Cabbage Bowls, Gummy Bear Sculptures, and 16 More Spring Decor Finds We’re Obsessed With

“I just got one of these, and it’s just the cutest little candle,” gushed Danielle Blundell, executive home director. “The hand-painted design makes it look vintage. I can’t wait to burn it so I can use the vessel for bathroom (or bedside) storage.”

“I’ve been waiting for the right moment to buy one of these insanely gorgeous pieces from Noon & Moon,” said Senior Home Editor Zee Krstic, who purchased this for his mom. “I ordered this new finish in a lovely green and white vertical stripe, as some of her new place settings are leaning into the circus-chic look. I think it's going to be stunning — the green reads very spring to me!”

Move over, tomatoes: According to Pinterest, we are crushing on cabbage this season. If this feels less like a trend and more like a lifestyle for you, I’d suggest investing in Bordallo Pinheiro, a Portuguese-based ceramics house that’s been producing cabbageware since the 1880s. You can buy plates, platters, and more dishes at stores like Williams Sonoma, Sur La Table, and Amazon.

Last cabbage pick, I swear! I can’t get over these adorable hand-crafted salt and pepper shakers (or the fact that they’re only $20).

I attended MoMA Design Store’s spring preview on an absolutely frigid winter day and was warmed by the selection’s bright colors and overall whimsy, which couldn’t be more perfectly captured by these unique melamine plates. Designed by former Great British Bake-Off judge Prue Leith, the dinner plates are complemented by salad plates, bowls, and tumblers.

Another Pinterest-cited trend that I’m totally on board with is “neo deco” — Art Deco is among my very favorite decor styles. The platform reported a 100% jump in search interest for “antique bar carts” related to this trend, and with its brass accents and curved lines, this West Elm bar cart fits the bill perfectly.

2016 nostalgia is hitting so hard right now that millennial pink is back in fashion. (Even Hilary Duff is on board!) East Fork just released this seasonal hue, Thistle, which it describes as a “dusty matte pink with cool undertones.”

“I was at HomeGoods and saw they launched a bunch of Tommy Bahama yellow gingham bedding sets — and while we famously just said on site that butter yellow is on its way out, I do think this gingham-specific take on the hue is LOVELY for spring,” Krstic confessed. “Brooklinen just launched a set that looks very similar, and the pattern is JUST the right amount of yellow that doesn't give me the ick.”

Krstic also spotted this West Elm bedding in the wild, which leans into “circus tent chic” — yet another Pinterest trend prediction for 2026. “Think: bold stripes, sculptural silhouettes, and just a wink of clownish charm,” the platform suggests. This duvet cover keeps things subtle so that you can have fun elsewhere.

“TJX is officially carrying Furbish Studio!” Blundell exclaimed. Best known for its needlepoint pillows, Furbish Studio’s linen-blend pillowcases are perfect for spring thanks to their breathable fabric and fun colors. And at T.J. Maxx, they’re more than 75% off.

You can also refresh your bed in cherry red, a decor color our editors have been spotting more and more in the past few months. Bundle the 100% linen duvet cover in the Red Berry shade with matching shams.

Not ready for a fully red bed? Test out cherry red in your home with this velvet decorative pillow cover while it’s on sale for under $25. The pillow cover can be tossed in the wash and will still retain its bright color, according to the brand.

One final Pinterest 2026 trend I’m thinking about bringing into my home is the gummy bear aesthetic. “Ridiculous in the best possible way,” Wayfair customer Amycaicos wrote in a review of this very literal take of the trend. “It looks like a giant gummy bear escaped and got a design degree. The pink translucent finish catches the light nicely,” she said, adding, “Bigger visual impact than expected for the size.”

For lighting that absolutely screams “spring,” look to West Elm’s flower floor lamp, which is available in four colors. Just because it’s sold in the kids’ section doesn’t mean it’s not suited to adults!

Dangel came across a bunch of great accent chairs at Marshalls while researching on the site the other day. Other highlights include this bouclé-knit orange fabric chair with a curved back and wooden accents, and this compact chair with a nesting ottoman.

Leave it to Anthropologie to carry the most literal takes on spring decor trends (trust me — that’s a compliment). “Such a fun pop of color and gets me excited for spring and summer,” customer rachelrae1096 wrote in a review. “You’re bound to get compliments with this on your counter!”