A couple of weeks ago, I shared some early spring decorating in the kitchen. Because spring hadn’t nearly arrived yet, and because Easter was still so far away, it felt a little early to bring out the bunnies at that point. But not now! This week I couldn’t resist bringing out just a few! So today I’m sharing some simple but festive ideas for Easter decorating. I don’t ever want to go too crazy or “themed” with my decor, but it’s such a cheerful season that I love bringing a touch into the house each year.
So, a bunny or two, some eggs, and of course, spring flowers! I’ve added all of these to the kitchen for some easy Easter decorating. And I’m joining some blogging friends who are also sharing their Easter decor and entertaining ideas, so be sure to scroll to the bottom to see what everyone is sharing!
One of my favorite things to bring out each year is this vintage bunny chocolate mold. These molds are made of tin and were used up until about the 1960s when they switched over to plastic – which is definitely not as charming! You can find dozens of them on both Etsy and Ebay, in all kinds of price ranges. I’d love to get more and do a little grouping on the counter next year!
On the counter I added some faux and real quail eggs to my vintage scale. I love the Robin’s egg blue ones!
The wreath adds just the right Easter touch. I love the pastel colors!
This vintage bucket is one of my favorite things to add flowers to (using different and unusual vessels is something I talked about in my All about Decorating with Flowers post). I love the contrast of the dainty florals against the rustic bucket!
Over on the console table, I created a little vignette with a cloche over a nest, a vintage basket filled with more faux eggs, and the vintage urn I used in last week’s spring tablescape.
I just adore this vintage basket! The eggs are faux and were from Pottery Barn last year, but I found very similar ones here.
And I always put the little nests around the house in several places. I love them – and nothing says spring more than these do!
Here’s to the arrival of some slightly warmer weather! We aren’t exactly lying by the pool here yet, but at least it hasn’t been pouring the past few days. Hope you’re starting to get some spring weather wherever you are!
Sheila
xo
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Ella Claire | Julie Blanner | Inspired by Charm | Rooms for Rent | Maison de Cinq
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Hi Sheila! I just love how you decorate, simple yet elegant at the same time. Your posts just really inspire me! Spring is my favorite time of year here in the South, before it gets too suffocatingly hot, lol. Really enjoyed this post, thank you! Have a great day! 😊
Aww that is SO kind – thank you Shelia! There’s nothing I love hearing more than that I succeeded in walking the line between simple and elegant, so thank you so much! And it means a lot to hear you’ve been inspired in some way 🙂
Happy Spring (sooner rather than later I hope!)
Sheila
Your dining table centerpiece is dreamy!! Everything is so cozy and beautiful… fingers crossed that spring finds you (all of us!) soon!
Oh yes Laura, I am COUNTING the days!! We’ve had some sun but still unseasonably cold for So Cal! Thank you so much for your kind words – I so appreciate you stopping by!
Happy Spring (soon)!
Sheila
Sheila,
This may be my first time posting, but I often read your blog. Love your spring/Easter decorating–I’m going to use some of your ideas. Thank you.
Barbara
Aww I can’t tell you how happy this makes me!! Love hearing from my readers Barbara, and I’m so happy that you were inspired! Thank you!!
Sheila
Lovely Shelia.
Hugs,
Kris
Thanks so much Kris!
Sheila