Pink

Carnation, fuchsia, and rose pink are versatile shades of spring that add a touch of romance to your living spaces. Whether light or dark, pink creates a dreamy mood to match the season.

• Blush

  Consider a natural look by pairing pale pink with white and green. Ivory serves as a transition shade while sage green is a complementary color. When arranging a spring centerpiece for your table, choose a light-colored flower like blush rose then add baby’s breath and wax flowers as fillers. Eucalyptus leaves also make a good backdrop to these blooms.

• Hot Pink

  Usher in a vibrant season with a spring color palette composed of bright hues. To build your own, use a color wheel as reference. Start with a hot pink shade then look to its adjacent sides for secondary and accent colors to use. On the left side, you have mauve pink colors like mulberry and plum. On the right, you have red-pink then red-orange colors like rose and coral. Use wall art decorations and rugs to complete this colorful palette.

Purple

For a unique spring color scheme, consider shades of purple. These spring hues are often associated with nobility and are rarely found in nature, making them a special color.

• Lavender

  A soft color like lavender is best paired with white. It creates a cool and calming aesthetic that matches the season’s weather. Meanwhile, combining lavender and pale pink adds a burst of color to the space without being overpowering.

• Magenta

  Stand out with a bolder color like magenta. To soften its intensity, complement it with a lighter shade such as lilac and sage green. Add off-white colors to further achieve a more toned-down look.

Orange

Brighten up your home with spring season colors that combine the charms of red and yellow. Orange is stimulating and its dark, warmer tones are often associated with autumn. But with the right shade and color combinations, it fits right into spring and then transitions seamlessly into summer.

• Light Peach

  A light orange shade matches well with similar hues like light rose quartz and dusty rose. Paired with a bit of ivory and cream, the color gives off a monochromatic effect. In addition, its muted look makes it an easy match with most interiors.

• Coral

  For bolder color choices, take inspiration from the bright springtime sun. Decorate using a combination of coral, peach, and scarlet colors. Apart from bringing the sun into your home, the gradient effect that these colors create also adds an interesting visual to the space.

Blue

Splash some color into your home with this ocean-inspired palette. Blue is a striking hue and when used on florals, it makes for an eye-catching spring porch décor. Achieve a balance of colors by pairing blue with neutrals like white and cream. Another idea is to go monochromatic by using different shades from light to dark. If you prefer more color, consider adding some yellow and orange elements. This combination creates a seamless blend of spring and summer.

Yellow

Delight in the more playful side of the season with sunny springtime colors. Yellow symbolizes energy and happiness—the right attitude to welcome a new season. Bright yellow works well with orange and amber. Together, these colors add a warm touch to spring’s chilly weather. For a more muted display, opt for a pastel yellow shade and mix in other white items to further soften the look.