As the days get longer and the temperatures get warmer, now is the perfect time to give your home a refresh as we welcome the new season. Changing up your home’s current look by mixing in some spring interior design ideas allows you to bring fresh new trends, colors, and creativity to your space.
At CHD, our interior designers like to take advantage of the changing of the season to expand on the timeless elements of your home’s design while mixing in new ideas to offer a change of scenery and a breath of fresh air. Keep reading for our team’s favorite spring interior design ideas to help you jumpstart the transition to spring in your home.

Incorporating Florals and Greenery into Spring Interior Design
Nothing welcomes spring quite like bright florals and fresh greenery. Filling your home with fragrant bouquets instantly lifts the mood and adds seasonal charm. Place eye-catching arrangements in high-traffic areas, such as the living room or foyer, to make a bold statement. Smaller vases with delicate blooms bring an inviting touch to bathrooms or bedside tables, adding a bit of cheer to unexpected spaces.
For a more personal approach, try hand-picking and mixing your own bouquet to reflect your style. Tulips and daffodils are classic springtime favorites, and when paired with brightly colored or patterned vases, they create a striking contrast against darker wood finishes, brightening up the entire room.
Beyond flowers, live plants play an essential role in interior design. They not only add natural beauty but also improve air quality and promote a sense of calm. In smaller spaces, vertical gardens maximize greenery without taking up floor space, while large potted plants like palms, snake plants, or fiddle leaf figs make a bold yet soothing statement.
The Top Textiles for Spring: Light & Refreshing Fabrics
In the winter, we gravitate toward heavier fabrics to create a warm, cozy atmosphere. As the temperatures start to rise and the days stretch longer, spring is the perfect time to swap in lighter, breathable materials that keep your home feeling fresh and airy. Here are some fabrics to consider when transitioning your interior design for spring:
- Cotton: Versatile, breathable, and effortlessly stylish, cotton works well across home decor, from upholstery to curtains and bedding. With a variety of colors, patterns, and textures available, it blends seamlessly with any design aesthetic while remaining soft, durable, and easy to clean.
- Linen: Known for its relaxed elegance, linen adds a touch of effortless sophistication to any space. Its natural texture brings depth to soft furnishings, and its pill-resistant quality makes it an excellent choice for slipcovers in high-traffic areas.
- Jute: This natural, eco-friendly fiber introduces organic texture and warmth while maintaining a light and airy feel. Whether in area rugs, woven baskets, or decorative accents, jute enhances a space with its understated earthiness.
- Silk: Often associated with colder months, silk can bring a refined, luxurious feel to spring interiors. Opt for lighter-weight silks in soft pastels or floral prints to add a delicate, seasonal touch to drapery, throw pillows, or bedding.
Incorporate these fabrics throughout your home for a seamless seasonal transition. Swap out pillow covers and throws for lighter options, update window treatments and draperies to let in more natural light, and refresh upholstery on chairs or sofas with breathable materials. Bedding and duvet covers in airy fabrics enhance comfort, while a cotton or linen tablecloth adds a soft, inviting touch to dining spaces.
Spring Color Palettes: Top Shades to Refresh Your Home
One of the easiest ways to refresh your home for spring is by incorporating seasonal colors into decor elements that are simple to swap out, like throw pillows, rugs, and accent pieces. Whether you prefer soft pastels or bold, statement-making hues, the right color palette can breathe new life into your space.
Soft & Serene: The Timeless Appeal of Pastels for Spring Decor
Pastel shades have long been a staple of spring interior design, offering a light, airy feel that mirrors the season’s natural beauty. Soft hues like dusty pink, mint green, peach, and lavender are making a strong resurgence, bringing a sense of tranquility to any room. These delicate tones echo the gentle colors of budding leaves and clear blue skies, creating a peaceful backdrop in living rooms, bedrooms, and even kitchens. Whether incorporated through upholstery, painted walls, or decorative accents, pastels provide a subtle yet refreshing update that never goes out of style.
Bold & Vibrant: A Modern Take on Spring Interior Design Color Palettes
Spring doesn’t have to be all soft and subtle—it can also be vibrant and full of energy. For a more modern approach, bold, saturated hues make a striking statement while still feeling fresh and natural.
Deep greens and warm browns create a grounded, organic feel reminiscent of lush landscapes and natural elements. These earthy hues add richness and warmth, making them perfect for spaces where you want to establish a connection with the outdoors. Pairing these colors with natural materials like wood, jute, or linen enhances their organic appeal and brings a sense of depth and sophistication.
On the other end of the spectrum, vibrant jewel tones—think deep indigo, bold yellow, and bright pops of red or coral—capture the lively energy of spring. Inspired by the bold colors of fresh blooms and springtime sunsets, these hues add drama and personality to a space. From statement decor to patterned window treatments, rich jewel tones infuse interiors with vibrance and confidence, making them an exciting choice for the season.
Whether you lean toward earthy tones or lively jewel hues, these spring interior design ideas can transform your home with colors that feel both fresh and intentional.
Create an Indoor-Outdoor Flow with Cohesive Interior Design
Spring is the perfect time to embrace indoor-outdoor living, making the most of the Lowcountry’s beautiful weather. One way to bring the outdoors in is to create a seamless flow between your interior and exterior spaces, allowing you to transition effortlessly between the two.
If your home features a sliding glass or bifold door, you already have a natural flow between indoors and out. However, even without these features, you can achieve a cohesive feel by thoughtfully coordinating your outdoor furnishings and decor with your spring interior design ideas.
Choose fabrics, colors, and patterns that complement your interior decor to make your outdoor space feel like a true extension of your home—just like our interior designers did for this oceanfront home in Pawley’s Island, SC (pictured above). The repeating pops of turquoise, grounded with neutral cushions and black accents, visually connect the living room and adjoining porch area for a harmonious transition that makes both spaces feel like one.
Spring Interior Design Ideas: Get Creative with Fresh Seasonal Updates
Playing with neutral and pastel colors, lightweight fabrics, patterns, prints, and nature are all effective ways to elevate your spring interior design. Allow the season of renewal to motivate you to revamp your designs and produce areas that are as lively and new as the flowers blooming outside.
If you’re looking for expert guidance to bring your vision to life or need help curating the perfect pieces for your space, CHD Interiors is here to help. Browse our interior design showrooms in Murrells Inlet and Mount Pleasant to find that perfect piece to tie your spring look together. And if you’re looking for expert guidance to bring your vision to life, our designers specialize in creating interiors that feel effortless, inviting, and tailored to your style. Ready to get started? Contact CHD’s interior designers today!