Neutral Spring home decor with vintage crock, pot rack, and copper collection
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7 Beautiful & Thrifty European Farmhouse Spring Home Accessories

Adding Spring home accessories can be gorgeous and budget-friendly if you get creative and keep things simple, let me show you how!

Spring decor in the kitchen with a thrifted basket on a shaker style peg rack

Before we dive into my budget-friendly Spring decor ideas I want to say thank you to Kelly with The Tattered Pew for inviting me to join this home tour!

It’s always such an amazing week full of home decor inspiration from some of the most wonderful ladies.

To see everyone’s post this week just scroll to the bottom of this post and you’ll find all the links to everyone Spring home decor inspiration.

If you’re here from Jen’s light and airy Spring Home Tour I’m so glad you came!

She is always inspiring me with her gorgeous pictures and decor.

If you didn’t come from her post, make sure you hop over there and check out her ideas for this year!

Okay, lets get into these budget-friendly Spring home decor tips!

Beautiful neutral Spring home decor accessories

How do I make my house feel like Spring?

The best way to make your home feel like Spring is to begin adding simple home accessories.

  • baskets
  • galvanized buckets
  • pitchers
  • linens
  • spring pillow covers
  • produce
  • florals
  • artwork

Of all the items on the list the one that has the biggest impact on making a home feel like Spring would definitely be the florals.

Vintage Spring decor for a simple and neutral home

How do you decorate for Spring on a budget?

My top two tips for having a beautiful Spring home on a budget are:

  • Repurpose everyday items for decor
  • Shop at flea markets, thrifty stores, or vintage stores

As you do these things you’ll begin to see that you don’t have to “buy” as much as you might think.

Spring decor from the thrift store in the kitchen

Do you have a clear or white pitcher in the cabinet above your fridge for lemonade on special occasions?

Pull it out and put flowers in it and set it on the kitchen table.

What about a cake stand for when you take yummy treats to a gathering?

Pull that out too!

Using everyday items for Spring decor

Add seasonal treats or just put a floral stem on top of it.

As far as the shopping is concerned, it took me a bit, but I found the best and most inexpensive shops and flea market vendors.

You have to take the time to hunt, but once you find those stores and vendors you’ll spend less money.

how to decorate kitchen shelves the easy way

Example: I’ve found that one of the local thrift stores has a bin full of baskets and ALL of the baskets are $0.50.

You guys!!

simple and neutral vintage Spring decor

That’s cheaper than the Target $3-$5 section!

Not to mention the added bonus that usually you can find some really awesome and unique baskets with more character at the thrift store.

(I can’t wait to share the 2 baskets I bought for my Spring decor this year!)

Thrifty Spring Home Accessories

This list is by no means an exhaustive list.

You’re gonna finish the list and some of you may ask, “Where are the bunnies?” or “Where are the eggs?”

This is a list of the best Spring home decor if you like to keep things simple and still seasonal.

Spring home decor for the European farmhouse kitchen

I like my seasonal decor to be clear what season it is, but during the phase of life that I’m in, doing complete overhauled on my decor is just not possible.

I have 2 little girls and about to be 3 little girls running around this house as we get close to finalizing our adoption.

We’re cooking together, working in the garden, taking care of the chickens, working on projects in our home and at our new rental properties.

We are busy living our lives over here.

So spending hours upon hours decorating for every season is just not for me.

I want the decor to be beautiful, quick, and budget-friendly.

So with that said, lets get into the best thrifty Spring home accessories!

Spring Home Accessories | Baskets

I’m so excited to share these baskets with you!

They were at a local thrift store.

I love this little one i have hanging on our DIY peg rail.

So simple and still so beautiful.

Tulips in a vintage basket Spring home accessories

I didn’t grab the big one first because it wasn’t in the bin, so it was $4.

But I went in a month after the first time I saw it and it was still there and I still wanted it.

So I grabbed it.

But $4 for a basket this size and with this much charm is still a great deal!

To make the baskets feel more like Spring I added tulips.

Another thing you could do is add a cute simple ribbon, but I wanted to go with the look that I just came in from the garden.

basket full of tulips for Spring home accessories

Spring Home Accessories | Pitchers

Another great Spring decor piece is pitchers.

I have 3 white pitchers that I will pull out and put on the counter or the dining room table at any given time during “flower season” haha!

This little one I have hanging on my DIY pot rack was a gift that a friend gave me.

DIY pot rack decorated for neutral and simple Spring

She knew I was hunting for a white ironstone pitcher and when she found one she bought it and gave it to me.

I insisted that I pay her for it and but found out she didn’t want me to pay her back because the vendor only asked for $1 for it!

Like I said, once you know where to go and get great items for great prices just keep going there!

Spring Home Accessories | Crocks

I’ve talked about my basket obsession pretty openly, but I’ve never talked about my crock obsession.

vintage crock full of faux stems for simple and neutral Spring decor

I love crocks.

All the shapes and sizes.

The more unique the better!

My favorite vintage shop in town, Nina’s Niche, is where I get almost all my crocks.

I’ve been to flea markets and other antique stores and she has the best selection and prices.

vintage crock with a single tulip stem for vintage European farmhouse Spring decor

I especially love this little one with the super cute handle!

Spring Home Accessories | Linens

For my Spring linens I like to keep them simple.

Neutral Spring decor on European farmhouse kitchen open shelves

I have a bunch of mostly white napkins and tea towels, but for Spring I like to pull out my light blue tea towels.

Their softness makes them fit perfectly.

If you have any that are a soft or light Spring color they would be perfect!

Spring Home Accessories | Produce

I am forever buying fresh produce at the grocery store.

At least until the trees and gardens start producing.

fresh lemons on the counter for simple Spring decor

So add some produce to your counter tops.

Or put them in a bowl.

If you’re buying them anyway, why not intentionally buy seasonal produce and turn them into decor while they last.

At my house the bowl is full the first day, and then before I know it, it’s empty haha!

Spring Home Accessories | Artwork

When I first started adding vintage artwork to my home decor, I thought that every piece had to corrdinate with the season.

But I quickly learned that is:

  1. A ridiculous idea
  2. Way too expensive.

You can always buy seasonal prints, but I’d rather just keep the artwork that speaks to me out.

vintage artwork in the kitchen for simple Spring decor

For instance, the piece that on the wall in my kitchen is one of my absolute favorites of all the pieces I have.

I love the colors and mood of this view.

It’s calming, hopeful, light and speaks of days lived slower.

For me, this is something I want to be reminded of EVERY DAY.

So keeping it up all year long, even in the winter, is something that works for me.

pressed flowers for vintage artwork

I encourage you to search for artwork that speaks to you on a deeper level than just a pictures that reminds you of a season.

By adding vintage artwork to your collection like this you’ll spend less money and you’ll probably be more deeply moved by the piece.

You can also add pressed flowers to a frame, and use that for sentimental artwork.

Check out this post to read what the pressed flowers mean to me.

Spring Home Accessories | Florals

This is the “home run” of all the items you could use in your Spring home decor.

Florals!

tulips in a basket for simple Spring decor in the dining room

If you’ve been following around over here for very long you know I love adding flowers to just about everything haha!

Flowers make everything prettier.

Real or faux.

For Spring I like to stick with flowers that would usually be blooming in Spring.

Obviously, this is not a hard and fast rule, but if you think about it, a tulip or daffodil will announce Spring much more readily that a rose or even a hydrangea.

cherry blooms in a vintage crock for modern European farmhouse Spring decor

That isn’t to say you would never see those blooms in the Spring.

In fact I planted a few rose bushes last year that should bloom late Spring this year.

(I just checked them out today and they look so good! I’m so excited!)

But roses aren’t confined to Spring the way that tulips, daffodil and other early Spring blooms are.

If you like these tulips you’re going to love them even more when you learn they were only $1/stem on Amazon!

Okay guys, those are all the budget-friendly Spring home decor tips I have for you today.

If you’re interested in seeing more of our home and decor style you can check out this post.

But otherwise, if you’re are looking for more Spring inspiration head over to Cindy’s Spring Home Tour!

Cindy is one of the sweetest ladies you’ll ever meet and I love all that she shares!

In a couple weeks I’ll share our entryway all decorated for Spring.

I’m so excited!

Pin for Later!

DIY pot rack with vintage copper collection and a thrift store basket full of tulips for simple spring decor in the dining room

Don’t forget to head over to Facebook or Instagram to see our day-to-day fun!

Also, make sure you follow along on Pinterest to check out all the other inspiration I’ve been pinning!

Have a great week! XoXo

Open Your Doors,
Aliya

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Bloggers’ Best Spring Home Tours

Monday’s Tours

Monday's Spring Tours

The Tattered Pew | My Thrift Store Addiction | Bricks n’ Blooms

Shiplap and Shells | Cottage In The Mitten | Cottage On Bunker Hill

Tuesday’s Tours

Spring Tours Tuesday

Midwest Life and Style | Open Doors Open Hearts | Cloches and Lavender

Amy Sadler Designs | Up To Date Interiors

Wednesday’s Tours

Wednesday's Spring Tours

Simply2Moms | Sand Dollar Lane | DIY Beautify

The Ponds Farmhouse | Pasha Is Home | Lantern Lane Designs

Thursday’s Tours

Thursday's Spring Tours

StoneGable | My Wee Abode | County Road 407

She Gave It A Go | Aratari At Home | Willow Bloom Home

Friday’s Tours

Friday's Spring Tours

Lora Bloomquist Create and Ponder | White Arrows Home | Follow The Yellow Brick Home

Robyn’s French Nest | Tatertots and Jello | My Family Thyme

Hi! my name is Aliya and I'm so glad you stopped by today! Truly you have no idea how much it means to me. I live in Ohio with my husband and 3 little girls. I believe that once we start opening our doors, that hearts will start to open around us as well. You can head over to the About Aliya page to get my whole story.

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