Are you ready to trade in your Winter kitchen decor for Spring? Then you will love these inspiring, affordable, and easy Spring kitchen island decor ideas for your home!
I get excited every March when I hear we have to push the clocks forward an hour.
Sounds crazy, right?
While most people are busy complaining, I start dreaming about spring decorating.
I know I am about to lose an hour of sleep. But I also know that it means that warmer weather, birds chirping, and the sights and fresh smells of Spring are on the way!
Even though it is cold outside, I can still refresh my spaces with the pretty greens and colorful blooms that Spring offers to help me look forward to the warmer weather.
One of those ways I like to refresh my space is to add life to the place I spend the most time. My kitchen island!
Easy Kitchen Island Easter Decor
Kitchen island decorating should be fun!
And you might have all of these kitchen decor ideas that you don’t know how to make work together.
Here is a great idea – pull it all together and create a vignette!
A vignette is a great way to marry all of the things you want to add to a space in an intentional and cohesive way.
By themselves, the bowl is nice, and the vase is nice. And the candle is, well, a candle.
But paired together, they create a moment.

For this project, I used a favorite vase, a beautiful toile-patterned bowl that I have had for over 20 years, a wooden tray from my closet, and craft items already in my stash.

I love the details of this wooden tray. It is a warm mango wood, and the detail of the scalloped handle is so sweet!
Mine isn’t available anymore, but I love this 22″ round rattan woven tray. It has such great texture!

As always, I am a firm believer in using what you already have and feeling pressure to buy new decor year after year.
I believe in making what you already have work for you in some way, and then imagining its usefulness in another way.

Supply List for decorating your kitchen island for Spring
Most of the items below can be ordered from my Amazon Store! I have a craft section just for you!
- Decorative tray – wood, marble, brass, metal – it doesn’t matter. This woven tray is so pretty!
- Decorative Vase – LOVE these!
- Decorative Bowl – I love the blue color of this toile-patterned bowl
- Faux Spring stems
- Plastic grocery bags (we all have them lying around)
- Preserved moss (Not Spanish Moss)
- Green Flocked Bunny
- 3 Small Faux Tulips
- Nest with eggs
- Floral Foam
- Flameless candle
- Glass Hurricane
How to Make your Decor for Spring
- Place the tray on the island.
- Add stems to the vase and arrange them to look natural. Bunch up the plastic bags and place them around the stems right at the top of the opening of the vase and securing the stems tight.
- Add some moss to the top of the vase, hiding the bags, and place it on the tray.
- Take your decorative bowl and add a piece of floral foam to the bottom of it. Add some plastic bags to fill the empty spaces left and add moss on top of all of that.
- Place your flocked bunny on top of the moss hot gluing it in place if desired. You can also add a toothpick to the bottom of the bunny and stick the other end into the foam.
- Cut your tulips to size and push down into the floral foam to secure them.
- Add the nest at an angle, leaning against the bunny and tulips, and add the bowl to the tray.
- Add the candle with the hurricane glass over the top of it.
Kitchen island decor ideas from Easter through Spring
- Opt for eggs in a Robin’s Egg Blue or another neutral color like brown to easily work for both Spring and Easter as a vase filler.
- Make the bow on a bunny a cute Spring color. (I happen to like brown, haha)
- Remove the flocked bunny, or any bunnies, and add more tulips instead!
- Check out my 12 Creative Floral Design Tips and see what you can do with grocery store flowers!
- Check out How to Make a LEMON WREATH!! So cute for Spring! You could even make it to be the base of a centerpiece on your island.




I recently picked up these vases. The structure and texture of them are so interesting while remaining neutral.
They are SO pretty!

You could add these highly rated faux tulips to any vase or vessel. How pretty are these?




I loved putting this together for our island! It is so welcoming for all who enter our home and reminds us all that warmer weather and budding florals are on the way soon!
I hope you found inspiration to create your own kitchen decor. Maybe even with supplies you aleready own.
Let me know in the comments if you have an island and if you like to decorate it for different holidays and which one is your favorite!
And if you aren’t decorating right now and planning to remodel your kitchen with IKEA, one of the best ways to clear your counters is to build a built-in microwave cabinet. Here’s how I did mine for under $300!
Remember, you can do it yourself, but let’s do it together!
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