Three Spring Ottoman Or Coffee Table Vignettes

Three Spring Ottoman Or Coffee Table Vignettes. Today I’m sharing three spring vignettes to see which one you like best. These are simple groupings with some of my everyday accessories, and a few springtime additions for a fresh new look.

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It’s time for our March Celebrate the Holiday Hop and this month we are looking forward to spring and Easter. Thank you for joining me and our host Carol of Bluesky At Home along with my sweet blogging friends. Photos and links of everyone participating this month are at the end of my post.

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Three Spring Ottoman Or Coffee Table Vignettes

Have you ever been stuck at home waiting on a service tech? Well, I was the other day, and that’s how this post came about. I didn’t really want to get into any projects, not knowing when the tech would show up in our 12 hour window. Just kidding, it was only a four hour window, but it seemed longer.

So I started playing around with the tray on the ottoman, and before I knew it I came up with some really interesting vignettes. See, not weird, just using my time creatively LOL!

All three spring vignettes are arranged on a large wooden tray for a nice solid surface on the ottoman. I find that the wood tray not only helps to anchor the arrangement, but it also creates a pretty contrast in color. For coffee table decor I might omit the tray, creating an arrangement on the table top. Then I would add a stack of my favorite decorating books for balance.

Spring Vignette #1

A very handsome hare makes an appearance in all three vignettes. I was going to tie a ribbon around her neck then decided to string some wood beads on a piece of raffia instead. A simple bow in the back gives it a very sophisticated look, don’t you think?

On the first tray grouping I’m also including a bird nest fern nestling in a belly basket. Under a glass cloche is a worn terra cotta pot holding soft blue wooden eggs.

To finish the vignette, a little stack of terra cotta pots looks a bit like egg topiaries. The belly basket is featuring a fresh new look with white chalk paint on the lower half. I like the contrast between the white and natural color and it still adds some great texture.

Spring Vignette #2

Spring tray vignette number two is the most simple out of the three. This time the tall hare takes center stage, since I’m adding a hurricane candle holder in the back. The bird nest fern now has a rustic garden look in the worn terra cotta pot and saucer.

Even though this vignette has three big pieces, it doesn’t seem over crowded or heavy. I think that’s because of the airiness the glass hurricane and the fern provides.

Spring Vignette #3

In spring vignette number three I’m keeping the hurricane candle holder, the hare of course and bringing back the cloche. Since I’m not using a plant in this one, I’m opting for a faux bird nest for a touch of nature. I’m borrowing it from the tiered tray on the kitchen table. To see another view, click on Simple Easter Centerpiece With A Tiered Tray.

An Audubon bird post card sits behind the nest for an interesting background. I thought it would also be fun to add a pair of old binoculars and their leather holder for the avid bird watcher. For a bit texture, I’m bring in some old books, and since they’re missing their covers, it gives this vignette a vintage feel.

For more spring decorating ideas click on my posts, Bird Themed Inspired Centerpiece or Spring Chair Vignette With Flowers.  

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Now it’s time to hop over to visit my friend Missy at Sonata Home Design. You will love her gorgeous spring centerpiece. Be sure to click through all the links below for more beautiful spring and Easter inspiration.

Cheers!

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