I Gave 2 Designers $100 to Spend at Terrain — You Won’t Believe Their Spring Finds

“This scalloped marble serving board is one of those pieces that instantly elevates everyday moments," Axt says. "The soft green veining brings in a subtle, nature-inspired tone, while the organic shape keeps it feeling light and seasonal. It’s just as beautiful styled on a counter as it is used for spring entertaining.”

“A fun and whimsical printed kitchen towel is an easy, often overlooked opportunity to shift a space seasonally," according to Axt. "[It] adds softness and a hint of pattern that feels fresh without being overly thematic.”

“Stripes are a classic, and these taper candles add just the right amount of pattern to a table," Axt says. "The flameless design makes them especially great for outdoor dining (no wind worries), while still creating that warm, ambient glow that extends evenings outside.”

“Spring is all about bringing life back into your space," Robertson says, "and these rich green moss balls do it in such an easy, low-maintenance way. Drop a few into a shallow bowl, or style them along a shelf for an instant, natural touch that is exactly what you want for this upcoming season.”

“These etched glass votives feel made for spring. The daisy detail brings in that subtle floral moment, and when lit, the glass gives off the prettiest soft glow," Robertson writes. "I love grouping a few together, as it adds just enough pattern and light to make everything feel brighter and more seasonal.”

“Woven materials like seagrass are perfect to bring in for spring, and this pot does it so effortlessly," Robertson says. "It adds that natural texture and a hint of warmth while still keeping everything feeling light and airy.”