I love changing up the decor on my fireplace mantel for different holidays and seasons, sometimes it's the only thing in my house that I decorate for the less popular holidays like St. Patrick's Day, Fourth of July, etc.

When it's decorated specifically for a certain holiday, sometimes it feels like there isn't enough time to enjoy it before it's time to change it again.

So, I've started decorating the mantel in a more transitional style meaning I can transition from a mantel decorated for a holiday into a seasonal mantel with just a few changes rather than redecorating the entire thing.

I have a few Easter decorations here and there in my house (like the front porch and a dining table centerpiece.) and I want to decorate the mantel too, but I also want to be able to transition from Easter to spring with just a few changes.

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I started by decorating the mantel for spring and then added a few Easter touches.

I reused some of the decor from my Cozy Winter Mantel Decor like the string of lights and the basket and then shopped around my house for things that I thought would work.

TIP: Look for colors that have the feel you want.

I liked the spring colors of the Domino Home Decor books so I used them under the basket.

My style is Boho, so I gathered up some cactus figurines that I have. They add spring colors and help to create a mantel that is unique to me and my style.

This one is on a Trash to Treasure Candlestick that I made 😄

To bring in more Boho, I used this carved wooden vase that I thrifted and added a vintage plastic flower.

I bought a couple of stems of baby's breath from a local flower shop for the basket and added some touches of green to the mantel with some silk hydrangea flowers.

TIP: Save the baby's breath from flowers you get!

I used an old rusty bed spring because... hello... SPRING!! 😁

An old botle with some fairy lights, an empty picture frame, and some antique skeleton keys are some other unexpected items I added.

Some boho fringe trim along the front of the mantel stays here most of the time too. You can add another garland over the top of it, or a single item like the bunny I added.

See how to make one here: Dollar Store Bunny Makeover.

So when Easter is over, I can just remove a few things and my mantel will still look nice for spring!