How to Bring the Outdoor Elements Into Your Home for the Spring Season

Are you ready for a spring refresh? I‘ll show you how to liven things up by bringing outdoor elements inside your home for spring.

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Bringing the outdoor elements inside with fresh cut lilacs

Bringing the Outdoor Elements Inside for Spring

I don’t know about you, but I am SO READY for spring!

I’ve missed the outdoors so much and love this time of year when I can bring in some of those beautiful outdoor elements and surround myself with garden inspiration.

Tulips, stock, eucalyptus and roses make a great statement together.

Fresh Cut Flowers

Depending on the time of the season, there are many cut flowers to choose from, both in the garden and at the florist.

Tulips, stock, eucalyptus, and roses make a great statement together. I went to a local flower shop for this arrangement pictured above.

This is a great combination that is in my garden right now as I write this. Hellebores, Japanese Roses, and Quince.

This is a great combination from my garden. Hellebores, Japanese Roses, and Quince make a gorgeous arrangement.

At the beginning of spring, a bunch of hellebores are a welcome addition to any table.

I have a few Japanese rose bushes in the backyard. They brighten up the kitchen this time of year.

fresh cut tulips in vintage enamel container

Spring Bulbs

I love tulips for spring. Doesn’t everybody?I used to pick some up at Trader Joe’s. But then I tried something.

I planted a raised bed full of these spring bulb beauties in my garden this year so I could cut them anytime I wanted to take them indoors.

Next year, I will have 3 or 4 raised beds full of tulips.

I got my fill of them this year.

Daffodils are perfect spring bulbs to grow indoors and watch their progress.

Daffodils and amaryllis are perfect spring bulbs to grow indoors, so watch their progress.

Amaryllis are perfect spring bulbs to grow indoors and watch their progress.

Flowering Plants

Primroses, African violets, Begonias, and Cyclamen are some flowering plants I grow indoors in the early spring.

Plants

House plants are a great way to bring the outdoors in for spring. But I do have a confession to make. This ivy plant is the only real one I have in my house right now. The other plants are faux.

Flowering Branches

There are so many beautiful tree and shrub spring blossoms that would look stunning in your home. Whether you force them to bloom or bring them in as they just start to bloom, they will make a huge impact.

Faux Flowers and Greenery

When you don’t have the option of fresh flowers, faux flowers are the next best thing. And I must admit, I sometimes like the faux version even more because they last longer, and I can add them to my baskets.

spring vignette with faux flowers and birds

faux white hydrangeas in wicker and glass vase

And I love my faux succulents in this rusty vintage toolbox.

Fresh and Faux Fruit

Both fresh and faux fruit create a much-needed pop of color for spring.

spring farm table centerpiece with lemons

lemons and eucalyptus in dough bowl on table

faux lemons and eucalyptus in dough bowl

I hope this gave you an idea for bringing the outdoors inside your home for a spring refresh. Leave a comment if you have a fun idea to try.

Until next time,

Happy Spring!

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