We’ve seen succulents grow in popularity recently and are loving the unique ways people are incorporating them into their home interior. So, we’re bringing you some of our favorite ways people are decorating with succulents to inspire your own home decor.

Living Wreath

Holiday wreaths are always lovely, but having a wreath that can be on display for the majority of the year is hard to beat. This living wreath made from succulents is a beautiful and inexpensive way to create a statement piece that will liven up any room. You can learn how to make this wreath and how to keep it alive here.

Terrariums

Terrariums were common decoration pieces in the 1970’s and have began to resurface in popularity in a modern way. You can purchase various geometric shapes and find them in different colors such as brass finishes, matte blacks, and silver. These terrariums make for the perfect succulent containers and add an eye catching element to whichever space you choose to add them to.

Centerpieces

Succulents make beautiful centerpieces on their own and can also be added to an existing centerpiece to give it just the extra pop of color and texture that it needed.

Classic White

We all tend to acquire a collection of classic white dishes and pottery over the years. Using some of those classic pieces you’ve collected as succulent planters is a great way to display your dishes in a unique and fresh way.

Window Boxes

Making your own cacti and succulent arrangement is a great way to revamp your window flower boxes. You can get creative with various colors and textures and really give it your own flair.

Do you have other ways you like to decorate with succulents? Let us know in the comments!

1. An eye catching place setting

Supplies: Colored napkin, coordinating ribbon, tulip

Directions: To create this warm and welcoming place setting, simply fold the napkin and place the tulip or decoration in the center. Finish by loosely tying the ribbon around the tulip and napkin. Not only will guests love being greeted by this piece, but they will also enjoy having a sweet flower to take home.

2. Easter bunny dessert platter

3. Festive centerpiece

4. Strawberry cream mimosa

5. Slow cooker pineapple glazed carrots

For the perfect Easter side dish that adds a punch of flavor, try pineapple glazed carrots.  

Ingredients: 2 lbs carrots peeled and sliced, 1 (540ml) can pineapple tidbits with juice (or about 2 cups), ½ cups brown sugar, 3 Tbsp balsamic vinegar, ¾ tsp. salt, 2 tbsp. cornstarch

Directions:

• In a medium bowl, combine pineapple with juice, sugar, vinegar, salt, and cornstarch until combined.
• Add carrots to slow cooker. Pour pineapple over top and stir well.
• Cover and cook on low for 5-6 hours or high for 3-4 hours until tender. Serve.