[caption id="attachment_7156" align="aligncenter" width="768"] Bohemian meets Spring in this whimsical small space and budget friendly tablescape.[/caption]

I thought the verdict for this year’s winter on Groundhog Day was that we were in for a long winter. But it’s surely seemed the opposite! I’ve been so inspired by the milder days that we’ve dove into getting the garden ready and adding spring touches to our home. In a little celebration of the spring feel, I’ve joined a blog hop to share spring tablescape ideas. I’ve gone with a colorful bohemian table setting with birds and flowers. I do love a little whimsy and spring is the perfect time of year to let it play out in a fun way!

Before I jump into my ideas and the bohemian tablescape I enjoyed creating, I want to say “hello!” to any new faces that may be stopping by from Ariel’s blog (PMQ for Two). My name is Corinna and I have a colorful bohemian style in a basic 1950’s brick ranch home. Thank you for coming by and I hope you enjoy the ideas I have to share with you ♥️

Whimsical Boho Spring Tablescape

For the tablecloth, I used a flower shaped tapestry with fringe that I bought through Amazon. It adds a flirty and fun feel to the whole space and it’s easy to switch out for activities and other occasions.







I pretty much always opt to use dishes from the dollar store. The colorful glass cups, the bowls and the larger dinner plates are from my local dollar stores. We’ve broken some expensive dishes I the past so these are perfect for this phase of life.







I chose to pick greenery and flowers from the garden. Usually I’d pick up a bouquet from Trader Joe’s, but the weather was unpleasant and I had daffodils and camellias in the yard anyways. I use clippings from one of my houseplants to fill it in and add a special touch to the silverware.

Tips To Get The Look:

• Start with a bright floral inspired tablecloth
• Layer placemats, chargers and smaller plates and bowls
• Group candlesticks, salt and pepper shakers and small decorative crystals around a vase
• Fill vase with foliage from the yard
• Mix drinking glass and napkin colors

Thank you again for coming by! To continue the blog hop, you’ll visit Kathy from Up To Date Interiors. And you’ll definitely want to see her ideas if you haven’t! She lives in Japan and incorporates some of that influence into her decorating. Enjoy and be well!