Simple and Neutral Spring Decor

Tell all ya friends and neighbors!

Sharing some simple and neutral spring decor using mostly greenery and adding small pops of color

Oh, sup spring? You really comin’ to stay this time or nah? I feel like it’s been playing games with us so I’ve been pretty gun shy about pulling the trigger and actually changing my decor from winter to spring. It’s literally been 76 degrees one day and then the next day I’m bundled up like the kid on A Christmas Story in the snow suit. Y’all know what I’m talking about don’t act like you don’t.

I chose to start small when it comes to spring decor and definitely decided to keep it simple and neutral. We’ve got a restless, teething baby who hits me for fun. But he’s chubby and I love him so it’s fine. Moving on.

So far, this is what we’re working with. I so love this table from World Market and am so glad she is in our family. It’s just so versatile and even though we don’t have an “entryway” per say, I have this right in our kitchen and I love getting to decorate it for the seasons.

I’m not typically a fan of pink if you want to know the truth. Pink doesn’t scream “simple and neutral spring decor”, but Jordan found these flowers at TJ Maxx and they’re droopy (kinda like me) and I like them a bunch! They fit perfectly in our glass vase that normally is chilling on our fireplace. I’m really liking the way it looks here on this table though, so we may be on to something.

Okay, let’s talk about this show stopper for a minute. The truth is I wanted to buy a hoop wreath but we could not find one that didn’t look insanely small on this giant wall. So, Jordan convinced me we could make one and I’m so glad we did. Well, I’m so glad *he* did. I didn’t touch this at all. This was his project and it turned out great! He’s more than a bearded stud that can tile an entire bathroom even though he hates doing it.

I’m going to be doing a full DIY post soon because I seriously couldn’t believe how easy (and cheap!) this was. We were able to customize it exactly how we wanted and I think it fits right into the category of simple and neutral spring decor. To me, neutral doesn’t mean colorless, it just means soft colors which this totally is. I’ll be posting that DIY in a couple of days so keep your eyes peeled for that one.

Before we move on, can we talk about that phrase for a second? Keep your eyes peeled. That sounds painful, unnecessary and just plain reckless. There has to be a less gross way to say “keep on the look out for something.” Maybe not. I digress.

The sign and these cute little blush planters came from TJ Maxx and guess who bought them? Not me! Jordan to the rescue again. Basically, he bought and/or made every single thing in this photo. I’m just here to write and take pictures of it all, but seriously he’s the brains behind it all. I am TERRIBLE at styling things. My brain just doesn’t work that way and I can’t get a vision for what it should look like, but he has such a natural talent to do it.

So, I knew I wanted spring decor and had no idea where to start and since I was procrastinating and whiny, he took initiative and went himself. And he freaking knocked it out of the park!

In case you forgot to mark your calendars, I’ll remind you again! Every second Wednesday of the month I’m hosting a link party with some of my friends which means you can join in too! We are all sharing our spring decor and DIY ideas today!

Shani  |  Sunshine & Munchkins

Christine  |  Swordfights & Starry Nights

Candice  |  She’s Crafty

Julia  |  The Quiet Grove

Marie  |  The Inspiration Vault

Heather  |  Glitter On A Dime

Rachel  |  Adventures of a DIY Mom

Jenny  |  Cookies, Coffee and Crafts

Anna  |  Practical and Pretty

Carmen  |  Living Letter Home

Cathy  |  A Boy and His Mom

Sarah  |  The Strawberry Nest

Adree  |  The Keele Deal

Aimee  |  Things Small and Simple

Meg  |  See The Happy

Brooke  |  My Beautiful Mess

Keala |  Recipe For A Sweet Life

Alexandra |  EyeLoveKnots

Link up below and show us your spring inspiration and projects:

Don’t have anything for this month to share? Join us next month when our theme is pastels! Start thinking now about what you can create and link up because I’ve already got my wheels turning for sure 🙂