16 Marshalls Home & Garden Decor Products To Look For In Spring 2026

Spring really is a time for new beginnings. When the sun starts to shine again, we find ourselves taking stock. Fences need repainting, decks need re-staining, and our patio spaces need a little love to restore them to the sanctuaries we remember so fondly from last summer.

Of course, you don't have to spend a fortune to make this happen. But if your outdoor sofa cushions have started to mold, or the frame itself is starting to rust, it may be time to give things a bit of a refresh. Marshalls is an excellent place to do this. Its ever-evolving range of home and garden decor has something to excite even the most discerning home designer. And often, the price tags are as eye-catching as the products themselves.

There are cushions for bringing understated style to your patio, self-watering planters to reduce the burden of maintenance from hobby gardeners, and comfy furnishings on which to sit and watch your plants thrive. If your outdoor decor has emerged from the winter in need of a refresh, then you're unlikely to go wrong with a trip to your nearest Marshalls.

There are few simpler pleasures in the spring than sharing a meal outdoors with your friends and family. Unfortunately, spring is also a time of renewal for many insects, and it's not uncommon for seasonal cookouts to suddenly be inundated with flies. This large Lemon Capiz Food Tent is designed to keep bugs away from your grilling station and dining table.

With a mesh tent lid, it ensures that the worst those insects can do is window shop. It's also stylish, with a lemon plant mosaic leaning into the popular citrus aesthetic, an eternal symbol of summer. It measures 20 inches deep and 14 inches high, so it's large enough for various food items. And according to Marshalls' "Compare At" price, the $19.99 price tag represents a $5 saving versus comparable products.

Mold, mildew, and even algae can all start to accumulate if you fail to keep your outdoor cushions in good shape, especially over the winter. When that happens, they can be tough to restore to their lovely-looking old selves, often leaving you no choice but to replace them altogether. If you're looking for new cushions, these Eirene Damask Pillows from Curated Kravet are both fade- and water-resistant.

They come as a pair, allowing you to either bookend a sofa or tie two mismatched chairs together to create an intentional look. Each features an understated, muted-green and white floral print, which could help breathe new life into your space without overpowering the colors of your garden. Each cushion is 20-by-20 inches, and the set costs $49.99, which Marshalls says is $30 less than similar or comparable products.

If spring has you looking for ways to style your patio on a budget, then creating a foundation with a rug is one of the easiest. Outdoor rugs come in various shapes and sizes, feature a variety of patterns, and are made with materials that can withstand the elements. For example, Obeete's Indoor Outdoor Sol Layla Southwest Area Rug is designed for both indoor and outdoor use. It's priced at $149.99, which Marshalls suggests could help you save approximately $65 versus other comparable products elsewhere.

The rug itself features warm, earthy colors in a bohemian patterned design. It's manufactured in Egypt, and since it's made from synthetic materials (polypropylene and polyester), it's easily cleaned. It can bring some earthy warmth indoors, or be laid on a deck or patio to give an outdoor sanctuary a touch of interior softness.

Buying the right furniture is key to making the most of a small patio. Compact, multi-functional items can help to maximize your time outside. They're more portable, for starters. And wherever you use them, they promise not to soak up excess space. Nautica's Wicker Outdoor Scalloped Accent Table is both lightweight and easy to move. It's a square table (20-by-20 inches), and sits at 22 inches high, so it's well-suited to smaller areas.

Now, it is made from wood wicker, which is susceptible to degradation if left out in the rain. That said, you may actually be content using it both indoors and out. It leans into the scalloped edge trend that's currently so popular in the world of interior design. And from a practical perspective, it features a top table and secondary shelf for keeping food, drinks, books, or accessories close by. It's currently priced at $99, a saving of around $50 compared to similar products, according to Marshalls.

Now that spring is upon us, people are seizing upon a number of outdoor patio and furniture trends. For those with green thumbs, container gardening is one of the most attractive, especially in homes that are limited on in-ground soil space. This 24-by-20-inch Self-Watering Planter is helpful to beginner and more experienced gardeners. It helps to alleviate the pressure of keeping your plants hydrated, especially in the summer when regular pots are prone to drying out quickly.

It's quite a large planter and has the potential for use as a statement piece at the heart of a patio garden. It has customizable drainage holes that you can drill out yourself, depending on the needs of your particular plants. In terms of capacity, it holds up to 32 dry quarts of soil. It's currently priced at $39.99, which Marshalls suggests is $28 less than comparable products elsewhere.

Another way to maximize your outdoor living space in the spring is to pay careful attention to your seating. Ideally, it should strike a balance between comfort, size, and style. This 40-inch Outdoor Scalloped Frame Settee from luxury interior brand, Lillian August, is a compact patio furniture option. It's a comfortable, stylish accent piece with dimensions that work in medium-sized spaces.

It's currently priced at $499, which Marshalls says is around $200 less than you're likely to find elsewhere. It's 40 inches wide, and comes with weather-resistant cushions (plus pillows) to withstand life on your patio. It's suited to those who appreciate a playful style, and like Nautica's accent table, it leans into those scalloped edges that are currently on trend. The settee is built from a muted-green metal frame, which, paired with the off-white cushions, should complement the natural palette of most outdoor living spaces.

As the world starts to wake in the spring, life can start to feel frustratingly busy, leaving us with little time to relax and enjoy our outdoor spaces. One of the easiest ways to turn your patio or balcony into a sanctuary of serenity is to layer your furnishings with elements of Zen decor. Stone cairns are a classic example, and at Marshalls, Ancient Graffiti's 17-inch Garden Decor Cairn can be purchased for $29.99.

It's an artistic alternative to more traditional or whimsical garden gnomes and swan statues. It stands at 17 inches, so it could be used to add vertical interest around your flower beds. It's also made from natural stones (bound with resin), so it should blend nicely with most garden environments. And if you're looking for decorative items on a budget, the cairn represents a saving of around $30 versus shopping elsewhere, according to Marshalls' "Compare At" price.

As we've already touched upon, the furniture you invest in for your home needs to be comfortable, practical, and stylish. But that's not to say that you can't have a little fun with it. Business & Pleasure's Directors Rivie Hardwood Frame Table Chair is a fun and stylish choice, especially for those who love the silver screen. It's highly portable, so it's useful for both patios and picnics in the park.

The chair is made from quality hardwood, so it should last, provided that you keep it stored safely out of the weather. It's also collapsible, which means it's easy to store when not in use. The fabric seat and back feature a coastal palette of white with navy blue stripes. The backing also features subtly scalloped edges. You can pick the chair up for $129.99 at Marshalls. This, the chain suggests, represents a saving of $195 versus sourcing a comparable product elsewhere.

Like your indoor spaces, incorporating pieces of art into your yard can add character. But they needn't be purely decorative. Sagebrook Home's 7-inch Outdoor Turtle Garden Statue is designed to bring a dose of whimsical charm to your garden beds. But at night, the built-in solar light also illuminates the plants that you place it next to.

It's 7 inches tall, 4 inches wide, and 4 inches in length, so it can work for smaller patios and flower beds. And provided that it sits in a sunny spot, it should be fully charged by the time the sun starts setting. If you'd rather turn it off on certain evenings, it has an on and off switch, which allows you to conserve the battery. Currently, the statue is priced at $12.99, which Marshalls' comparison tool says yields a saving of around $9.

Wicker furniture brings textural warmth to a springtime patio. The only downside of natural wicker is that it has a tendency to degrade over time. So, for longevity, it can pay instead to invest in synthetic wicker pieces. As an example, this twin set of 31-inch Outdoor Wicker Dining Chairs is made from polypropylene, meaning it can cope with the elements much better than its natural-wicker counterparts.

The cushions are easy to clean, with removable covers that can be taken off and cleaned in the washing machine. It's not the cheapest item in this guide, currently priced at $499. However, that represents a $250 saving compared to the same (or similar) products as sold elsewhere, according to Marshalls' own comparison.

In the spring, sunset can come frustratingly soon, leaving you staring from your patio into the dark abyss of your garden. Solar lights are a great way to illuminate your yard's darker corners, and if used in the right place, can help you enjoy your flower beds well after sundown. Merkury's Solar Mini Rose Cluster Garden Stake Lights are designed with this in mind.

They come in sets of four, making it easier to turn your yard into a magical fairy garden. Each light features a rose-cluster design and a stake for anchoring in the soil. You can intersperse your actual flowers with them, and as long as they're in a sunny spot, the solar charger should recharge the batteries during the day. One thing to note is that there's no on/off switch for the lights. Instead, they come on automatically after dark and switch off automatically at dawn. Each set costs $24.99, representing a Marshalls "Compare At" saving of $9 versus similar lighting sets at other stores.

If you want to illuminate your outdoor space without the hassle of hardwiring, then cordless lights are the best option. You can opt for solar-powered lights, especially if you can place them in a sunny spot. Alternatively, lights that you can take indoors and recharge with an outlet are also useful. Merkury's 3-pack of Weather Safe Fluted Table Lamps is designed for USB charging.

Design-wise, they wouldn't be out of place in an interior design scheme. However, they're built to be weather-resistant and are specifically made for outdoor use. Each lamp features a gold-tone finish and a fluted, tapered shade. They have three lighting modes with dimming options to set the mood. Per Marshalls' comparison, the set, which is currently priced at $39.99, represents a saving of $15 compared to similar products elsewhere.

If you struggle to know how often you should water your garden, then a rain gauge can help. They measure the amount of rainfall your garden has received, making it easier to work out how much extra you need to give it. Ancient Graffiti's 35-inch Butterfly Rain Gauge is made to help you take such measurements. It's also decorative, adding a little character too.

The rustic butterfly motif adds a pop of color and charm while providing a sturdy mount for the included glass rain gauge. It's 35 inches tall, although it would stand a few inches shorter by the time it's staked in the ground. Two stakes help ensure that it remains sturdy, and altogether, the kit costs $39.99. That's $22 less than comparable products elsewhere, per Marshalls' price comparison.

There are various types of bird feeders that you can choose to place in your yard. But if you're limited on space, then a platform feeder is likely to serve the widest variety of species. This Polish-made 17-by-15.5-inch Hexagonal Pinewood Bird Feeder fits that description. It offers visiting birds plenty of cover thanks to a roof, and the in-built platform provides ample space to present your chosen feed.

With its all-wood build and hexagonal design, it exudes a European charm. Because it's made from pine, it blends nicely with most gardens' natural surroundings. And since it's quite large, it can accommodate several birds at once. Price-wise, it currently costs $34.99 at Marshalls, which the chain says is $12 cheaper than other similar feeders.

With the evenings growing longer and the air turning pleasantly mild, the switch to spring is an invitation to take our evenings outdoors. Lighting is a key part of that and is important for setting the atmosphere as well as seeing where you're going. This large Metal and Glass Solar Lantern provides a safe, candle-like glow. You could place it on the table as a centerpiece, or hang it from the ceiling. It's 18 inches tall, so you could also stand it in the corner as an accent piece and have it illuminate your deck's darker corners.

It's solar powered, so it just needs some spring sunshine to top it off each day. Its metal and glass build is reminiscent of more traditional lanterns, which is helped somewhat by the candle-style LED light contained inside the glass. The lantern is currently priced at $29.99, $10 cheaper than comparable products sold elsewhere, according to Marshalls.

Self-watering planters are a useful tool for homeowners who are limited on the time they can spend in the garden. Dotchi's 30-by-48-inch Self-Watering Planter can help keep your plants watered for up to six weeks at a time. Its large size offers ample space for a variety of flowers or spring vegetables, and because it's raised 37.5 inches off the ground, it's easier to access and can keep your plants away from animals.

It features a double-walled reservoir, which is designed to help with proper watering. And from a purely decorative perspective, its terracotta color maintains a rustic garden aesthetic. It's lightweight, making it easier to move around. Finally, while it isn't exactly cheap ($449.99), Marshalls' "Compare At" price suggests it's $293 cheaper than comparable planters sold at other stores.