A Mantel Set for Spring with Hints of Pink and Blue

I have put together a mantel set for spring with hints of pink and blue that you can use for inspiration!

Hello there again you all! Welcome today as I join some friends to share more fun as part of the Seasonal Simplicity Spring Series with Krista at The Happy Housie! Today I am showing our nature inspired sunroom’s fireplace mantel all decorated for spring with hints of blue and pink…

I also thought I would share some fresh easy tips on how I put the mantel together in case you want to try something similar!

-Flank your fireplace with a plant on one side…

I happened to pick this one up at our local grocery store in the thick of winter. It was on clearance and looked a little sad, but I am slowly nursing this green plant back to health.

– Use Special Decorative Pieces Scattered Throughout…

This can include something crafty, like this vase I gave a quick coat of paint for a splash of pink. It’s not perfect with some obvious brushstrokes, but I actually prefer it that way =). You can see the art my son painted on display as well here. This was both something sentimental and also provided some more soft color to the space in a subtle way.

-Use Greenery Here and There…

Even though I have a plant on the side, I wanted to make sure and include a little woodland greenery with organic branches. I even added a miniature vase with a bit more, as I can’t resist greenery!

-Flank the other side of your fireplace with a stool or baskets…

Even though these decor items are not the same height as the green houseplant, they fill the visual space and they add rich texture. Two plants would be just fine too, but I had enough already so out came the baskets, haha.

This one had some dramatic detail with the black base and white tassels so it fit perfect!

-Don’t forget to accessorize the surrounding area as well…

Since the fireplace was simple but full, I kept the coffee table easy with another plant and a candlestick/vase.

It pulls everything together and finishes the warm and inviting space off. And wow, I didn’t know I should have dusted better here… lol. I’m keeping it real for you all ;).

From far back you can see how this all comes together. I don’t worry too much about height and everything being perfect in that sense. I do try to keep the center of focus be tallest in height (the mirror in this case) and then let it fall somewhat even on both sides surrounding. Same with colors, mixing in elements of black, gold and then a tiny bit of color.

I hope this may give you some fresh inspiration to decorate your spaces too! I always love getting to visit and share these ideas with you, thanks so much for being here!

I had the joy of my little lady lending a hand here as I got the space ready. I always enjoy getting to show you some of the behind the scenes too…

Don’t forget to visit my sweet friends who are also sharing so many beautiful ideas, make sure to check them all out and give them a visit down below!

Zevy Joy / Willow Street Interiors / Summer Adams / A Burst of Beautiful

Sincerely, Marie Designs / Rambling Renovators / The Turquoise Home / Paint Me Pink

Duke Manor Farms / Nina Hendrick Design Co. / Town and Country Living / Deeply Southern Home

Amber Tysl / In My Own Style / Place of My Taste / Jamie Costiglio

Setting for Four / Shabbyfufu / Decor Gold Designs / Sincerely Sara D.

The Happy Housie / Craftberrry Bush / On Sutton Place / Kelly Elko / Rooms FOR Rent