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This spring, add flair to your gatherings with bold, joyful pieces that bring colour, pattern and conversation to every setting
Spring is in full revival—say goodbye to winter neutrals and cosy, heavier materials in the home and celebrate the season with botanical prints and earthy textures. This trend sees furniture and other home pieces that draw from the outdoors through tone and pattern, creating a fresh space in time for the warmer months.
From whimsical patterns to bold reinterpretations of classics, here are our favourite finds to help you decorate your space in time for spring.
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Lison de Caunes Creations screen
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This screen is a masterclass in traditional technique, updated with a golden glow and botanical motifs.
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Nason Moretti drinking glasses
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Nason Moretti
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Delicate yet distinct, these glasses bring a fresh pop of colour to your table—perfect for entertaining al fresco.
Bordello Pinheiro x Claudia Schiffer leaf decoration
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Nature gets a whimsical twist with these ceramic leaves—playful, detailed and ideal for layering into a spring tablescape. Plus, it bears the stamp of approval from the original supermodel, Claudia Schiffer; the piece is part of a collaboration between the fashion icon and the Portuguese brand.
Koket sofa
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With its sculptural curves and verdant velvet—and metal base, a sharp contrast—this Koket piece brings drama and softness in equal measure. A true scene-stealer in any living space.
Polspotten side table
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This piece plays with proportion and silhouette—bold but versatile, it anchors any space with sculptural confidence.
Victoria Maria interiors
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This season, take inspiration from Brussels-based Victoria Maria’s lush interiors. This bright wallpaper panel channels vintage tropical glamour—perfect for adding depth and storytelling to a blank wall.
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Andrea Lo was the Executive Editor of Tatler Hong Kong and Editor of Tatler Macau.
Born in Canada and raised in Hong Kong and England, she started her career in journalism in 2012.
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