Outfit Details:
Sea Top (also available in green here), Everlane Jeans

Happy Spring! Spending more time at home has inspired me to take a closer look at some of the things we’ve accumulated over the last few years. I found we had quite a few garden pots and vases that were not in the best condition, had cracks, were old, or no longer fit with our home decor. I decided it was time to refresh, rearrange and remove those that no longer fit, and replace them with new pieces that compliment the colors in our home and on our porch and patio.

Wrapped Hurricanes

I love the look of natural fibers in our home decor. We have a few of these natural wrapped hurricanes from one of my favorite designers, Amanda Lindroth, in a variety of sizes that we reach for often. They’re perfect for a beautiful bouquet of flowers, or a  pillar candle.

Scalloped Pot and Saucer

These hand-crafted pots include scalloped details that add a vintage touch to the traditional terracotta style. Pair in clusters, with the smallest sizes filled with herbs and the larger pots filled with fresh flowers to adorn your table.

Bud Vases

I love mixing together small, individual bud vases in a fun way to decorate a table. Keeping flowers low allows everyone to see across the table while adding a sweet and romantic detail. These bud vases come in a variety of colors and shapes to match your spring tablescapes.

My love for flowers has been well documented and continues to expand to different varieties year after year. Fresh-cut flowers are always my favorite, especially if grown in the garden. They are perfect for filling empty spaces in all shapes and sizes of vases. I took a hiatus from purchasing new vases for a bit (my collection was taking over our laundry room!), but I couldn’t resist adding a few new ones this spring after finally cleaning out cupboards. I especially love eclectic vases in beautiful colored glass, or one-of-a-kind hand-designed patterns.