NEW Spring Decorate With Me 2026 Natural Spring Decor Ideas for a Calm Organic Home

Hi everyone, welcome back to my channel. If it's your first time here then welcome. My name is Ali and today we're going to be doing some spring decorating around my home. I always like to keep our spring decor feeling really light and organic using things like wood, greenery, stems, just a lot of really natural textures that help this space to feel calm but still really elevated for the season of spring. Of course I'll be sharing a lot of simple tips along the way that will really give that relaxed effortless feeling in your home. So if enjoy decorating videos and you love inspiration for natural spring decor I hope this video gives you lots of great ideas. So without further ado let's get into the video. The first space that I'm refreshing in our home for spring is going to be our entryway and as you can see I have pretty much a blank slate here just starting with a console table, a mirror above it and a lamp. I love decorating our entryway because it is the first space that people see when they walk into the home so I always like to keep things feeling nice and refreshed and really simple for the season of spring. So to get started I have this vase which I picked up from Walmart and I filled it with some rocks in the bottom and as you guys know I took you shopping with me. I'm going to link all those videos down below for you and I'll also be linking anything that I can in my description box. I have these two stems that I purchased. These are from Magee and Co. They are super realistic. They're seeded faux eucalyptus stems and the rocks in the bottom of the vase just helps the vase from toppling over because these are really substantial stems but you only need two of them which I absolutely love. I think that they just add such a refreshing pop of that spring green that I know I'm always craving this time of year. I'm bringing in that bright white marble tray and I'm adding in two taper candle hurricanes to this area just side by side and I have these twisted tapers. I love the color of these tapers because they pull in that very natural soft color from the stems and then I stepped back and I realized that the tapers were actually a little too tall at this point for the hurricanes so until they burn down a bit I'm just going to remove those hurricanes because I think it looked a little bit awkward and this is a tiny planter that came with a succulent from the grocery store so I just removed the succulent and I put a striker at the bottom so that it can hold my matchsticks. Setting up a little art on the left side just to bring that balance and height over to the left side and now I'm bringing in one of my favorite pieces it's this little charming bird planter. I love that it's spring because of the birds but that it also feels very rustic and organic because of the stone texture as well as those little touches of brown color so to give it even more of a natural feel I popped some moss inside of it along with a spring scented candle to bring that extra freshness to the entryway. I added in another small art piece just to give that layering effect along with a riser on the right. I like that it brings that warm wood and just helps to give the arrangement a little bit of boost to add a little more height. Keeping things warm and cozy but still lighter for the season I added in a nice throw blanket as well as these bright spring florals. I really love these branches they're just really pretty stems and I love that the green is so vibrant and really just signals the start of spring. I really like to keep things simple and natural so I'm not someone who decorates with a lot of themed pieces and bright pastel colors. I usually focus on adding greenery lighter textures and a few organic elements and that's what makes me feel like spring has sprung in my home. And I do have one other element that I'll be adding to the entryway in just a moment but here are some details on the console table and how that turned out. The final piece that I'm adding to our entryway is this beautiful olive tree. This is such a great find it came from Amazon believe it or not. I have it linked for you down below but I love that this piece is tall so it has the height factor but it also has just very sparse leaves and it looks very realistic. I finished things off with this lantern here and now the entryway is complete. Heading now into our front room this is like our sitting room, our bar room. I like to style this cocktail table and I think for the season of spring I'm going to bring in this gorgeous cream color and brown floral vase that I picked up from HomeGoods along with these ornamental stems. These are probably another one of my most favorite finds that I found this season. They are just so pretty. They come in a pack of four and you can really open these stems up nice and big. I love that they can take up a lot of space but because they're sparse they don't feel like they're too much they're just enough and they add a pop of that vibrant green that I'm always craving this time of year. I brought in two paper candles and then I brought in that warm wood bowl along with some coasters and now this area of the sitting room is complete. In the corner of this room I wanted to bring in a pop of green so I have my glass vase here with just these loose stems. I love these stems they have a lot of movement and they have a beautiful color. Now I'm bringing in my petrified wood bowl with some palo santo sticks and that finishes off the corner of our sitting room. If you watched my spring haul video that I shared recently I picked up this large piece of artwork. I think it's just so beautiful for the season. I really love how it has those classic spring colors but that they're very soft so it still feels like spring but in a very organic neutral sort of way. So I thought I would hang it to the right of our bookshelves and then that got me in the mood to refresh our bookshelves a little bit. So I'm popping in a few small spring art pieces that I picked up along with this really pretty pedestal bird it's made out of stone. And now I'm refreshing our couch so I'm bringing in those linens that again are neutral but really signal spring. So I've got some greens here and then I have those hydrangea pillows. I love that those pillows have a pattern on both sides and because we do spend a lot of time on our couch especially at night we like to cozy up watch our favorite shows. So I'm bringing in some beautiful spring floral blankets and then I have this blanket on the right which I'm keeping because it has neutral tones in it. I love that it still has the brown. Adding in some spring elements to our side chairs and I shared with you recently how I styled our coffee table for spring so I kept it pretty much the same because I really do love how it turned out. I'm just adding in a few touches here like swapping out some candle scents and adding in that large selenite tea light candle holder. And while I do tend to really like to move things around when I do find something that sticks and looks good I like to just enjoy it for a while and not feel like I have all this pressure to keep redecorating. So I'm happy that the coffee table is staying pretty much the same and the couch refresh makes the room feel fresh as well. One thing I've learned when it comes to decorating is sometimes you really don't need to do a whole lot. Sometimes it's just adding one small item or one simple layer. So in this case I love how our antique bench sits right now and all I did was add that little patch of moss to the bottom and that really just helps give some separation between that large pod along with the bench there. And then recently I updated our gallery wall so I added in pictures of the family that reflect us now. Kids have grown they grow so fast so I like that this also adds a little bit of a pop of color to the hallway because our old pictures were black and white. Heading over to the kitchen I'm adding what is probably another one of my favorite spring stems to my antique jug vase. These are stems that look expensive but I promise you they are a steal. I'll link them for you down below and I just added a spring scented candle to this wood bowl and I just like to keep this little vignette very simple. I think it just looks clean elevated and natural for the season. Now moving to our dining table I wanted to style this bill bowl in the center of our dining table along with this beautiful jug vase that I picked up during our shop with me outing. And since those ornamental stems came in a pack of four I only used two in the front room so now I have these two that I'm going to style on our table here. And I love that they are just big and sprawling. I opened these up even wider than I did in the other room because I have more space on my dining table it's just a bigger surface area. So I like to just open them up bend them every which way and then I'm adding in this lemon lavender candle to bring in the element of spring. And then when I stood back I don't know the dough bowl just felt a little small to me and I felt like I needed something else to just bring some width to this table. So I added in this jute runner. I love styling with this runner it's such a natural organic piece and now that feels complete to me. It feels like it's more expansive and more to scale with the dining table. I feel like I keep saying these are my favorite stems these are my favorite stems but I really found so many good really good stems this year for spring. So those are real touch tulips. They look real they look very realistic but they are actually from Amazon and they come in so many different colors. So I knew that I wanted to style these in a glass vase to make them look very realistic. So I envisioned them in this rounded vase but when I put them in there they just splayed out a little too much for my liking. So I decided to add them in this taller vase which was better but also kind of kept them a little too tight. I wanted something sort of in between. So I grabbed another glass vase that had a wider mouth at the top so it allowed them to open up a little bit more and this was the one. It kept it looking full and really pretty and natural so I went ahead and I just filled this vase with a little bit of water to give even more of a natural look. And while I do like purchasing fresh flowers it's not something that I do every single week. It does get costly so I like that I have these just to pull out that I can style whenever I want and they look perfect. I've been playing with the idea of putting a piece of artwork here on this little skinny strip of wall in the kitchen. I don't know that it's going to be this one permanently so I'm just using a little bit of the mounting putty so that I don't have to put any nails in the wall in case I don't like it. But overall this will just help to give me an idea if I like something on this wall and this just refreshes the wall for spring. But do you ever do this? I'm curious. Leave me a comment down below. Let me know if you guys swap out artwork for spring or if you leave the same artwork all year round. That's it for today. I hope that you enjoyed this video and I hope that I've given you a lot of really great ideas for decorating your home for spring in a really simple and natural way. In an upcoming video I'm planning on refreshing our screened in porch area that's where I'm sitting right now. I've got a lot of great ideas for that as well as some of your outdoor spaces so make sure that you're subscribed to my channel and that you have your notifications turned on so that you never miss a video. If you like this video I'd love it if you could give it a big thumbs up that's a free way to support my channel and I really appreciate it. As always thank you so much for watching happy spring decorating and I will see you next time. Take care.