Ahhh, Spring is on its way! Even if you don’t have a fireplace, keep reading, because a piano top, shelf or even a buffet can serve as your “mantel.” Here are 15 fresh Spring mantel decorating ideas!

Spring Mantel Decorating Ideas

Spring Mantel Decorating Ideas-Rustic

2. This rustic mantel with its aged wood and white-on-white palette is simply beautiful. The eggs in wire baskets and simple banner remind us that Spring is near.

3. If you don’t have a mantel, but you’ve got a piano, you can still say hello to Spring with a fresh collection of colorful jars, globes and forsythia like this one.

Spring Mantel Decorating Ideas- Simple

4. The wooden crate is what sets this Spring mantel apart from the rest. Love the simplicity of it!

5. This mantel with its collection of white ceramic pitchers is amazing.

6. Of course, tulips are the flower of Spring, but I have to love the colorful pom pom garland as well!

7. This may be my favorite Spring mantel of this collection. Something about the yellow Gerber daisies {my favorite flower!} and the blue canning jars just speaks to my soul. Wouldn’t it make a lovely centerpiece as well?

8. From Martha Stewart, a lovely egg garland to drape your mantel.

Farmhouse

9. One of my favorite Spring mantel decorating ideas is from House by Hoff, an example of how you can decorate a dining room buffet for Spring. Lovely!

10. How could the Easter Bunny not show up with a welcome such as this?

11. This mantel from The Happy Housie is all done up for Spring in pastel and gold, and it’s beautiful.

12. Here’s a Spring shelf where even the stag gets prettied up for the season. I love the bird theme. Isn’t this a one of the cutest  Spring mantel decorating ideas.

13. Over at BHG, they spruce up the mantel for Spring with the fresh look of green grass and lovely blue eggs.

14. I love this rustic mantel with its collection of tulips in clear glass vases and large jug of faux twigs and tiny buds.

15. At Lolly Jane, you can learn how to make your own Spring pompom and burlap bunting to set your own mantel off to perfection.