My Spring Fireplace Mantel And Hearth
I have put together a beautiful spring fireplace mantel and hearth which combines pretty florals and a spring wreath.
There’s always excitement in the air around our house when old man winter finally takes his leave. The trees become fuzzy with the promise of new growth and the birds, newly returned from their winter trek to warmer parts, greet us every morning with their happy spring songs. The whole outdoors around us seems electrified as it comes back to life.
I wanted to reflect that same happy feeling with my spring fireplace mantel and hearth.
Before we look any closer at the fireplace, let me stop to say how excited I am to be participating in the March Celebrations of Home bloghop! Our theme this month is, Spring Has Sprung. Be sure to scroll to the bottom for the links to everyone else’s amazing spring inspiration.
Alrighty – back to the seasonal fireplace decor. This is the view entering our family room from the foyer.
You know, above all else, my desire for this blog, is to encourage you in your decorating and homemaking endeavors. Don’t be afraid to spread your wings! I know that some of you feel overwhelmed at the thought of decorating a spot for a certain season or holiday. Sometimes I do too! But, let’s break it down a little. As you think about using items that you already own, maybe this will help the process seem a little less complicated.
I’ve said it over and over – I love to keep things easy. That was exactly the reason why I chose the wood and metal arched panel to hang above my fireplace. I knew that I could leave it up year round and just change out what hangs from it or leans against it. Right now, it’s serving as a backdrop for a seasonal magnolia leaf wreath that I’ve suspended from a length of twine. I searched high and low for a faux magnolia wreath that looks like the real thing for a long time. I finally found the perfect one at Painted Fox. Believe it or not, the leaves are made from paper, but you’d never know it isn’t real just by looking at it. Click HERE to order one for yourself (affiliate link – see my full disclosure policy HERE).
Keeping it easy is the reason that I kept the same wooden shutters that were a part of my Christmas mantel to serve as a backdrop for the chunky candlesticks that were on the hearth of my winter mantel. I even kept the tiny twig wreaths perched on top of the candlesticks to add a little more interest to the boxwood orbs. I moved the doughbowl from its spot on my diy sofa table and kept it filled with the boxwood and twig orbs that were already in it. I tilted it slightly forward so that you can see the contents of it better.
On the hearth, I filled a basket with an explosion of the same faux tulips that I used as part of my spring kitchen table centerpiece last year. An urn filled with real pussy willow branches lives on the other side of the hearth, along with a slotted wood lantern. I bought those branches last spring and carefully stored them until I could pull them out again this year.
So see? There’s nothing hard here. And I didn’t spend any money either. Just shop your house and move things from one spot to another for a whole new look. It might take you more than one day to get it looking just the way that you want it to, but that’s perfectly fine! Just play and tweak and above all else have fun enjoying your home.
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Just beautiful! Love it all, happy spring 🙂
Debbie
Not only is your mantel absolutely stunning, but that whole room is just gorgeous! I am loving every detail!
Happy (almost) spring!
Shelley
Thank you so much, Shelley! Happy spring to you too!
Your spring mantel is gorgeous. Can you tell me where you found the wood and metal arched panel?
Thank you so much, Susie! You can read all about where that piece came from in this blog post: https://www.worthingcourtblog.com/the-things-that-i-get-asked-about-the-most-and-where-to-get-them/
Love your fireplace. Can you tell us where you purchased the wood and metal wall hanging?
Hi Tina. Sorry to be so late in replying! I purchased the wood and metal wall hanging at Kirklands.
Beautiful spring mantel. A statement without being overwhelming or cluttered 😉 It goes very well with your whole space, which is just gorgeous! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you, Jennifer!
The more I see your home, the more I fall in love with it and can’t wait to finally see it in person, hopefully soon. I love your mantel. Heck, there wasn’t anything I saw I didn’t like. I may have to check out that wreath, I have one but heck, who says you can’t have TWO. Happy Spring, my dear friend. xxoo, Barb
Soooooo gorgeous Suzy!!! Your home is truly stunning and every time you share something new it just knocks my socks off. Well done!
Not only the mantle but the entire room is just beautiful!
Thank you, Treva!
I love your mantel, Suzy! That magnolia wreath is fabulous! And those shutters are the perfect touch! I am enjoying peeks at your new home! Hugs…Debbie
Your whole room is beautiful! Everything is so perfectly put together, your attention to detail is fabulous – pinned!
What a beautiful room! so calm and inviting!
Oh wow, your decor and colors look like they could be featured in a magazine! Really, really lovely! Thanks for some inspiration!
–G
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Absolutely gorgeous! I love the basket of tulips and how clean and fresh looking the room is. Visiting from The Creative Corner
This space is to die for! I love the colors and everything about it.
This is gorgeous. How long have you been designing and decorating?
Hi Lauren. So glad that you like my room! Gosh, I feel like I’ve been designing and decorating my whole life! It’s just something that I’ve always had a strong interest in.
You have such a lovely home, Suzy! I love the spring mantel (magnolia leaves are my favorite!!!). That wooden and metal arch serves as lovely decor year round. I’ve been meaning to look for a piece like that for my home as well–one that’s easy enough to make festive through the seasons. You’ve given me a great inspiration, so thank you! It was lovely of you to join us on #shinebloghop as well. Thanks for sharing this piece with us 🙂
Is this really your home?? Wow! It definitely belongs in a magazine. Just stunning!!
Wow I love your design! I love the wooden piece filled with a sorts of items on the mantel. Can you tell me where you go those? I love, love, the magnolia wreath as well. You did a fantastic job and this photo belongs in HGTV magazine for sure! I found your blog through the Best in the Blogosphere linky party!
Hi Chelsee. The wooden piece on the mantel is a doughbowl that I found at a local home decor shop. I’ve seen them pop up on Decor Steals every once in a while and of course you can order them from other places too. So glad you like my spring fireplace!
Love this so much Suzi! Thanks you for sharing at The Creative Corner Link Up! I’m featuring you tonight, Sunday 6pm PST! Pop by to see you’re feature. Can’t wait to see what you link up this week. Thanks so much. Maria 🙂
Thanks for sharing with the Get It Together link party! It truly is a beautiful display!
So pretty! Thanks for sharing at the Inspiration Spotlight party. Pinned & shared.