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Sculptural Hares
Taller rabbit and hare sculptures can provide enough height to anchor a mantel, console or entry display without needing a large number of smaller seasonal decorations around them.
Spring Decor
Spring & Summer Decor
Bring Back the Garden, the Light and a Little Whimsy
Spring does not require replacing everything in the room. A sculptural hare, a botanical print, natural woven texture or a little glass and candlelight can be enough to make the house feel lighter after winter.
Explore spring and summer decor with rabbits and hares, garden-inspired accents, botanical wall art, candleholders, natural materials and decorative pieces for tables, mantels, entries, porches and patios.
Before ordering: check dimensions, materials, quantity and intended location. Pieces described for spring styling are not automatically weatherproof; review the individual product before placing it outdoors.
Rabbits & Woodland Accents
Sculptural hares and other nature-inspired pieces bring
personality to mantels, shelves, tables and garden-style displays.
Botanical & Natural Decor
Floral imagery, greenery, woven materials and garden-inspired
forms make rooms feel fresher without relying only on pastel color.
Candlelight & Seasonal Displays
Glass hurricanes, bunny candleholders and decorative vessels
bring light and height to spring tables, consoles and entertaining spaces.
Seasonal Without Feeling Temporary
Spring Decor Can Stay Long After Easter
The most useful spring pieces do not have to disappear the moment Easter is over. Rabbits, birds, botanical art, garden-inspired sculpture and natural woven textures can continue through summer and often work year-round in a collected interior.
What changes is the setting around them. Pair a hare with fresh-looking greenery and lighter textiles in spring, then move it beside plants, glass and woven textures as the weather warms. The same object takes on a different seasonal character.
The Characters of the Season
Rabbit & Hare Decor for Spring and Beyond
Hares and rabbits are one of the strongest themes in the current Spring Decor assortment, ranging from large sculptural pieces to smaller candleholders and decorative stands.
Rustic & Natural Rabbits
Weathered metal, carved wood and faux-concrete finishes give woodland pieces a more natural character that can remain useful outside the Easter season.
Gold & Decorative Hares
Antiqued gold and sculptural finishes give familiar spring animals a more polished look for mantels, dining rooms and collected interiors.
A Nod to Easter Without Overdoing It
Easter Decor That Can Grow into Spring
Let the Rabbit Be the Easter Detail
A single bunny sculpture or pair of rabbit candleholders can establish an Easter theme without covering the room with eggs, signs and holiday-specific accessories.
Add Greenery & Florals
Green branches, potted plants or a simple floral arrangement soften metal and sculptural pieces and carry the display beyond the holiday into the rest of spring.
Use Natural Texture
Woven baskets, wood, seagrass and glass help seasonal accents feel integrated with the rest of the room rather than like temporary holiday decorations.
Bring the Garden Indoors
Botanical Wall Art & Garden-Inspired Decor
Floral and botanical pieces can create the feeling of spring without requiring live flowers on every surface.
Floral Wall Art
Large botanical prints add color at eye level and can change the feeling of an entire wall while leaving tabletops open for practical use.
Plant & Garden Accents
Decorative pieces inspired by planters, gardens and woodland settings can connect indoor rooms visually with porches, patios and garden areas.
Nature Without a Theme
Birds, leaves, flowers and animals are familiar motifs that work across traditional, rustic, cottage, eclectic and garden-inspired interiors without forcing the room into one style.
Lighter Evenings, Softer Glow
Spring Candleholders, Hurricanes & Decorative Glass
Bunny Candleholders
Rabbit taper holders bring spring character directly to a dining table or mantel while remaining useful as functional candleholders.
Glass Hurricanes
Clear and recycled glass keeps a display visually light. Hurricanes can hold candles or, when the individual design allows it, seasonal fillers and decorative natural elements.
Seasonal Fillers
Some open glass vessels can change with the season. Shells, natural objects, dried botanicals or other decorative fillers can move a piece from spring into summer without replacing it.
Looking for More Candlelight?
Explore the Full Candle Holder Collection
Spring Decor includes selected candleholders because their forms and materials work beautifully in seasonal displays. The dedicated collection offers a broader assortment of taper holders, hurricanes, candelabras and lanterns.
Candle Safety Still Matters
Keep candles safely away from faux greenery, dried flowers,
paper, woven materials and other combustible spring decor.
Natural Texture Lightens the Room
Wood, Seagrass, Glass & Weathered Metal
Wood
Carved and distressed wood brings warmth and natural grain to spring displays without relying on bright seasonal color.
Woven Texture
Seagrass, wicker and woven surfaces introduce the casual texture associated with picnics, porches and warmer-weather living.
Glass
Clear and lightly tinted glass reflects more light and allows greenery or decorative fillers to remain visible through the piece.
Metal
Whitewashed, aged and softly metallic finishes provide structure while still working with plants, florals and lighter seasonal textiles.
As the Weather Warms
Carry Spring Decor onto the Porch & Patio
Use planters as part of the display. Flowering pots and herbs make an easy backdrop for rabbit, bird and garden-inspired accents while adding real seasonal color.
Add one sculptural piece. A large hare or unusual plant stand can provide a focal point without filling a porch or patio with small decorative objects.
Check outdoor suitability carefully. Some current spring pieces are intended for outdoor or covered-outdoor use while others are primarily interior decor.
Expect some finishes to weather. Even when a decorative metal or wood piece can be placed outdoors, sun, moisture and temperature changes may alter its finish over time.
“Spring Decor” describes the style, not necessarily the location.
A rabbit, botanical print or candleholder may look perfect beside a garden but still be intended only for indoor use. Always follow the individual product's placement and care information.
Refresh Instead of Redecorating
Five Easy Ways to Make a Room Feel Like Spring
Add One Nature-Inspired Figure
A rabbit, bird or other sculptural animal can change the character of a shelf or console without replacing the rest of the arrangement.
Bring in Something Green
Plants, branches and florals create the strongest seasonal signal and pair naturally with iron, wood, glass and woven texture.
Lighten One Material
Swap a heavier winter accent for glass, natural wood, seagrass or a lighter metal finish rather than changing an entire room.
Change the Wall
Botanical artwork can refresh the room vertically while leaving furniture and working surfaces untouched.
Let Easter Be Temporary
After the holiday, remove eggs and explicitly Easter-themed pieces while leaving rabbits, greenery, florals and natural materials in place through the rest of spring.
Carry It into Summer
Replace early spring florals with leafy greens, shells, garden clippings or lighter textiles and let the same core decorative pieces continue into warmer weather.
Common Questions
Spring & Summer Decor FAQ
What types of spring decor does Iron Accents carry?
The seasonal assortment can include rabbit and hare sculptures, botanical wall art, candleholders, decorative glass, woven accents, garden-inspired pieces and selected indoor-outdoor decor. Individual products change throughout the year.
Is spring decor the same as Easter decor?
Not necessarily. Rabbits and hares work beautifully for Easter, but many designs are neutral enough to remain through spring or even year-round. Botanical art, glass, woven materials and garden-inspired decor are not limited to the Easter holiday.
Can rabbit decor stay out after Easter?
Yes. Rabbits and hares are natural woodland motifs as well as Easter symbols. Pieces in wood, metal, faux concrete and neutral finishes can work beautifully long after Easter decorations are removed.
How can I decorate for spring without using pastel colors?
Focus on natural materials and subjects instead of color: greenery, botanical art, rabbits, birds, clear glass, weathered metal, wood and woven textures can all suggest spring while keeping a neutral or earthy palette.
Does Iron Accents carry spring floral decor?
The assortment can include botanical and floral wall art, garden-inspired accents and decorative pieces that pair naturally with fresh or faux greenery. Availability changes as seasonal products rotate.
Can spring decor be used outdoors?
Only when the individual item is intended for outdoor use. Some rabbit and garden-inspired pieces can be placed outdoors or in covered exterior areas, while artwork, candleholders and other decor may be intended strictly for interiors.
How do I transition spring decor into summer?
Keep versatile pieces such as glass vessels, rabbits, botanical art and woven accents in place while changing the surrounding seasonal details. Swap Easter elements for leafy greenery, garden clippings, shells or lighter summer textiles.
When is the best time to shop for spring decor?
Seasonal assortments begin changing before spring arrives, and individual designs may sell through. Shopping earlier generally offers the widest choice, particularly when you want several coordinating pieces.
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