Celebrate Spring With Easter Decorations That Are Chic, Not Corny (2024)

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Wreaths aren’t just for the winter holidays. Spring florals make for a perfectly pretty wreath, and this captivating option from Terrain is proof. The naturally-preserved wreath is made up of twigs, blue larkspur, lemon mint, and bright blue poppies, which combine to form a wildflower-esque effect. Display this on your front door to set a good first impression, or casually stack it against the kitchen backsplash for a laidback accent.

It's all about flower power with Anthropologie's Clemence Glass. This tumbler features a vibrant floral design that'll elevate any Easter celebration and pair well with other tabletop accessories and dinnerware.

This glass is available in two motif colors—coral and moss—and is sold individually, so you can create a custom set that best fits your needs. The eighteen-ounce glass is perfect for your signature co*cktail or famous lemonade recipe, and it's sure to look pretty on display in your kitchen between uses.

No matter which one of your favorite recipes you're cooking up, it's important to have stylish serving bowl to present it in. Though there are tons of styles out there, the Pottery Barn Floral Rim Stoneware Footed Serving Bowl is one gorgeous option.

This white bowl features a vibrant floral pattern throughout, and the original design was even hand-painted, so you're really getting a work of art too. Made of stoneware, it has a glazed finish and should be hand-washed, making it perfect for special occasions.

Haven’t you heard? Palms are the new flowers, and it’s easy to see why. Aside from the fresh texture and exotic character they can impart on your space, the fact that they can last, well, forever, is a pretty solid selling point too. This variety comes in a set of three—choose between purple, natural, or an orange colorway—and can be displayed as-is, no water needed.

If you’re feeling up to a little DIY, cut the frond about halfway from where the leaves meet the stem, following the shape of the palm, to create a mini fan version. Pop it in a bud vase and cluster a few at the middle of your tablescape for an easy centerpiece.

Lighting is an easy way to set the mood during a meal and create a warm, inviting ambiance for you and your loved ones. If you want a more subtle yet stylish way to do just that, consider votive holders like this Kosta Boda design. The compact style packs a punch on a table without taking up too much space.

Each square votive holder is made of glass and is dishwasher-safe for easy cleaning. The votive is sold individually and is offered in a few colors—black, green, blue, and white to name a few—so you can either mix-and-match or stick with one hue.

Your kitchen deserves a spring refresh, and one of the easiest and cost-effective ways to make an instant impact is by swapping out your linens. Channel the best of the Italian Riviera with this whimsical tea towel from the Milan-based studio La DoubleJ, all the while adding a fresh dose of personality to your space.

Featuring a colorful botanical print that manages to transcend the expected spectrum of springtime florals, this heavy-duty cotton piece is crisp and durable. Form meeting function never looked this good.

A good pitcher becomes a fixture of outdoor living as soon as the weather turns. This recycled glass version from Pottery Barn takes things to the next level with an organic, woven seagrass encasing that offers a textural upgrade to the ordinary. Inspired by traditional pieces used in Southeast Asia in the '20s, this pitcher is ripe for display and can even double as a vessel for fresh florals as well.

British designer Matilda Goad’s pastel beeswax candles are pure perfection and a welcome refresh from the ordinary tapers you're probably used to. Following the recent trend of wavy décorand amorphous forms that have taken the design world by storm, these ribbed candles feel like a seamless extension of the concept but with an original spin.

Available in a variety of pastel tones, including blush and baby blue, each set comes with six candles and offers roughly around eight hours of burning time—which is plenty enough to last through one memorable evening.

Placemats are an easy way to elevate any dining setup, and this Crate & Barrel design is no exception. The flower-shaped design has a woven texture and natural color that'll work well with most décorstyles, so you can set a stylish table with ease.

Each placemat is made of banana bark and can be cleaned with either a dry or damp cloth, so you'll never have to worry about damaging it during a meal. Plus, the budget-friendly style is sold individually, so you can purchase exactly how many you need.

Heather Taylor Home’s collection of textiles and table linens is not to be missed, especially when it comes to spring or Easter decorating. This beautifully detailed four-piece co*cktail napkin set was hand-woven by artisans in Mexico and certainly inspires with its earthy palette of pinks, greens, and pops of marigold. Pair with a chic glass—bonus points if it’s colorful!—and your go-to margarita recipe.

According to these napkin ring holders, bows aren't just for your hair—they make for one darling tabletop accessory as well. Hill House Home's holders add some cute feminine flair to any celebration, and the powder blue shade is sure to match most dinnerware and accessories.

Inspired by the brand's bestselling hair accessories, the napkin ring holders feature a pre-tied bow on a brass ring. The four-piece set can dress up any dining table, but is still casual enough to use every day, if you so choose.

A cake stand is just the accessory you need to elevate your dessert table, and with all the sweets an Easter celebration calls for, it only feels right to indulge in one. This effortlessly chic maple cake stand has all the traces of Scandinavian sensibility with a timeless touch to boot. The wood base shows off its swirly, wood grain, while the Corian top makes for a durable addition that will last you year after year. Plus, you can use it as décor when you don't have a tablescape to decorate.

Handwoven by a women-run co-op in Guatemala, this dreamy runner is just the piece you’ll need to elevate your Easter tablescape. Its subdued palette includes hints of sage green, a sandy beige, and peachy accents, which combine to form a unique motif inspired by the works of Bauhaus icon Anni Albers.

When it comes to setting the table, follow the lead of this runner's earthy hues and pair it with décor that shares a complementary scheme. Seal the deal with dried palms, off-white ceramic dinnerware, and wooden serving spoons.

Break out the bubbly and celebrate in style with this striking coupe set from Estelle Colored Glass, the purveyor of luxe hand-blown glass stemware that's everywhere right now. Choose from a variety of punchy-colored pieces (like cobalt blue, lavender, and mint green) and let the essence of the season come through. No matter the occasion, this jewel-toned set is pretty much reason enough to throw an intimate gathering.

Introduce this subtly tinted dinner plate into your current rotation and watch your tablescape transform. Handmade in Portugal, this glazed stoneware plate is subtle enough that it won’t risk overshadowing the rest of your tablescape, and it can easily transition from season to season.

If you’re looking to accentuate its muted coloring, pair it with a similarly toned tablecloth and matching linens (though try to keep the palette slightly varied, for interest) to set a monochrome effect. Complete the look with fresh greens and flowers for contrast.