Urban Jungle Bloggers: Spring Styling With Plants

Urban Jungle Bloggers spring styling from Moch - blossoms for spring

Spring is such an uplifting time of year. After the cold, dark months of hibernation, it is a season bursting with optimism. The days get longer and sunnier; and suddenly the buds on the trees erupt into dazzling white and pink blossoms.

This month’s Urban Jungle Bloggers topic is all about spring styling with plants. Could there be a more perfect time to add some greenery to your home?

If you’re a regular reader of this blog, you may already know that I particularly love both Mediterranean and Scandinavian design. Especially when the two styles are blended together.

While winter is conducive to a greater concentration of Scandinavian design: candlelight, throws, cosy greys … And of course a whole lot of hygge!

In spring, the emphasis leans more towards Mediterranean style. The image is one of bright yellow sunshine, blue skies and vibrant greenery. Hearty, thick soups are replaced by fresh salads and wedges of juicy watermelon.

With that in mind, I decided to style a table setting for spring with a Mediterranean theme, some touches of Scandinavian style; and of course plants and seasonal references.

Spring Vase with blossoms from Mocha

I began with some delicate white blossoms and placed them into (the aptly named) Spring Vase.

Spring Vase blossom arch from Mocha

Experimenting a little, I found that facing two of them towards each other created gorgeous effect. Like an arch of blossoms to welcome spring.

Succulents on a plywood tray from Mocha

Spring Vases with blossoms and succulents on a wooden tray from Mocha

Next for some greenery with some of my favourite little succulents. I placed them on a plywood tray, to echo the vases and also as a nod to the Scandi look.

Rustic Mediterranean ceramic tableware from Mocha

Rustic ceramic cup and carafe of lemon water from Mocha UK

Rustic ceramics in contrasting rough grey and blue glaze, an olive branch, and a carafe of iced water infused with sunny yellow lemons, introduce some Mediterranean elements.

Urban Jungle Bloggers spring styling from Mocha

They reference the deep blue sky and sea, sunshine and simplicity that sets the tone for a more relaxed lifestyle during the warmer months.

Mediterranean style tableware from Mocha

Urban Jungle Bloggers - Mediterranean meets Scandinavian styling from Mocha

Mediterranean meets Scandinavian spring styling with plants for Urban Jungle Bloggers by Mocha

A few finishing touches, and there you have the finished table setting. Spring styling with plants and a Mediterranean meets Scandinavian look.

I hope this has inspired you to try some styling for spring in your home.

Urban Jungle Bloggers is a monthly series initiated by two bloggers: Igor of Happy Interior Blog and Judith of JOELIX.com. Every month bloggers from around the world join up and share ideas to create an urban jungle through styling ideas, DIYs, green tips and tricks. For even more inspiration visit the Urban Jungle Bloggers website.

[Photography: Sarah Ansbacher]

Comments

  1. What a wonderful spring tabletop styling, Sarah!! I hope you & S used the set table to enjoy a lunch for two:-) Sending you a big hug!

    • Thank you – it put me in a real spring mood today! Let me know when you’re coming to visit, and I’ll add extra place settings 🙂

  2. Such a wonderfully dressed table with a beautiful “arch of blossom” and those cute little green plants <3 I'd happily invite myself over to have lunch with you two and Igor 😉 It's so lovely that Spring is really here now, right?!

    • I look forward to having you over 🙂 Looks like it’s going to become quite a party! Yes, absolutely love the start of spring …

  3. Always a joy viewing your blog Sarah. Those spring vases are unique and great conversation pieces.

  4. Hi Sarah,

    What a nice Spring table setting. Very inventive and very Mediterranean. The water carafe with lemon is making me thirsty.

    Your succulents look great together.

    Have a good Sunday.

    • Thanks, Tina. And when I was taking the pictures, the scent of lemon and blossom was so lovely and really got me into a Mediterranean vibe!