7 pastel finds that will help ring in spring

Escape the icicles and turn your home into a spring getaway with these pastel accents.

By Michele Kettner • Posted February 19, 2021 at 1:51 p.m.

Courtesy of Ballard Designs

With all of this snow and chilly weather, you are probably daydreaming about the first day of spring. Start planning for the warm temps and blooms now with an upgrade to your home decor with these seven pastel finds.

multicolor matte bowls — *Courtesy of Anthropologie*

Fill your cabinets with light blues, greens and pinks with bowls that will definitely add fun to snack time. // Matte Latte Bowls, Set of 6, $36; Antrhopologie

pink bench — *Courtesy of Ballard Designs*

Add this bench to the mudroom for a fashionable spot to take off those muddy boots. // Parsons 48″ Bench, $595; Ballard Designs

purple cake stand — *Courtesy of West Elm*

Before you start baking for the holidays, pick up this hand blown cake stand to show off your treats. // Estelle Colored Glass Cake Stand, $225; West Elm

Start prepping for your spring blooms with these blush vases that will compliment any flower. // Cecillia Pink Glass Vases, $16.95-$19.95; Crate & Barrel

light green charger — *Courtesy of Neiman Marcus*

Get your dining room ready for spring with these chic light green accents for your table. // Pastel Glass Service Plate/Charger, Pistachio, $37; Neiman Marcus

Pull together your room and add some brightness with this light yellow rug. // 8′ x 10′ Whitney Rug, $538; Rugs.com

This set adds a subtle touch color to your everyday glassware. // Iridescent Highball Glasses, Set of 4, $32; Anthropologie

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Michele Kettner

Audience Engagement Editor

Michele Kettner joined Northern Virginia Magazine in 2020 after spending two semesters as an editorial intern at the magazine. The University of Maryland graduate is currently the audience engagement editor and covers everything from can’t-miss things to do and holiday events to new restaurant and store openings throughout Northern Virginia.