Spring is here! So, I couldn’t wait to purge winter and chalk the chalkboard in my Simple Modern Farmhouse Spring Kitchen. I went for a natural palette of greens, white, a pale orange, robin’s egg and a touch of gold. You can scroll down to see how you can get the look, but for now, let’s take a look…

Dressing up the chalkboard is such a fun way to switch seasons. The simple spring wreath sets the tone. The natural bow (seen in some pics) was simply tied around the wreath, and the ends were cut into points. A bowl full of natural eggs in waiting sits next to a white tea towel with pale green carrots. I then added faux grass which sits in a natural, cardboard cup. The moss covered basket holds six gold-touched eggs. Carrot garland lends a pale orange pop to the setting and the recipe box is robin’s egg.

Simple Modern Farmhouse Kitchen in Season:

Here you can see how my kitchen buffet and chalkboard changed for spring. A Valentine vignette turned into a spring vignette. (Subscribe and keep your eyes peeled for the DIY buffet you see in these pics!)

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A fresh spring chalking and a few seasonal changes made the kitchen feel as light and airy as the season. Of course, that beautiful spring sun certainly helps brighten things up.

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My sweet girl likes to get comfy on that gorgeous 10ft Ruggable. You can click on the Ruggable link here and search for the Dress Stewart Tartan. There are all different sizes, but mine is the 2.5 x 10ft runner.

Lastly, I added in some pretty spring flora. This realistic, faux plant is from Target. The end table it’s sitting on is from Target also. The couch is Ikea Ektorp and the trellis rug is this one on Amazon.

So, I hope this Simple Modern Farmhouse Spring Kitchen post has inspired you to purge those winter woes! Comment and let me know how your spring kitchen is coming along. 🙂

Get the Look:

If you don’t have a chalkboard, but want one, you’ve got choices. I painted my chalkboard on the wall using Rust-Oleum’s Chalkboard Paint, but If you’d rather not tackle that project, here’s a very similar, huge chalkboard you may like – it’s even magnetic:

Loddie Doddie Huge Magnetic Chalkboard – 46″ x 34.5″ Rustic Framed Chalkboard for Wall Decor – Easy to Erase Chalkboard Rustic Frame for Kitchen, Framed Magnet Blackboard

Or there’s this one, also magnetic, for smaller spaces:

Wood Framed Chalkboard – 36×24 Large Magnetic Rustic Wall Chalk Board, Chalk Boards with Frame | Non Porous Hanging Blackboard Sign | Regular or Liquid Chalk Markers

And here’s a FANTASTIC resource for chalking: The Complete Book of Chalk Lettering: Create and Develop Your Own Style – INCLUDES 3 BUILT-IN CHALKBOARDS

100% RECOMMEND!!

So, I’ve had this book for years and I refer to it EVERY TIME I go to chalk my chalkboard. If you’ve got a chalkboard, it’s a must have! Even if you have awful penmanship, like me, this book will really help take your chalking to the next level.

Here you can see the difference between before and after I got The Complete Book of Chalk Lettering. The first pic is definitely before the book. I tried. lol

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Also, don’t forget your liquid chalk markers (#gamechanger)! This is an awesome set. It comes with stencils, labels and a little chalkboard also.

Happy spring!!

You may also like this:

Easy DIY Spring Carrot Wreath

Easy DIY Easter Egg Tree – Modern Version

And finally, my favorite book right now, Homebody. In stores it’s nearly 2.5x more expensive than right here.

Homebody: A Guide to Creating Spaces You Never Want to Leave, Hardcover, by Joanna Gaines

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