Rustic farmhouse decor is beautiful in any season, but it is especially spectacular in spring! If you are looking for ideas to add farmhouse spring decor to your home, here is inspiration that you don’t want to miss – for mantels, tabletops, entryways and dining areas!
Nothing Prettier than Rustic Farmhouse Spring Decor
Spring officially arrived last week, but I’m still waiting to see actual signs that she made it here safely. Our 4th (and hopefully final) snow nor’easter blew through here on March 21, but the snow is already starting to melt, and temperatures are on the rise. Finally, it is starting to feel a smidge like spring.
It feels a little weird decorating for spring when there’s still snow outside, but hopefully, that is all behind us now, and we can move on to all things pink, green, yellow, blue – any color besides ashy gray and brown!
So, spring. Home. Decorations. I’m always looking for new inspiration and ideas to move my house along to the next season. Like any mom with no real time on her hands but creeps on Pinterest to avoid cleaning the floors, I’ve been hunting for some new rustic farmhouse spring decor ideas. Pinterest, you did not disappoint!
A House Made Ready for Spring with Farmhouse Decor
What I’ve compiled in this post is ideas for all different areas of your house – mantels, console tables, kitchen and dining areas, and entryways. These are the most visible rooms in your home, so it’s a great place to start.
The ideas here are so beautiful, and you will definitely notice some trends: flower pots, glass jars of all sizes, galvanized buckets, fresh flowers, wooden signs, chalkboards, items from nature…all in line with the farmhouse theme plus a touch of spring in the mix. I’ve said it a million times – I love the rustic farmhouse look: it just exudes peace and tranquility, and it is such an inviting space for others, too.
So, take a look and start scrolling and get your farmhouse inspiration on. I’m certain you will find a look that you want to introduce into your home. And once you have it, I’m pretty sure you know the way to Hobby Lobby, Amazon or Etsy from there, right?!? (Just in case, I’ve added a few links as bread crumbs to move you in the right direction! 🙂
And if you’re on a tight budget, you can still get the look you want! I’ve put together some of my favorite ways to decorate a home when you’re on a tight budget!
But be sure to scroll SLOWLY and really soak in those details! And check out the original blogs, too! There are a ton more ideas on the site from where the picture originated! And take good notes! (Sorry – just can’t get the teacher out of me!) 🙂
More Farmhouse DIY Projects and Inspiration for Spring!
If you’re looking for more spring inspiration and DIY projects besides what I have here, repurposing old windows as decor is another fun project that really adds a boost for spring. And here are 21 Farmhouse DIY Projects for Spring you can try, too!. I’ve also found some beautiful Spring DIY Wreath Projects – because wreaths are so darn expensive, right?!?
And don’t forget about your porch! Porches are the first thing people see when they come to your house, so a porch decorated for spring is a must.
And if you like to add some printables into the mix, you can grab this “Oh Hello Spring!” free printable here!
On to the farmhouse spring inspiration!
21 Must-See Rustic Farmhouse Spring Decor Ideas and Inspiration
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Rustic Spring Mantels
I’m using mantels loosely, here. These vignettes can be set up on tables and shelves as well! Any place you want to draw the eye and attention will work well, too!
1| From House by Hoff
This space has all the elements of rustic farmhouse decor. There’s chippy paint, a repurposed window, fresh tulips, and jars with jute string.
2| From Little Vintage Nest
This is such a clean and crisp look, with a focus on flowers! The hydrangeas in clay rustic terra cotta pots as well as scaffolded on the stool and in front of the fireplace brings spring indoors! A wreath on a repurposed window is also another way to decorate where you can’t go wrong.
3| From The Turquoise Home
This is another very clean, very symmetrical looks. The wildflower glass jar vases balance each side of the window, with a little more decor moving out to the edge. And, you’ll see another repurposed window! I’m telling you, it’s a win every time!
4| From Little Vintage Nest
I love the rustic garden look in this! A simple distressed chalkboard with some flowers in terra cotta pots is a soft, gentle look for a mantel!
5| Rustic Spring Mantel from Home Made Lovely
Lots of contrast in this mantel display! I love the dark shutter on top of the white distressed mantel, with white flowers and decor pieces! A very striking look!
6| From ASD Interior Design
This is one of my favorites in the bunch! I just love those tall flowering branches with the distressed mirror! And the candles with candleholders and empty glass jars just make this perfect.
Rustic Spring Console Tables
Setting up a console table is a very similar process to setting up a mantel. You’ll probably have a little more depth to work with so you can have some fun with using objects of different heights and widths to layer it up and adding some dimension to it!
7| From House by Hoff
This is a very simple layout without a lot of clutter or busyness! It’s perfect if you like a more minimalist farmhouse decor! And, you can see some more ideas for a mantel in the background! Bonus, lol.
8| Via Pinterest
This is also another minimalist look, with just a few well-chosen items that really deliver a unifying effect! A lamp is always a great addition to a console table that’s functional as well! I love the mix of clean table-top decor on a distressed table.
9| From Clean and Scentsible
This is a very bright and airy look! I love it! The mirror reflects some natural light, and the flowers add that spring-like burst of colors! And the repeating tulips tie it all together! And the decorations on the bottom shelf really push it over the top.
10| From Kindred Vintage
As the name indicates, this has a very vintage, very rustic look. Lots of simple and unique antique type pieces really set this kind of look apart. Just shows that you can use very individual pieces that you love, so your space doesn’t look so cookie-cutter.
11| From Beauty for Ashes
The hanging map print really takes center stage with this console table set-up. It doesn’t need much spring embellishment at all, and I think that’s important to note! Too much can take the focus away from what you want to draw attention to. Just a few spring touch are all you need!
Rustic Spring Kitchens
Kitchens are such a busy and functional space. The key for kitchen decor is to add interest and spring elements without it being distracting and annoying from what you really need to do in your kitchen! But it’s possible! Take a look!
12| From Ella Claire
This beautiful spring centerpiece just shouts a country garden, with the flowers mixed with galvanized metal pieces. But it’s so practical in a basket that can easily be removed when you need to use the table. Simple! And a cute printable on a clipboard included is a super-cute touch.
13| From StoneGable
Some jars filled with natural-fiber, color balls and some blooming branches is a simple design that is so striking! Again, another one that is easily removed for a functional counter space.
14| From Raggedy Bits
Some well-placed spring blooms along with spring-colored pastel decor are really all you need to brighten up the kitchen for spring! And how cute is that stool?!?
15| From The DIY Mommy
Tiered decor is super-popular these days, and I love how this one is styled! If you have a lot of smaller pieces that you want to display for spring, a tiered tray is the way to go. Very easy to move around when you need the space, without moving many small pieces at one time!
16| From Lilly and Cedar
This is a very simple and quaint set up on a buffet table in a dining room. The flowers in a porcelain pitcher along with some milk bottles and coffee cups have just the right effect.
Rustic Spring Entry Ways
Entryways are such a fun space to decorate. It can be a little challenging because you’re typically working with a small area, and you usually need it to be a somewhat functional space for coats, shoes, or bags. But you can definitely add spring to those practical, small spaces! Look below to see how it’s done!
17| Via Pinterest
This set-up makes so much good use of a small space. By adding rustic coat hooks with a storage bench below, there’s plenty of room to stay organized and look pretty. Adding some galvanized metal flower holders with flowers and greens makes all the difference for spring!
18| From Little Farmstead
A small, distressed rustic bench with a galvanized olive bucket with blooming branches is the perfect way to bring spring to that extra small space. The rain boots are a perfect and easy touch, too!
19| From Bless’er House
A wreath, a burlap bag with greens and some greens in a planter are all you need to freshen up an entryway area! The botanical pillows also add a wonderful spring look.
20| From Homemade Lovely
A small, narrow bench in an entryway area is all you need to display a few items that make a huge impact for spring! Lanterns are great to use in any season for decor, and the ceramic planter with flowers add a burst of color!
21| from Cotton Stem
This is one of my favorite looks if you have the space for it! I LOVE the hanging flowers, and the garden decor right below it. It looks like you’ve brought the greenhouse right indoors, and look at those empty pots! SO easy to create a look like that!
Aren’t these amazing? I feel bad even asking which one you like best – they are all pretty much stunning! It doesn’t really take much to create this rustic farmhouse look. Chances are, you have lot of decor from other seasons that can be modified for spring, and I’m all about being budget- friendly when you need decor! With a few of these items, your house will be your favorite place to be this spring.
OK, but I have to ask: which ones did you like best?!? Leave a comment – I’d love to know! And if you used any of these ideas, I’d love to see it! Please tag me on Instagram at @100affections!
If you’d like an “Oh, Hello Spring” FREE PRINTABLE to add to your decor, just fill out the box below to get yours – 4 designs, all 8×10″!
Related: More Spring Inspiration
25 Charming Rustic Spring DIY Wreaths
21 Rustic Farmhouse DIY Projects You Need in Your Home This Spring
30 Spring Farmhouse Porches You’ll Fall in Love With
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