22 Simple Spring Kitchen Decor Ideas To Refresh Your Space

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Fewer layers, longer days, and a new energy in the air…spring is officially here! This is the perfect time of year to take your home out of the winter slump, tackling everything from a thorough spring cleaning to giving your kitchen a fresh look.

Whether you’ve been doing a full-on spring kitchen update for a couple of years or it’s your first time decorating for spring, these 22 spring kitchen decor ideas will help you embrace the new season with style. From sprucing up your kitchen table with fresh flowers to adding creative spring decor touches throughout your space, trust me when I say that there are plenty of ways to refresh your space regardless of time and budget.

So grab a cup of your favorite tea and some early Easter chocolates (here are my faves), and get ready to pick the best spring kitchen decor items for your kitchen!

22 Spring Kitchen Decor Ideas To Inspire You

1. Opt For A Chic & Understated Kitchen Island Centerpiece  

Your kitchen island is prime real estate when it comes to spring decor. Less used than kitchen counter space, it makes for a great location for purely decorative items.

Use trays to display items like fresh flowers, candles, and decorative jars. Curating a small composition will help you create an element of visual interest while avoiding clutter and setting a strong focal point for your space.

You can choose a neutral tray for a minimalist, organic feel or bright colors for a bolder, more eclectic look.

Incorporating natural spring decor elements like small woven baskets or hand-painted ceramic bowls is also the perfect way to bring in some added texture and height variation.

2. Decorate The Side of Your Kitchen Island  

One of the easiest places to set up some simple spring kitchen decor ideas is the side of your island.

You can Hang a grapevine wreath or add hooks that can be used both on a year-round basis and for seasonal decor. Not only does this add charm, but it also makes practical items like dish towels more easily accessible.

Adding some pieces to the side of your island can also help further establish a theme for your seasonal decor. Think of this as a small detail that can help you tie together your design for a more cohesive look.

3. Go For Spring Patterns in Your Kitchen Decor

Sometimes a simple idea can make all the difference, and a fun pattern is exactly what can take a piece from basic to amazing.

Think of gingham oven gloves, floral seasonal dish towels, pastel striped rugs, patterned aprons – anything you would find in a charming southern home or a Nancy Meyer movie!

If you want to truly make a statement, combine these patterns with joyful, spring colors like greens and yellows for gorgeous accents in your kitchen.

4. Bring in Some Greenery

Nothing says spring like greenery and flowers. The best part? You don’t need huge, expensive peony bunches to have greenery make a big impact in your kitchen.

A small potted tree, some faux plants, or even potted herbs can work equally well. Styling these items on your kitchen counters is an easy way to introduce natural elements into your spring kitchen decor without spending a ton of money or time.

For an extra sophisticated touch, pair your greenery of choice with a matching scent. For instance, if you have a lavender plant, match your hand soap to it. So chic and detail-oriented!

5. Create A Pastel Vignette  

Vignettes are a fantastic way to get creative with your spring decor. They let you move things around over time and can be fully customized to your taste.

Start by arranging your favorite flowers in soft-hued vases and use great storage space like open shelves, baskets, or hooks to showcase spring designs and pastel ceramics. You can then use decorative trays, candle holders, and statuettes to create an even more complex and layered look.

Something like this will look especially charming as a centerpiece for your kitchen table or by your breakfast nook.

6. Introduce Florals Across Your Spring Kitchen Decor  

“Florals for spring? Groundbreaking.” I know I know…but they are a staple for a good reason! I promise.

As you design your spring kitchen decor, don’t limit yourself to floral arrangements. Get creative and incorporate floral designs in your accessories to bring in some of those lovely spring vibes. Think of dish towels, a small lampshade, or wall art – the options are endless!

These small changes can transform your kitchen instantly bringing a delicate look, as well as a pop of color.

7. Hang A Fabric Bow For A Romantic Look  

Bows are another wonderful staple of spring decor. They are elegant, delicate, and look extra good in all pastel spring colors.

You can hang smaller bows on your cabinet handles for small touches of spring. If you want a bit of extra drama, go instead for a large, oversized fabric bow on your kitchen door.

If you’re feeling extra creative, you can even DIY this yourself. All you need is some fabric, stuffing, and a good-quality sawing machine.

8. Sneak in A Few Bunny Decorations  

Bunny-themed decor is so charming! It leans a bit more into the Easter side of spring decor, but it can be considered appropriate throughout the entire season.

If you’re afraid to overdo it, consider adding some bunnies in more discreet ways. Opt for small bunny figurines by your coffee station or go for a minimalist, bunny-shaped tray.

Smaller, more understated pieces are the perfect way to guarantee your seasonal decor won’t completely overwhelm the room.

9. Take on A Modern Approach To The Theme With Neutrals  

If you prefer a more minimal or contemporary style, consider sticking to spring kitchen décor in soft neutrals.

You can incorporate natural elements like wood, stone, and greenery to keep things simple yet elegant. These materials will pair beautifully with pale yellows, beiges, and soft greens on your kitchen counters.

For example, I love how elegant the simple color palette of this kitchen is. However, the space still feels unique and spring-like thanks to the fresh flowers and the beautiful lemon wall art.

10. Hang A Grapevine Wreath

If you’re looking for a simple and affordable way to add charm to your kitchen cabinets, a grapevine wreath may be exactly what you need.

You can keep things basic or add some details with ribbons and seasonal flowers.

Of course, try to find decor pieces that can help your wreath better complement the style of your cabinetry. Afterall, you don’t want your accent piece to go against the overall look of your kitchen space.

11. Display Your Most Colorful Spring Kitchen Accessories  

There is no better time than spring to bring out all the bright colors and your more eclectic spirit.

Make sure to display any colorful mugs, plates, and bowls you have available in your collection. Don’t overthink it and simply showcase them on your counters and any open shelving you may have in your space.

Before you know it, your kitchen will come alive with color and personality!

12. A Staple of Spring Decor: Cherry Blossom Branches

Next up on our list of spring decor classics: cherry blossom branches. Minimalist, elegant, timeless…what’s not to love about them?

Cherry blossoms in a wicker vase or even a blue and white ginger jar are perfect for bringing softness to your kitchen. Their delicate blooms create a gorgeous but understated focal point for the room and will pair beautifully with most pastel vignettes and spring designs.

I just love how versatile this element is. It will truly work with any style and surrounding decor.

13. Make A Difference With The Details  

If you’ve been reading the blog for some time, you know that I’m a huge fan of upgrading small details to make a room feel completely new.

When it comes to achieving the perfect spring decor without a complete overhaul of your space, consider focusing on smaller pieces. For instance, you can swap out your pepper shakers, herb pots, or cooking books with spring-themed versions.

14. Use A Wooden Ledge  

If you’re looking for a rustic element to include in cottage or farmhouse spring decor, a small wooden ledge may be exactly what your space needs.

While you may see this piece usually styled in a living room, it can also be used in the kitchen space. It can be purely decorative; think for instance of using it to display a flower basket in a dead corner. Alternatively, you can use it to store kitchen towels or smaller utensils by hanging them.

I think this is such a creative solution that can add some storage space. I also like how easy it is to set up. You can place it just as easily against a wall or as an unused cabinet door.

15. Style A Tiered Tray With Spring Decor

Looking for a creative spring centerpiece? A spring-themed tiered tray on your dining table or kitchen island is a simple way to freshen up your space without investing in a large amount of decor items.

You can use it to display your favorite spring finds; anything from small cake stands and wooden signs to small fresh flowers and cute mugs. Pastel candies, seasonal fruits, and greenery can then be used as the perfect fillers.

If you’re not sure where to start, you can even purchase a pre-made set of pieces. Something like this is affordable, looks great, and you will easily be able to reuse it in the upcoming years.

16. Upgrade Your Serveware With A Spring Theme

If you want to invest in new kitchen essentials and ceramics for your spring decor, make sure to opt for vibrant hues and fun patterns.

Once you settle on a collection you love, store your pieces on open shelves so they can double as seasonal decor.

You’ll see how dinnerware in bright colors like coral, mint, and butter yellow will immediately add brightness and a joyful atmosphere to your space.

17. Opt For An Oversized Vase

If you plan on adding any flowers – no matter whether they’re real or not – to your spring kitchen decor, you need at least one statement vase.

Consider clear glass in colorful shades for something bright and eclectic. Alternatively, opt for textured ceramic or hand-painted terra cotta for a more organic element.

18. Spruce Up A Dead Corner With Spring Kitchen Decor

Sometimes the best way to introduce seasonal decor into a space is by tapping into unused areas.

Adding a small stool and displaying plants, a stack of cookbooks, or a bowl of citrus fruits is an easy way to add touches of spring into your kitchen without rethinking any of the existing decor.

I think this idea would also work extremely well in a dining room. Perfect to add character in any space that may not have a ton of surface space available.

19. Set Up A Cute Snack Bar

I believe a snack bar should be a staple in every kitchen. A fundamental right, truly.

You can create a spring-themed snack zone with simple touches like cute candy jars, colorful plates, and a small selection of decor pieces.

After all, you will need a good spot to store all of your Easter chocolate eventually!

20. Focus on Organic Touches To Bring in Spring Nature  

Organic decor may lack a bit of the colorful traits of traditional spring decor but it can still work beautifully. Think of elements like wooden cutting boards, woven baskets, and ceramic bowls. These pieces are exactly what you need to add warmth and vitality to your kitchen counters without compromising on your style of choice or needing a lot of space.

Depending on how neutral your design color scheme is, you can even have fun styling these pieces in different ways with seasonal fruits, fresh herbs, and colorful flowers.

Bonus tips: plenty of pieces that fall into this category are often available in antique markets and thrift stores. Make sure to make a trip to your local vintage reseller before investing in an expensive set of new cutting boards or trays purely for decoration.

21. Invest In Natural Fabrics

Linen is an absolute must-have when it comes to spring decorating.

Light, natural, available in all patterns, and rustic enough to remind you of the beauty of nature.

Consider including linen in your kitchen via your tablecloth, napkins, or even curtains depending on the budget you have available.

22. Keep It Simple For Timeless Spring Kitchen Decorations

Seasonal decor can feel a bit trendy at times. I know this is something I struggle with. Every year, I feel like I need a new set of seasonal pieces to keep up with the latest releases.

By focusing on timeless references and high-quality materials, you can curate a more timeless collection that you’ll be able to use for a long time to come.

Resilient materials like stone and classic wicker pieces, for example, will never go out of style!

To Conclude: Designing Your Own Spring Kitchen Decor

This post showed you 22 spring kitchen decor ideas!

Whether you love to go all out on the theme or simply want to add little spring touches to your kitchen, these ideas showed you impactful but simple ways to elevate your space. From bright colors and fun references to calming neutrals and understated art, spring kitchen decor can easily be interpreted to match your home.

Don’t forget to share in the comments your best spring kitchen decor items and let me know if there is any trend from last spring you plan on bringing back this year. I love to see your homes evolve!

Happy spring decorating! 💐