Vintage Farmhouse Spring Decor in the Kitchen
Get fresh vintage farmhouse Spring decorating ideas for your kitchen! Repurposed junk, vintage collections, and organic touches combine for a cottage-styled welcome!
Spring is a time of new life and hope! What better way to celebrate it than with bright, happy colors and organic textures. Decorating our homes with touches of beauty brings a calmness and special-ness to everyday moments, which is even more important right now. I hope this Vintage Farmhouse Spring Decor in the Kitchen tour brings a smile to your face and pumps your inspiration, too!
Vintage Farmhouse Spring Decor in the Kitchen
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Vintage Farmhouse Style Needs Collections
The backbone of vintage farmhouse decor style is your personal collections. The great junk you’ve been hunting and finding for years! Enjoy all those hard-found goodies throughout your home, and yes, even in the kitchen!
Here are some of the vintage collections I used in my Kitchen Spring Decor:
- vintage kitchen scales
- flower frogs
- vintage metal trays
- utilitarian kitchen metal containers
Spring Decor Needs a Variety of Textures
To bring about the spring-is-busting-out-all-over vibe, use a wide variety of man-made and organic textures in your decor styling. A combination of rough and smooth, dressy and rustic create interesting vignettes. Earthy, organic textures can be tucked in as a main stage item, or have a supporting role, filling in the spaces here and there.
See if you can spot these textures in my kitchen spring decor:
- galvanized metal
- rusty metal
- terra cotta
- faux greenery
- moss
- old character-filled wood
- woven material
- glass/china/pottery
- bark/wood
- paper
- fabric
Vintage Farmhouse Decor Shouldn’t Be Fussy
Farmhouse and Cottage-style decor is relaxed. It makes you want to put your feet up on the coffee table with a cool drink or chat with your kiddos leaning on the kitchen island. Open shelves convey that relaxed style. For Spring my kitchen shelves are filled with a mish-mosh of old restaurant-ware china and pyrex, all with aqua and green patterns. Simple, glass wide-mouth jars are within self-serve reach. Yes, this can mean everyone help themselves!
For a bit of pretty, tuck a pot of flowers, a framed pic, even some egg cartons onto your kitchen shelves and the wall behind. Beauty + function is the best combination!
For Spring Kitchen Decor, Include Fresh and Pretty
If you haven’t had the opportunity to get fresh Spring flowers, no problem. Just fill a vase or two with spring branches-anything alive will do! Whenever I venture out to get some “essential” groceries, I tell myself tulips are just as essential for my families mental health right now! I love to combine them with budded and leafed out branches from the yard!
Make Your Vintage Farmhouse Feel Like the Heart of the Home by Adding Words
Incorporate encouraging words into your kitchen to inspire yourself and your family. This little canvas is the perfect reminder for us each day of Who’s in control of it all!
DIY and Repurposed Projects Seen Here:
“DIY Stenciled Galvanized Bucket”
“Repurposed Wooden Spindle Carrots”
“Vintage Silverware Art for the Kitchen”
“How to Refresh Vintage Galvanized Metal”
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Did you enjoy your little tour? I hope it lifted your spirits and gave you some new ideas to freshen up your home for Spring! Thanks for visiting and reading Vintage Farmhouse Spring Decor in the Kitchen!
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Good evening! Love your decor. Question: what color are your beautiful cabinets with the plate racks painted in? Thank you, Christy
Hmmm…it’s been quite a few years since we painted those. I think they are Benjamin Moore Bleeker Beige? It’s been so long the color’s maybe changed names:(
I just love how you decorate any season, but your Spring was fantastic! Thanks for sharing! 🐰
So glad you enjoyed it, Margie! Thanks:)
Lora, you always do such a wonderful job creating gorgeous vintage vignettes both inside and outside your home. I always walk away inspired and more often than not, thinking, “I never would have thought to use _ to decorate” and in this case, it was the egg cartons. Pinned 🙂
Aw, thank you, Marie! If you leave inspired, with new ideas in your head, that’s perfect! Using humble things like egg cartons for decor is always a happy surprise when it happens! Thanks for pinning!
Just awesome Lora! Lots of goodies!
Thanks, Carlene! #allthevintage!
Lora, I love all your fresh decorating inspiration for Spring!
Thank you so much for sharing this at Farmhouse Friday – I’m featuring it at this week’s party!
Wonderful, Michelle! Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks:)
I saw part of your post and saved the rest for today, i love your spring kitchen and yes it gave me lots of inspiration just like you always do. Thank you and hope your family stays healthy and Happy Easter.
Hope you had a good Easter, too, Marlene!
Love the collection in the kitchen. Looks awesome all put together. I love the country rustic look myself. Thanks again for sharing
Glad you enjoyed it, Angie! Popped on over;)
I absolutely love your spring decor ideas, Lora! So many beautiful ideas and projects! Pinning!
Thanks for pinning, Linda! Now if we can just get rid of this snow…
These all look so happy and cheerful–just what we need right now! Thanks for all the good hints and ideas.
Your welcome, Vikki! Yes, keeping the positivity going!
Beautiful Lora!
Tania
Thank you, Tania!