocery store carnations. Sew 12-inch curtain ties from leftover fabric scraps—thread a needle, stitch a loop, and tie it on.
• $20 Spring Glow-Up:
• $5 fern in a pot, $10 thrifted wood tray (sand scratches with 120-grit paper), $5 three-pack of candles.
• Place the fern on the tray in the middle, circle with candles—15-minute coffee table refresh!

These budget-friendly spring decorating ideas assist you in shining on a dime.

DIY Spring Decor Projects to Get Your Hands Dirty

Ready to get crafty? These DIY spring decor projects are easy, fast, and totally doable.

Easter Wreath

• What You Need: 14-inch wire frame, 6-foot faux greenery, 12 pastel eggs, hot glue gun.
• How To:
1. Wrap greenery around the frame—twist floral wire every 6 inches to hold.
2. Glue eggs in sets of three—space 'em out, press 5 seconds each.
3. Tie on a 12-inch burlap bow (cut from a $3 roll)—knot it tight.
4. Hang with a 3M hook ($3)—holds 5 pounds, no nails!
• See It: Watch our 1-minute video below—zero guesswork!

Floral Centerpiece

• Snag 10 tulips—cut stems to 6 inches.
• Use a 10-inch shallow bowl ($4) and $2 floral foam
• Poke stems into foam, add $1 moss around edges—done in 15 minutes.

Smart Lighting

• Buy two bulbs—screw into any lamp.
• Set to soft lighting colors—takes 2 minutes to sync.
• Pop ‘em in a $5 thrifted ceramic lamp—plug in, dim from your couch!

Eco-Friendly Spring Decor for a Feel-Good Home

Go green with these eco-friendly spring decor tips—functional and earth-friendly

• Reclaimed Wood Shelves: Catch a 3-foot pine plank ($8, salvage yard)—sand smooth, install with $5 brackets. Holds 20 pounds of books or plants.
• Upcycled Glow: Wrap five vintage jars with $2 twine—hot-glue ends, add $1 tealights. Line 'em up on a sill.
• Organic Fabrics: Swap polyester curtains for 84-inch organic cotton panels—sage green, machine-washable.

These green spring decorating ideas 2025 leave your home fresh and your conscience clear.

Wrap It Up

From sage pillows to makeovers, these spring decorating ideas for 2025 are your shortcut to a home that’s fresh, fun, and totally yours. Tiny apartment? Sprawling deck?

My Depot has got the goods—and they’re easy on your wallet. Explore more on our site and get rolling!

Hungry for more? Hit up our The Complete Guide to 10 Popular Furniture Styles in 2025 (with 2 Emerging Styles!) for your next big win.

FAQs

When should I start decorating for spring?

Start as early as late February to early March, especially if you're switching from winter decorations. Think lighter textures, pastel shades, and floral accents to usher in the season before it comes.

What are some spring patio or porch decor must-haves?

• A DIY eucalyptus wreath with dried citrus
• Solar lanterns or string lights for a warm ambiance at night
• Lightweight rattan furniture and weather-proof pastel rugs

How can I add eco-friendly spring decor to my home?

• Use reclaimed wood shelves
• Swap polyester for organic cotton curtains
• Create candlelight jars from upcycled containers and tealights
• Going green is handsome and better to the touch!

Do I need to completely change my decor for spring?

Not in the least! Spring decorating is adding new touches over what you already love—picture a pillow exchange, a new centerpiece, or a splash of greenery to transform the space.

What are quick DIY spring projects I can try this weekend?

• Pastel egg and greenery Easter wreath
• Floral foam and moss tulip bowl centerpiece
• Vintage ceramic lamp smart bulb upgrade