Emily Chan
Fill your home with classic lilies, roses, tulips, or daffodils. You could also go for a less traditional route, and showcase cut branches in a glass vase for a longer-lasting decor option.
Contrasting Tableware
Of course, you’ll need utensils, drinking glasses, napkins, placemats, and a tablecloth to enjoy your meal with. To produce visual appeal, mix and match patterns and colors together, such as stripes and solids or aqua and yellow.
The contrast makes the details and accents pop. For example, set up flower-shaped placemats against a gingham table runner paired with plaid napkin rings. It can hardly get more fun and festive than that!
As a reminder, always balance patterns with solid neutrals so your tablescape won’t look too busy or crowded.
Textured Elements
Incorporating textured elements is like an extension of contrasting tableware. Layering textures makes the presentation look more appealing to the eye. Try combining materials like burlap napkin holders, napkins with lace trim, and braided placemats for a bohemian vibe.
Add metallic accents for a finishing touch. The variety of textures in your table design will create a rich, inviting setting.
Themed Decorations
Finally, include a touch of Easter charm through bunny statues, speckled eggs, decorative faux nests, ceramic chicks, spring candles, and candies. You just can’t have Easter without a few bunnies around.
You can fill glassware bunnies with an assortment of candies to make your tablescape shine. Or craft a simple, springy centerpiece by arranging moss, figurines, dyed eggs, and miniature candies in a serving tray.
