Easter decoration ideas for your table
You don’t have to surround your guests with bunnies and chicks to hint at the Easter occasion. Here are some subtle, beautiful ways you can nod to springtime on your table.
1. Pretty and Patterned
It’s no secret that we’re big fans of a contrasting pattern, but your pairings don’t always need to clash – they can complement, instead. For this table, we’ve teamed several prints together using a gentle colour scheme and natural motifs. Here’s how to get the look.
Start with Natural Texture
When you’re not using a tablecloth, an underplate is a great way to bring a dose of texture to your design. We love the tactile appeal that rattan brings to tabletops. Try to bring in more than one texture to create a layered look. Here, the rattan contrasts beautifully with the stone of the table and the linen of the dining chairs.
Mix and Match Your Patterns
There are three different prints present on this table, but the gentle colour palette ensures the look doesn’t feel overwhelming. When pairing patterns, try to mix different scales and styles together.
This look works because the flowing florals of the Sheki China Range don’t overshadow the graphic lines of our Pulcinella glassware, or the busier marbled effect of our Nura Candle Holders.
Pick a Colour Pallette
Earthy tones reign supreme in this look, with subtle pops of red and yellow bringing a springtime feel. We’d always encourage you to repeat colours at least once to ensure a cohesive palette, but those hues need to be the most prominent. For example, on this tablescape, the red of the floral arrangement picks up the detailing on the plates and bowls.
Add a Floral Display
Your Easter table centrepiece needn’t be complicated to be effective. This is the perfect season to embrace Mother Nature’s bounty and decorate your tabletop with flowers. Look for vibrant spring hues that complement the rest of your tableware, and choose a sculptural vase in a rustic finish for an extra nod to nature.