Top 10 Home Decor Trends To Try This Spring -With DIY Ideas!

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Spring is the perfect time to refresh your home, and this year, home decor trends are bringing in a wave of fresh ideas! Whether you’re looking to completely transform a room or add some smaller touches to bring in the season’s vibes, there’s a trend for everyone. Here’s a roundup of the top 10 home decor trends to try this spring, from bold colors to sustainable materials, and everything in between.

1. Soft & Subtle Spring Hues

Spring isn’t just about bold colors—this season, muted and earthy tones are also making a statement. Think soft sage greens, warm taupes, dusty blush, and creamy off-whites that bring a refreshing yet calming feel to your home. If your style leans neutral, incorporate these shades with linen throw pillows, woven baskets, or ceramic vases. Even a light, airy rug or a natural wood accent can breathe new life into your space while keeping the palette soothing and timeless.

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• DIY Art: Create your own neutral-toned art with soft beiges, warm taupes, and muted pastels using inexpensive canvases or thrifted frames. Textured art using joint compound or fabric adds depth while keeping the look understated.

• Upcycle Old Furniture: Refresh furniture with a coat of warm white, soft greige, or light wood stain for a timeless, airy feel. Limewashing or distressing can also add character while maintaining a neutral palette.

• Textured Textiles: Look for budget-friendly linen or woven throw pillows, cozy knit blankets, and natural fiber rugs in soft, neutral shades to add warmth without overpowering your space.

2. Natural Materials & Sustainable Decor

Sustainability continues to be a major theme in 2025, and this spring is no exception. Think bamboo, rattan, cork, and other natural materials. From woven baskets to furniture made of reclaimed wood, you can easily incorporate these eco-friendly elements into your home. The beauty of these materials lies in their simplicity, so they pair well with both minimalist and boho styles.

Beige block print pillow    reclaimed stool: tutorial

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Thrifted Furniture: Shop secondhand stores for unique pieces made of natural materials like rattan, wood, or bamboo.

DIY Planters: Repurpose old containers like mason jars or tin cans as plant pots, and line them with twine or rope for a rustic touch.

Upcycled Decor: Use scrap wood from old furniture or pallets to create new decor items such as shelves, trays, or plant stands.

3. Maximalist Style

If you’re all about embracing individuality and creating a space full of personality, maximalism is the trend to try this spring. Think mismatched patterns, bold art pieces, and unexpected color combinations. Layer different textures and make your space feel curated and lived-in. The key is to not worry about “matching” but rather creating an atmosphere that reflects your personal taste.

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Mix Patterns: Thrift stores are a treasure trove for patterned textiles, so combine bold, mismatched patterns in your cushions, curtains, and rugs.

Layered Decor: Layer affordable decor items, like mirrors, framed art, and vases, to create an eclectic yet curated space.

Garage Sale Finds: Shop garage sales for quirky and vintage items that add personality to your space.

4. Floral Prints & Patterns

Florals are a timeless pattern, and this spring they’re back in full force! From oversized floral wall art to floral throw pillows and vintage-style floral rugs, this trend brings a touch of romance and nature into your home. If you’re looking to embrace this trend in a modern way, opt for more abstract or stylized florals.

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DIY Floral Wall Art: Get creative by printing your own floral designs, or frame vintage floral fabric scraps you can find at thrift stores.

Secondhand Pillows & Rugs: Find affordable floral-themed textiles at secondhand stores or online marketplaces, then mix them into your decor.

Fresh Flowers: A simple, inexpensive way to add florals is by bringing in fresh flowers each week—look for deals at your local farmer’s market or grocery store.

5. Earthy, Terracotta Tones

This spring, earthy hues are taking center stage, with terracotta tones being one of the standout choices. Think warm, muted oranges, soft browns, and rustic reds. Whether it’s in pottery, throw pillows, or even paint, these colors bring a grounded and cozy vibe to any room.

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Terracotta Pots: Look for terracotta pots at thrift stores or discount stores and use them to display plants or as decorative accents around the house.

DIY Terracotta Decor: Use clay pots or natural clay to create your own terracotta-inspired decor, such as small sculptures or trivets.

Upcycled Vintage Finds: Incorporate earthy, rustic colors by looking for vintage items in warm tones at thrift shops, like old pottery or woven baskets.

6. Vintage Charm

Nostalgia is always a great way to add character to your home, and this spring, vintage decor is taking center stage. Look for timeless pieces like antique-inspired furniture, delicate florals, ornate mirrors, and brass or wood accents. Mixing vintage finds with contemporary elements will create a cozy and curated look that feels both classic and fresh.

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• Thrift Store Furniture: Vintage pieces like antique wooden chairs, farmhouse-style tables, or classic dressers can often be found at secondhand shops. Give them a fresh coat of paint, distress them for a rustic touch, or swap out hardware for an easy, budget-friendly refresh.

• Vintage Accessories: Keep an eye out for charming accessories like decorative mirrors, old books, ceramic vases, and brass candlesticks, which can add warmth and history to your space.

• DIY Projects: Repurpose vintage materials like lace curtains, old window frames, or reclaimed wood into unique decor pieces that add personality without breaking the bank.

7. Artisan and Handmade Goods

Handmade goods are taking over as people seek more unique and meaningful items for their homes. Whether it’s handwoven baskets, ceramics, or locally made furniture, this trend brings a personal touch to your decor. It’s also a great way to support small businesses and artisans.

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DIY Handmade Pieces: Craft your own artisan-inspired items, such as handwoven baskets, macramé wall hangings, or pottery, using affordable materials from craft stores.

Support Local Makers: Check out local craft fairs or online marketplaces like Etsy for handmade decor pieces that won’t break the bank.

Thrifted Treasures: Look for one-of-a-kind artisan pieces at thrift stores, such as hand-painted dishes or woven textiles, to add character to your home.

8. Natural Light & Open Spaces

With the arrival of longer days and more sunlight, the trend for open, airy spaces continues to rise. Focus on maximizing natural light by using light curtains, and mirror placements. Create a feeling of openness by using light, neutral colors on the walls and floors.

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DIY Light Fixtures: Install inexpensive lighting options like pendant lights or string lights to brighten your space without expensive renovations.

Use Mirrors: Shop for secondhand mirrors to reflect natural light and make the space feel bigger and more open

9. Biophilic Design

Bringing the outdoors inside is more popular than ever, and biophilic design is a huge part of that trend. Indoor plants, living walls, and nature-inspired decor like wood and stone are key elements. If you don’t have a green thumb, faux plants and botanical prints can also add a natural touch to your home.

DIY kitchen shelves tutorial

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Indoor Plants: Buy affordable plants from local nurseries, or propagate your own plants from cuttings of friends’ plants to create an indoor garden.

Repurpose Containers: Use recycled or thrifted containers for plant pots—old teacups, jars, or ceramic bowls make perfect, budget-friendly options.

DIY Green Wall: Use a frame, chicken wire, and a few small plants to create a simple indoor plant wall.

10. Textured Fabrics & Upholstery

Textures are everything this spring! Velvets, boucle, and linen are all trending fabrics to incorporate into your home. Think plush sofas, tactile cushions, and cozy throws that invite you to relax and unwind. These fabrics add a layer of luxury while maintaining a laid-back vibe.

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Upcycled Upholstery: Buy a thrifted couch or chair and reupholster it using affordable fabric or even old blankets for a unique, textured look.

Textured Throws & Pillows: Look for textured throws and pillows at bargain stores, or even make your own by adding fringe, tassels, or embroidery to basic pillows.

DIY Wall Hangings: Use woven fabric or old sweaters to create your own textured wall hangings for a cozy, tactile touch.

Incorporating these spring home decor trends doesn't have to cost a fortune. By being creative with DIY projects, shopping secondhand, and repurposing old items, you can bring fresh, trendy vibes into your space without breaking your budget. Happy decorating!

Which trend are you excited to try this spring? Let me know in the comments!

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