We’re not quite in the spring home decor season yet, but this time of year is a great time to start thinking about how you want to refresh your space. One of the best ways to do that is to get the jump on early decor drops, and some of the Crate & Barrel spring collection is already available to shop.
Whether you’re looking for accent pieces like candlesticks (yes, those are still very much on trend) or need some decorative pieces that also function as organizers, this recent drop of Crate & Barrel spring decor can help you achieve a nice little refresh while helping you look ahead to warmer and brighter days.
I scoured the new arrivals to find the best pieces that work well for winter but can easily transition into the spring season.
Crate & Barrel Spring Collection
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With the holiday season behind us, Crate & Barrel’s new arrivals offer a refreshing spring touch.
Candlesticks are still popular in 2024 and the Crate & Barrel spring collection has several stunning options to choose from. With its sculptural silhouette and gorgeous colored glass, the Venezia Large Smoke Green Glass Taper Candle Holder is our favorite from the new spring arrivals. Buy them individually in small, medium, and large sizes, or purchase a set of all three for a clustered tabletop decor moment.
You don’t need an entire home decor haul to make an impact. Case in point: The Ital Large Glass Decorative Centerpiece Bowl is a functional piece that has a more artisanal decor touch. I love this glass bowl because it comes in a couple of sizes and is versatile enough to work as a fruit bowl or a centerpiece with seasonal items such as pinecones or pomegranates.
With holiday wreaths in storage, your entryway might benefit from a little refresh. I love the Dried Bunny Tail & Greenery Wreath from Crate & Barrel because it’s a good transitional piece that works well in the winter but is still fresh enough for the spring season. The durable dried wreath is made from a grapevine base and features a gorgeous blend of mandioca, birch, Lagarus, statice, and hill flowers.
Introduce spring into your space with scent. The Vitruvi Stone Essential Oil Diffuser is one of our favorite functional home decor items, and you can now purchase one at Crate & Barrel. Create your own blends using the Essential Oils Kit or purchase a pre-made blend, such as this SEASONS aroma.
Spring is all about introducing botanicals and blooms to your space. If you don’t have a green thumb, you can get a similar effect with this Faux Monstera Rattan Leaf. Also available in a Birds of Paradise style, this faux sprig is an excellent transitional piece for those in between months when it’s not quite spring yet.
The new Crate & Barrel arrivals also feature lots of gorgeous baskets and organizers for spring cleaning. If you’re looking for a designated spot for your couch throw blankets, we adore the Rybak Medium Square Woven Decorative Blanket Basket, which comes in two different sizes and is made from gorgeous sea glass for a more neutral look.
Crate & Barrel FAQs
Is Crate & Barrel good quality?
Crate & Barrell tends to be great quality, because it's about as expensive as entry-level homewares get before you start looking at more luxury items. As with any large retailer there are stories of some products being poorly finished or badly delivered, but for the main part the furniture and decor is good quality.
Crate and Barrelc are far from the only place to shop spring decor. I've just covered the latest Hearth & Hand spring collection, which is worth considering if spring farmhouse decor is more your speed.
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