How to Spruce Up Your Thrifted Vintage Finds for Spring
Do you love antiquing, thrifting, and all things vintage? If so, you’ve come to the right place! Today I’ll share some ideas on how you can spruce up your thrifted vintage finds for spring.
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Sprucing Up Your Thrifted Vintage Finds for Spring
One of my favorite things is shopping for antiques and vintage home and garden decor. And when I can find a great deal, that’s pretty much the cherry on top!
I thought I would share a different take on my blog post this month. Rather than showing you the thrifted finds from a flea market, antique mall, or vintage store, I thought I would share some of the vintage items I found around the house and garage and how I spruced them up for spring.
Garden-Inspired Vintage Spring Home Décor
Do you know what I love even more than vintage décor? Garden-inspired vintage décor. Are you loving these beautiful bright green seltzer bottles as much as I do?
Flower and Plant Containers
Ironstone and enamel containers are some of my favorite options for plants and flowers.
A rusty vintage toolbox is another great way to display spring flowers like these gorgeous daffodils.
And these faux succulents look pretty amazing in the toolbox as well.
Galvanized buckets and tubs are perfect for indoor and outdoor plant and flower containers.
And how about this thrifted vintage fountain?
Adding a Touch of Spring with Vintage Windows
I have a thing for vintage windows. It could be because we replaced all of the windows from our 1920 home several years ago and kept them all! I can’t tell you how happy I am that we were able to repurpose them.
A basket of flowers or a wreath adds a special spring décor touch.
Vintage windows create interest in our cottage garden, including this one on our potting bench.
A Spring Vintage Tablescape
I recently bought these Desert Rose dishes at an Antique Mall. I loved the pink and green color combination. Spring has always been my favorite season for creating tablescapes.
Not only were the dishes a fabulous vintage find, but I also used a few vintage containers I’ve found over the last few months, and they’re perfect for my spring hellebores.
I found this silver cup at one of my favorite shops, Details Home and Garden in Poulsbo, WA.
Sprucing up the Spring Garden
How about finding a thrifted vintage bike for your spring garden? Add a basket or two full of flowers. We were so lucky when a neighbor gave us this bike.
Vintage headboards create interest in any garden. You can use them to separate your garden spaces or as a trellis for your flowers.
I hope this inspired you to spruce up your thrifted vintage finds for spring.
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So many wonderful ideas and great shares! Love all of them! Thanks for sharing 🙂
I absolutely love each and every photo Kim and am so inspired to get in my garden and bring plants indoors! I need to put my tool boxes to more use!
Your garden shed is a favorite of mine! I love all of your tips for using vintage in your home! I’m always saying “put a plant in it” and these are perfect examples! Thanks for letting me join you this week!
Kim, I love all your beautiful ideas for using thrifted vintage finds! Thanks for all the inspiration! ❤️
Kim I love all your vintage containers just perfect for all your beautiful flowers. Love thrifting with you ??
I love how you style your thrifted finds! With the weather getting warmer I’m hoping to resyle mine outdoors in the garden soon!