Step into Spring at Ponsford

The spring season is a time we particularly enjoy here at Ponsford. As the days start to feel fresher our minds turn to interiors which make us feel renewed, and when it comes to decorative accents, we can’t help feeling invigorated by organic shapes and colours which reflect a desire to be outdoors more and welcome the newness that spring offers our homes. When it comes to adding a touch of spring through your home décor, some simple touches like the addition of new artwork and ceramics can be all that’s needed to evoke an element of the new into your design scheme.

Of course, green is a go-to when it comes to spring but don’t feel that you must devote your entire interiors scheme to a green palette to create a suitable atmosphere. Shades of nature here and there are just enough to lift most homes so our wide range of home accessories might be just what you’re looking for to inject that feeling of freshness into your interiors.

The organic shapes of our Tulipiere Vases in green and white make for a striking spring statement alongside the Dormia Glass Vase.

Displaying flowers in spring is of course an easy way to increase the sense of liveliness in any room but if you’re bored with sticking to the traditional why not create something a bit more stimulating with a Tulipiere Vase? Whether you opt for simple foliage to emphasise their natural form or want to construct a riot of colour with a variety of blooms they will certainly do the trick.

Pairing them against another texture, like the cooler toned Iceberg Green Dormia Glass Vase pictured above is another great way of keeping things contemporary. Green and white works perfectly against pink and the delicate shade of Farrow and Ball Middleton Pink on the brickwork backdrop is bright enough to encapsulate that spring morning feeling whilst having a cool enough undertone to not feel overly sweet.   

If you’re a fan of ceramics but prefer to keep things more minimal then the Kavala range of Earthenware Vases offer the subtly of spring toned pastels alongside shapes which are bold enough to make a statement.

With a range of designs inspired by ancient Greek pottery the addition of a backdrop that plays with these shapes like the ‘Pots and Pears’ artwork featured here gives a cheeky nod to seventies styled kitchenalia. Whether you want to bask in an atmosphere of bacchanalian revelry or have in mind a more Margo Leadbetter themed evening this look will have you covered. A darker rose toned pink like 'Sulking Room Pink' featured on the brickwork here is also perfectly at home in a kitchen or dining room. 

Studio style glazed ceramics never go out of fashion because their natural honesty of form and attractive colourways make them timeless. Taking an oversized matching vase and pitcher gives you the boldness and scale to create an impressive table centrepiece or arrange a point of interest on a hallway sideboard. It doesn’t matter if you’re more drawn towards a simple spray of daisies or want to inject a plethora of colour with purple irises – whatever spring flower you prefer will work well against the subtle blues and bronzes. Placed against ‘Setting Plaster Pink’ on light wood furniture as shown here helps keep the spring vibe light and airy.