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7 Spring Home Trends You Can Try Now and Keep Loving All Year Long

written by JESSICA FRIEDHOFF

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Source: Emily Henderson Design | Photo by Kaitlin Green
Source: Emily Henderson Design | Photo by Kaitlin Green

Spring is undoubtedly a season of change. As the world outside thaws out from winter and turns green again, it’s only natural to want to recreate that sense of renewal indoors, too. And while we love a good trend any time of the year, it feels especially fitting to try something new with your furniture or decor in the spring. So in the spirit of refreshing your home ahead of warmer weather, these are the spring home trends we can’t wait to try this season.

1. Scalloped Edges

Source: @_harlowejames

This trend has been floating around for a few months now, but it’s poised to really take off this spring. Perfect for anyone who loves the grandmillennial aesthetic, scalloped details bring a playful, feminine edge to all sorts of furniture and accessories. Try out this wavy trend on throw pillows, picture frames, rugs, or even an accent table to add some whimsy to your home this spring.

Ballard Designs
Scallop Mirror

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Amazon
Natural Jute Area Rug
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Anthropologie
Scallop Pillow

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Ballard Designs
Scalloped Table Lamp
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West Elm
Scallop Side Table
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Crate & Barrel
New Exclusive Scallop Natural Woven Fiber Tray
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2. Chrome Finishes

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Warm brass finishes will always have a place in our hearts, but cool metallics like chrome and silver are quickly heating up. These reflective metals bring a modern edge to furniture and decor alike, and we especially love how they look against neutrals like cream and beige. The shinier, the better.

H&M
Metal Table Lamp

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Wayfair
Silver Sculpture Set of 2
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silver decor
Amazon
Silver Trinket Dish
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silver decor
H&M
Silver Sculpture

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3. Soft Blues

Source: @briahammelinteriors

We called it last year: Cool blues are one of the hottest color trends for 2024, and as we leave winter behind, these soft, breezy shades might be just the breath of fresh air your home needs. Blue works with virtually any other color and looks particularly stunning against a backdrop of neutrals, which makes it easy to sprinkle this color in through pillows and throws, vases, and other small accessories.

Anthropologie
Stoneware Planter
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Urban Outfitters
Floral Table Lamp

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Anthropologie
Velvet Throw Pillow

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Terrain
Ceramic Taper Holder

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Terrain
Organic Ceramic Vase

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Hearth & Hand with Magnolia
Textured Throw Pillow

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4. Oversized Florals

Source: @prettyrealblog

The small, dainty floral prints of the recent cottagecore craze have given way to bigger, bolder designs. This spring, we’re seeing oversized floral prints splashed across throw pillows, bedding, and even rugs and furniture. Florals for spring may not be groundbreaking, but we love ‘em anyway.

Threshol with Studio McGee
Printed Floral Square Throw Pillow
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Urban Outfitters
Wild Flowers Tapestry Throw Blanket
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Pottery Barn
Floral Doormat
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H&M
Patterned Cushion Cover

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Threshold
Floral Framed Wall Canvases
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Anthropologie
Floral Vase
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5. Luxe Accessories

Source: @home_ec_op

If you’ve been on TikTok recently, you’ve probably heard of the mob wife aesthetic that took over the fashion world earlier this year. But as we head into spring, you can expect this trend toward luxurious, over-the-top statement pieces to bleed over into homes, too. In interiors, you’ll see the “mob wife” look manifest in luxe accessories like faux fur throws, ornate gold mirrors, marble accents, and anything else that exudes opulence and glamour.

CB2
Faux Fur Throw Blanket
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Ballard Designs
Leopard Throw Pillow
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CB2
Green Marble Picture Frame
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Wayfair
Gold Tray

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Anthropologie
Animal Taper Candle Holder
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Wayfair
Gold Rectangle Wall Mirror

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6. Funky Lighting

Source: Design by Emily Bowser | Photo by Sara Ligorria-Tramp

Trends are a way to experiment and try something new with your decor, so why not have fun with it? This spring home trend is the perfect example. Instead of basic lamps with an ordinary base and neutral shade, we’re seeing lighting with unconventional shapes and bold colors pop up across all types of interiors. Even if you don’t change another thing about the room, a funky table lamp is an easy (and affordable) way to make a fun statement and add some personality to your space.

Urban Outfitters
Dome Shade Table Lamp

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Opalhouse with Jungalow
Ceramic Table Lamp
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Urban Outfitters
Glass Table Lamp

5 colors available

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Anthropologie
Floral Table Lamp
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7. Unexpected Wall Art

Source: Design by Ryann Miller | Photo by Sara Ligorria-Tramp

Swapping out your wall art is one of the easiest ways to give a room a fresh look, and this season, it’s time to think beyond classic canvases and framed photos. We’re currently loving artwork that goes against the grain with unique materials and textures. Framed fabric pieces, textured designs made from plaster, and art prints bordered by colorful mats are just a few ways to give your walls an unexpected touch.

Threshold
Textured Fabric Framed Wall Art Set of Two
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World Market
Shadow Box Wall Art
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scandinavian folklore decor
West Elm
Framed Neutral Textile Wall Art
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Threshold with Studio McGee
Vintage City Sketch Framed Wall Art
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Jessica friedhoff senior lifestyle editor
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Jessica Friedhoff, Senior Lifestyle Editor

Jessica has been at The Everygirl since 2022, covering all things home, travel, food, hobbies, and more. She edits all lifestyle content, writes in-depth features, and curates the direction of the living section. Jessica’s true passion—and much of her expertise—lies in interior design and decorating. Before joining The Everygirl, she worked as the digital assistant home editor for Better Homes & Gardens.