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Hopping into Spring with Easter Décor

Hopping into Spring with Easter Décor

Moss bunnies $12.99 & $24.99 | Nest with eggs $9.99

Spring is finally in the air! As the sun shines brighter and the temperature begins to rise, it’s time to bid adieu to the dull winter season and welcome the vibrant hues of spring! To me, the onset of this season represents growth and renewal. We see it in nature as fresh buds emerge from the stale leaves of fall, and we feel inclined to mimic this in our interiors. With Easter around the corner, this is the perfect opportunity to freshen up our homes with a bright and airy makeover!

Whether you’re looking to brighten up a dark space or add some air to a stuffy room, there are plenty of ways to give your home a spring refresh. I like to start by cracking the windows. The outside air always pulls fresh energy into the house. Some music and a good deep clean feels so good this time of year! I like to go through room by room decluttering anything that no longer brings me joy or that is reminiscent of winter. I grab a basket and pull out everything that doesn’t belong so I can begin to decorate with a clean slate.


Once all signs of winter are out of my house, there’s space to fill in with seasonal and Easter décor. I didn’t ever decorate my house for Easter until I had children. And initially I brought in lots of dollar store items, because that’s what I thought made the kids happy, and it was cheap. But over the years I’ve found that it doesn’t have to be tacky to make the kids excited. The anticipation of the holiday is what brings the joy! So, in recent years, I’ve switched gears and use décor that suites my home and that I can use year after year. No more one and done decorations to add to the landfills. Of course, we still do plenty of Easter crafts and painting eggs. But now, as far as décor goes, it is thoughtful and adds to the look of the house. And every year when I pull out the artificial tulips, lavender, and bunnies – the kids are excited as ever. Easter is around the corner!

Tapered candles $12.99 for 2 | Candlestick holders $9.99 & $14.99 | Moss bunnies $12.99 & $24.99

There are so many different ways to freshen up our homes for the season. Ultimately, whatever makes YOU happy is the best choice! For me, adding in lots of colour & florals always seems to bring the house to life after a long winter. I don’t go overboard, but I do go through all the main rooms adding a little bit to each space. To keep it from looking overwhelming, I try to keep a cohesive colour scheme for each area. One spot may have pink and yellows, another room will have pale blues and greens.

24" Down filled blush pillow $59.99 | 24 x 16" Floral embroidered lumbar pillow $69.99 | 24 x12" Cotton lumbar pillow with tassels $49.99

In the living room I start by swapping out my textured winter throw pillows for a brighter version. I still keep lots of texture, but store away anything that is furry or heavier, in lieu something lighter. I also change up my coffee table décor. Here I like to add in some artificial florals and, of course, a cute bunny or two. And any vases that housed wintery greens are replaced with artificial stemmed florals.

In the kitchen, I like to keep things simple, cute, and functional. Counter space is always in high demand when preparing meals, so I try to keep my décor purposeful so as to not add clutter.

20" Lavender twig wreath $99.99 | Small stoneware pitcher $34.99 | 22" egg spray $7.99 | 15.5" faux lavender bundle $7.99

12 oz swan creek candle $24.99 | Cream dolomite pot w feet $12.99 | Small clay bunny pot $14.99 | Potato scrubber $12.99

Airtight bunny jar $24.99 | Artificial tulips $2.99 each Utensil holder w feet $39.99Wooden spoons - prices vary

 

Some ways to add seasonal touches in the kitchen:
  • Swap out tea towels and cloths for brighter versions.
  • Nest a small bunny next to the utensil holder.
  • Add a seasonal candle.
  • Display small dishes that are decorative or cute.
  • Store sponges/steal wool in small planter pots with a fun pattern.
  • Add a wreath, air plant, or suncatcher to your window.
The main area to add Easter décor is always the dining table. This is the place where the magic happens. This is where we gather every night and where the big Easter feast is bound to be held! There are so many options for table settings and centerpieces.
 
Lavender table runner $49.99
Large velvet bunny $49.99 | Small velvet bunny $24.99 | Artificial eucalyptus pot $24.99 | Ceramic tabletop egg $19.99 | Stone taper candle holder $9.99
 
If you’re after something easy with a big impact, Anna’s has plenty of hydrangeas of all sizes and colours.  They also have a selection of upgraded blooms with fun accents and ribbons. These also make for great hostess gifts if you plan on visiting family over the holidays.

Whether you’re hosting a family gathering, or simply looking to refresh your home, I hope these ideas inspire you to make your space feel bright and cheerful! As always, we look forward to seeing you this season! 
 
Custom bows, prices vary | 32" Hanging eucalyptus bush $14.99 | 11.5" lavender bundle $14.99 | Flower pick $12.99 | Hanging basket $49.99 (currently on sale for additional 50% off)

 

 

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