Easter may be my favorite occasion to set a pretty table for! I’m so inspired by pastels and the excuse to put together a table with sweet touches of spring. I chose a soft green and pink palette for this table, inspired by this new glassware I recently picked up from Estelle Colored Glass’s new store on King Street. I’m excited to share the details with you in this post!
Easter, in general, is such a special holiday, and is one that I particularly feel excited about, having a toddler. I grabbed a bag of plastic pastel Easter eggs from Target this week, and Walker has been endlessly entertained with them! This is the first year he will really be immersed in all of the Easter fun, as last year he was still just crawling! I have so many wonderful memories of Easter growing up, and I’m so excited to be able to help make special memories for him, as well.
Back to the table… Julia Amory always gets table linens right. I used her Celadon green tablecloth and napkins, which are two different patterns, but I felt that they worked together to add the perfect touch of whimsy to this table. Rattan accents a la Lindroth Design (the best!) include the vase, which is my go-to, and the rattan lampshades for my cordless lamps. Amanda Lindroth no longer has a retail line, but I’ve linked some similar pieces further in the post! I also love these palm placemats from my friend Alex’s line.
I’ve shared about my love for Provvista’s Basket Jubilee line of dinnerware before, and these were a no-brainer to use for an Easter table! They also match perfectly to the sweet bunny dish I’ve had few years, which is just missing jelly beans.
Can we talk about tulips? Hydrangeas are always on display in my home, but recently, I have been grabbing a bundle of tulips each week from Trader Joes and now I don’t want tulip season to end!
I hope this table brought a little inspiration for your own! If you’re interested in seeing more tablescapes, I have an entire section on my blog where you can browse. As always, thank you for reading, and Happy Easter!
-A
