Valentine’s Day has passed and I’ve taken down all things red and pink with hearts. Time for that Easter and spring decor to come out. I’ve gathered so many over the years, it just livens my home and feels so bright and happy and fresh. I love spring colors (and rabbits) and I’m always on the hunt for more!

So for today’s post, I decided to give you a tour of pieces all over my home that I’ve brought out of storage. I’ve provided links where I can so that you can shop online for them (if they’re still in stock by the time you read this) if you like them as much as I do. Online shopping is great, not just for the bargains you can get at https://www.raise.com/coupons/lowes or other websites, but it means you can quickly find a great range of decor items in a short amount of time. You’ll see in this post which retailer I love the most but make sure to give them all a try, they might have exactly what you’re looking for.

Alright, I’ve gone on enough about buying decor, let’s get to showing you my prized Easter & Spring collection:

I absolutely LOVE this bunny wreath I found at Hobby Lobby for 24.99 and then 40% off! I’ve had several strangers knock on my door asking where I got it

Last year during Spring Break, I was at home in California and went to my local wholesale florist and found this darling greenvine bunny and wheelbarrow. I grabbed some faux flowers and added some lace burlap ribbon and think it’s just so cute in front of my fireplace.

I also found this cute moss greenvine basket at the same florist BUT you can find similar items HERE at Pottery Barn this spring. I was there a couple of nights ago shopping and saw them. They’re lovely! I found the cute ceramic bird at Hobby Lobby and the cute metal chalkboard stand back in good ‘ole Waco before we moved from my dear friends at Paper & Lace.

Speaking of Pottery Barn, I walked out of the store and completely forgot to purchase these gorgeous rabbit pillows (here) so I jumped online when I got home and ordered them. Aren’t they precious??!!

This bunny is one of my favorites! I found him at LaurieAnna’s Vintage Home 2 years ago in East Texas. If you haven’t been there, you are missing out!! Oh how I miss living in Texas and all of the amazing shopping! You could plan a girls shopping trip just for Canton Trade Days and LaurieAnna’s alone!

I’m obsessed with this sweet German Glass Glitter Bird Box. I found it at a local boutique here in Henderson, NV.

Any guess where these beautiful german glass glitter bunnies are from? Yep, Pottery Barn…and extremely affordable! Remember….german glass glitter tarnishes over time. Some people like that look and some don’t. I like mine to tarnish just a little and then I spray them with a sealer so that they keep some of their sparkle and yet still have that vintage aged look.

With all the lovely sunlight I get in my home, it makes it hard to take a picture of this gorgeous glitter “Happy Easter” garland.

It’s from Pottery Barn Kids and here’s their cute picture of it close up.

This darling banner can not be found in stores (although maybe on Etsy) because my sweet mother surprised all of us daughter with them last year! I love the bunny silhouettes and fuzzy tail. My mom is always making the cutest things!

Now…what do y’all think of these cute canvas glitter Easter baskets? I found them at Home Goods. I love them BUT it means that we say good-bye to our darling Pottery Barn Kids Easter baskets I’m torn….what should I do??? Help please!

I wish I could tell you where my mother found these soft vintage bunnies but neither of us remember . She bought a bunch of them and gave them to each grandchild for Easter one year. They are the sweetest and softest little bunnies. The birdcage pillow I made. There are such fun fabrics out there this time of year and pillows are easy so get your sewing machine out real quick and whip up some cute accent pillows!

I love adding a spring wreath to my mirror to add that perfect touch! Spring represents new life and things blooming so I love anything floral or green this time of year! I found this cute wreath at Hobby Lobby for just $9.

Another Hobby Lobby find. I should tell you….whenever we move for my husband’s job, the first thing I ask is, “Is there a Hobby Lobby there?” If he says yes, I go! I can’t live without a Hobby Lobby!!!!!

I love this touch of nature with the combination of the white faux aspen candleholder (Hobby Lobby) and this greenvine ball that I found in some Texas boutique. Notice I like to decorate in 3’s (or odd numbers). Always helpful when you are placing decor around your house. And being an adopted Southerner…the phrase “bless your heart” is part of my everyday conversation so my sweet friend, Natalie, made it and sent it to me from Texas when we moved here to Vegas. Love it!

Here’s a fun tip….take a cupcake stand and put a small rabbit or bird inside to add to your spring decor. I normally pick some grass from outside and add it first andy then add the bunny on top. BUT….we have “fake grass” here in our neighborhood in Vegas {tear} so there is nothing to pick. You can also add a couple of Cadbury Eggs too, which I think is really darling,

One of my absolute FAVORITE new finds this year has been this darling bunny/damask hand towel set from Williams-Sonoma! As soon as I saw it in their catalog, I hopped in the car and ran to their store. Aren’t they precious?!!! Just $19.95 for the set.

Invest in some little inexpensive bunnies that you can place all around your house for a subtle hint of spring and Easter.

And buy some little birdies too because they’re adorable! I like to keep these up all year long! Hobby Lobby and TaiPan have them often…so does Pier 1 Imports and Michael’s. Just pick them up when you see them. Frame is from Home Goods.

It just has “spring” written all over it right?! This frame is from LaurieAnna’s Vintage Home.

This sweet little burlap bunny garland was from Target last year and I soooo wish they’d bring it back this year!! But they didn’t….why oh why? But they do have one HERE that is similar and a few cute others.

More bunnies! I found this little guy at Home Goods, along with these cute canisters.

I created this little vignette on my dining table with a serving tray from IKEA and did you know they have online shopping now???? HALLELUJAH!!! I put some shortbread cookies on a glass cake stand with cloche from Hobby Lobby, which I often have with my afternoon tea. I found this lovely vase at Michael’s in their home decor section and then grabbed some lovely faux floral to go inside.

We end the tour at my table. I loved these Williams-Sonoma Embroidered Bunny Napkins and Bird’s Nest Napkin Rings (sold out online) and decided to splurge. They just took my breath away.

I hope you’ve enjoyed seeing all these beautiful bits of spring and Easter decor! And I hope it’s inspired you to keep your eyes open for all of those things that you can slowly add to your home that make you smile and make it a place where you are happy to be and want to welcome people into to visit. It doesn’t have to be overwhelming and all at once. Start with a few things and keep adding every year. Open those windows, do some spring cleaning/organizing/purging and add loveliness to your home.

Wishing you the happiest spring and Easter season! xoxo, Summer

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I have refinished a LOT of furniture in my day! Especially back in Texas at Junque Queens (a treasure in Waco, TX) and doing shows. You find the best pieces back there in The South. Not only are they much easier to find there than in Las Vegas, but the prices are a lot less. I’ve purchased gorgeous vintage dressers for as low as $5 at garage sales. I’ve been known to dumpster-dive, climb in huge boxes outside of Goodwills, pick through old barns and sheds, and pull over to grab pieces off the curb. I have no shame! Every piece has a story behind it and I absolutely LOVE and believe in mixing the old with the new. They just don’t make them like they used to right?!

I wanted a new entry buffet so I found this great piece on Craigslist for $50. It’s more than I like to pay but it was worth it and is a great piece for storage as well. After sanding it down, I painted the bottom with Valspar’s “Woodrow Wilson Presidential White” from Lowe’s. I have been obsessed with this color for years now. It’s the perfect “off-white” color without being stark white and not cream.   I stripped the shine and stain off the top, used mineral spirits to clean it up and let it dry over night before I sanded it down and added wood conditioner. (HERE is a great and easy tutorial and more details if you are not familiar with this staining process.) Then, after letting it dry over night, I stained it. I used Minwax Walnut and then applied the Grey on top. I finished it off with a satin-finish polyurethane to protect it and for easier cleaning. It turned out perfectly!

I’ve also been needing another dresser and more space for my daughter’s room. I knew I wanted a French Provencial long dresser but they are always hard to find expensive when you do find it. I lucked out. I found one for around $100 on Craigslist , which is a great deal, considering its popularity these days. I sanded it and primed it and then used this fun cotton candy pink paint in a semi-gloss finish that I had in my garage. I’m obsessed with it! It’s perfect for her cute shabby chic pink/aqua/white bedroom!

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