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[Oznell]

Checked out a few simple spring arrangements-- it really gets me in the mood!

Love the green door, flanked by urns with their spring bounty.

From 'Stonegable' home--

White ceramic lanterns with a pretty flower-and-moss combo.  I like that it's in an unexpected low bowl.

Stonegable showed an entry with the teeny-tiniest nod to Easter.  Love it!

From 'shabbyfufu'--

Green and blue, a ravishing spring combination to me, my favorite.

"Juliaciampa design" evokes spring with a simple trio of glass vases with tulips-- it's the repetition that makes an impact...

"52Flea" had a neat idea for a hanging basket and a bunny!

"Sand and Sisal" did a fresh coffee table.

And she has a real pet rabbit, who made a brief appearance-- wish I could remember the breed of this precious cutie.  Something like "Lionhead"?

Maison de Cinq's floral pillow and alabaster eggs are perfect--

White-on-white, from elegant designthusiasm--

Her particular pierced white ginger jar ( which she uses quite often in other vignettes, with the lid) is rather pricey, but there's a smaller, similar one on sale at Hobby Lobby for under $10 right now, I've noticed.

 

And, blast from the past, I always love the way she uses this vase with surrounding pastel drinking glasses-- chic!

Suzanne at "Happiest Place is Home" showed one of this season's Pottery Barn arrangements, tulips in a basket--

It's quite a wow in this Pottery Barn set-up, but I would have to edit out a few things--

I tend to look at traditional set-ups first, but more modern interiors have their own way of acknowledging spring --

"Happiest Place" showed a few, like this simple, minimal look, a rustic doughbowl with lemons--

This is so pretty with the empty delicate wiry bowl next to the bouquet-- 

Taryn Whiteaker's wispy branches look modern in a sculptural glass vase and with black and white photos--

Just a few twiggy greens in a pot, and creamy pillows and throw can signal a lightened-up season....

"Contemporary" allows for playful spring-y touches, like purple pom-pom stems!

Sometimes, a little iridescence and pink-tipped petals are all that's needed...

[AuntG]

I have pastel juice glasses that just sit in my hutch. Wish I could come up with a way to display them.

[Love my grandkids]

@Oznell I LOVE 52 Flea.  It really appeals to the simple side of me.

[Marsha2003]

I'm looking forward to switching out some of my decor this weekend to welcome spring.  Even though it's still a little chilly, I'm looking forward to exchanging heavier throws for lighter weight versions and wool pillow covers for linen ones.  Pine cones and evergreens will go back into storage and a few bunnies and eggs will make an appearance.

[We rescue cats]

I absolutely LOVE that green door to greet folks, how cheerful! And combining the various delfte blue designs within different areas of the home is wonderful! I think I can smell the wonderful lilies of the valley wafting thru the air as they sit amongst the stunning white tulips. . .and the wispy pink branches set off the black and white array of framed photos. . . there is so much to love in this setting!

[Nonametoday]

I love each and everyone, especially the ones with the eggs.  Just so lovely.  But I am not fond of the green door.  It reminds me of that song when I was a child, "wonder what's going on behind the green door...there's an old piano and they play it hot behind the green door, don't know what they're doing but they do it a lot behind the green door...wish they'd let me in so I could find out what's behind the green door."  That song scared me so bad that even in my adult life, I don't like green doors.  I used to shiver when I heard it, even on the radio.

[Oznell]

@AuntG ,  agree, it's a shame not to be able to fully enjoy our pretty things, like your pastel glasses ( perfect for spring).  Maybe you could put yours out on a tray like she did, with or without another element like a vase or pitcher...

@Nonametoday ,  it's interesting how childhood associations, like yours with that scary song, can last and last...

Ha--  I remembered right.  That sweet ( live) bunny is a breed called "Lionhead".

They are impossibly cute, described as very social, energetic, and can even be litter-trained.  ( Really?!)

[DREAMON]

These are all absolutely lovely. My least favorite is the modern room with the purple pompom stems.

Boy am I ready for SPRING!

[LindaSal]

@Oznell I love these pictures today and yes that green table with the blue pieces is striking!  But moreso, I just kept going back to those bunnies!  I've never seen this particular bunny and think they are the cutest things ever!  Thanks for posting

[Oznell]

Oh, agreed, @LindaSal ,  I was just enchanted with those bunnies also.  They are so soft, seemingly helpless and adorable!