The MacKenzie-Childs Spring 2023 Collection is a Floral Fantasy
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The groundhog might've just predicted six more weeks of winter, but MacKenzie-Childs is ready for spring. The brand launched its Spring 2023 collection promptly on Wednesday, February 1 and it’s what our springtime dreams are made of.
As the famously maximalist brand's homepage says, “Spring is the season of more.” All of MacKenzie-Childs's new items contain bursts of color and springtime imagery like pastels, animals and lots of plants. For anyone already itching to get back into the garden, there are plenty of options to make you feel surrounded by flowers.
The collection leans heavily into the Easter theme with plenty of time to buy before the April 9th holiday. MacKenzie-Childs's whimsical style brings rabbits and chicks to life so you can fill your house with miniature, well-dressed animal figurines. Featured items will surely be Easter decor staples for years to come — there are even options for colorful faux candy like everlasting chocolate bunnies and a bright, pastel egg basket to get your home ready for sweet Easter celebrations.
Plus, many of the new releases feature the ever-recognizable black and white checker print, called Courtly Check. This pattern is a Country Living-editor favorite and a mainstay for MacKenzie-Childs collections. The familiar look makes it easy for long-time fans and collectors to maintain a cohesive feel throughout their home decor. Take, for instance, the Chickatee teapot, which combines the brand's checkered kitchen collection with these new springtime themes.
You can browse through the colorful, farm animal-filled collection on the site now throughout the spring. Plus, get free shipping for orders over $150. If you’re not quite ready to lean into the "all spring everything vibes," simple pieces like these butterfly candleholders and a rooster dish towel can help you add a simple pop of color for now.
Whether you’re going big or starting with a few new pieces, now’s the time to get ahead on springtime decor.
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