Herb Planters
Linen Colorblock Pillow
Made with natural linen, this is the perfect accent pillow for any chair or sofa. The bright pop of green adds interest, while the white makes it feel summery enough for the upcoming months.
To buy: Jillian Rene Décor, $55
Moss Terrarium
We've said it before: It isn't easy to make a terrarium look cute. (You know, as opposed to a science project.) This one comes fully assembled in a measuring cup, with layers of sterilized pebbles, dried sphagnum, activated carbon, two kinds of pH-adjusted soil and fresh live moss. Sounds and looks like an A+.
To buy: Vertegris, $25
Green Leaf and Aloe Candle
Treat yourself to the fresh scents of the outdoors. This candle, which has about 30 to 40 hours of burn time, brings green leaf and aloe indoors. Bonus: It looks good, too.
To buy: Herringbone Candles, $13
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Hummingbird Watercolor
Nothing speaks to spring like a buzzing hummingbird, and, while animal prints have the tendency to be somewhat cheesy, this one actually feels like art—not too cutesy, and not too realistic. The 5×7-inch piece comes on 100 percent cotton rag velvet fine art paper.
To buy: Painted Bliss, $15
Hanging Flower Chandelier
Hang a lightbulb from the ceiling, encase it in handmade green polyester flowers, and you get some pretty cool—and colorful!—light patterns on your walls. The flowers are strung together with copper wire, and the entire thing measures about 8 inches in diameter.
To buy: Flowers in Light, $119
Spring Bunting
Not only is this paper garland beautiful, but it's also totally upcycled. The triangles are cut from a 1906 gardening book, and they're strung on rescued cream wool. Each strand comes with eight triangular flags. The bunting would look especially lovely in a child's room or on a porch.
To buy: Peony and Thistle, $13
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