These New Home Collections Will Have You Excited For Spring Like Never Before

With spring a mere number of weeks away, brands are officially rolling out their new warm-weather home collections with gusto. And honestly, thank goodness. Like always, it feels like the coldest, dreariest days are dragging on — so the arrival of many colorful, breezy, and joy-inducing products is helping to restore a little hope as the world waits for sunshine and warm temperatures to rear their heads again. So, even if the temperatures still feel chilly, feel free to start making your spring home swaps now. The new products are ripe for the taking.

H&M Home introduced a crop of baby blue decor, Crate & Barrel released plenty of pretty, sweet kitchenwares, and Anthropologie went all in on cheerful hues and flora and fauna motifs. Groundbreaking? Maybe not. But the spring products feel light and fresh at a time when, frankly, the world probably needs it most.

Yes, there are a few trends in this initial mix to note. The color blue is having a moment, and it’s definitely got its place. Unique stones can also be found throughout — materials which designers have told TZR they’re currently loving. But all in all, it’s the lightness and joy of these collections that’s most worth getting excited about. Ahead, a few of the latest launches helping to imbue that feeling into your home this spring.

Zara Home

For spring, Zara Home’s new collection is chock-full of chic, lightweight linens in buttery yellow, sage, stone, and black color ways. Chic, minimalist stonewear and rattan furniture are also included, for an earthy touch that’s perfect for spring.

MacKenzie-Childs

Joining its already iconic pattern-filled lineup of collections that include the Courtly and Royal Check, the Wildflowers Collection is showing an even softer, sweeter side of the heritage home brand. The 40+ items range from plates and canisters to serving trays and dishtowels, all set against a whimsical, colorful floral motif that is about as spring as it gets.

H&M Home

H&M Home released its spring 2023 collection on Jan. 5, flooding its existing lineup with cheerful shades of blue and lighthearted silhouettes. The theme was “brighter days ahead,” which definitely fit the sunny new offerings. Choose from cornflower-hued kitchenwares to neutral bedding with organic, wavy lines — it’s available now and ready to bring your home into the next season.

CB2

This spring, CB2 wants you to eschew trends; instead, it’s encouraging customers to opt for unique details that endure. The spring collection features pieces inspired by various eras and includes a mix of materials and influences that come together with rich, textural, and unexpected contrast. Throughout, you’ll find mid-century and Brutalist styles alongside travertine, matte leather, French-polished wood, and blackened brass. “As 2023 kicks off, we’re feeling the need for a little fresh energy,” wrote the brand.

Crate & Barrel

There’s a lot to get excited about from Crate & Barrel’s latest spring drops, from pastel kitchenware to luxurious serveware. But while the new additions certainly span the categories (there are also dried bouquets and chic floor mirrors, among other things), it’s hard not to focus on the cooking and dining essentials exclusively. Eucalyptus Dutch ovens and crafted-in-Italy bowls signal the coming of warmer weather and bright, light dishes, promising to bring joy back into the kitchen — and thus, the entire home — after a long, dreary winter.

Chilewich

According to Chilewich, its spring/summer 2023 collection “brings the joy of weaving to life.” It’s comprised of unique new textures for both tabletops and floors, and features designs inspired by the culture of cloth and the natural world. There’s something for everyone here, from the Sampler weave’s rainbow-hued rectangles to the Woodgrain weave’s understated, organic aesthetic.

Target

All the spring 2023 collections from Target’s cult-favorite brands are here, including products from Hearth & Hand with Magnolia, Threshold designed with Studio McGee, and Opalhouse designed with Jungalow. Each one’s offerings include a wide range of products in their signature styles, but tinged with a strong hint of spring. These lineups are your chance to infuse some farmhouse-style, rustic and comforting, or bold and bright pieces into your home for less ahead of the next season.

Anthropologie

The spring decor and furniture in Anthropologie’s new arrivals are, as expected, an explosion of color and nature-inspired motifs. The retailer is always a good place to go for a big mix of joy and whimsy, but even more so at the moment; its latest offerings feature sweet bee prints, delicate floral fabrics, bright, hand-painted plates, and so much more guaranteed to delight and inspire.