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Spring Tablescapes – Inspiration for Your Easter Table

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A look at our dining table all dressed up for Easter, along with more than 20 other bloggers sharing their spring tablescapes, to inspire your own home decor.

Spring tablescape for EasterToday I’m sharing my tablescape as part of a blog hop hosted by Tammy from Pink Peppermint Design. If  you’re coming over from Katrin of Kreativ K’s gorgeous Nordic decor, welcome! I hope you enjoy my take on spring decor as well as all the other beautiful spring tablescapes on the tour. Spring is finally here and I’m getting ready to have some of my family join us for a festive Easter Celebration. 

Spring tablescapes centerpeice

Let’s start with the centerpiece.  I like using trays or boxes that you can easily remove from the table when it’s time to eat. A little moss makes a nice bed for small clay pots, and one of my rustic antique flower frogs. Accents of birds and eggs, signs of spring, renewal and rebirth. Of course, I always have to have some kind of florals. This time I chose a mini orchid, placed under a glass cloche. It should do well there for a while since they like some humidity, but the succulent loves it dry so it needs to stay outside the glass.

Spring tablescapes place setting

A closer look a the place settings. I just bought these pretty floral bowls at the local Lenox outlet. The are from the Southern Gatherings collection. In the center, wrapped up cute clay pots with straw and Cadbury mini eggs in a linen napkin, is a takeaway treat for my guests. The salad plates and water glasses are all in shades of spring green. Depression era glass in this shade is one of my favorites to collect. The cube tumblers were bought at an antique shop, but the hobnail glasses are reproductions and were given to me by a dear friend. Smith Glass which use to be produced locally, made the most beautiful reproductions, but a few years ago they closed their doors.

Spring tablescape daffodils in vase

Sunny daffodils, which many of you probably have blooming right now, are placed in simple vases on the table. I like that their green stems reflect the other light green pieces on the table.

Smith glass bunny with jelly beans

Here’s another piece of Smith Glass in the shape of a bunny holding a rainbow of jelly beans.

Spring tablescape full view.

Full view of spring tablescape from above.

Here’s a view looking from the hallway, showing my small jungle of plants. If you look close you can see I have a poinsettia blooming in the background. It’s funny because I cut off all the blooms on this plant for a centerpiece two years ago at Christmas. It grew back and is now blooming in March.

Meyer Lemon tree blossoms

Also, blooming right now is the Meyer Lemon tree, which really makes the room smell nice. The daffodils have a nice light scent but not as much as the lemon blossoms.

View of Easter table set from window.

I hope you enjoyed this tour of my Easter table. Next on the spring tablescapes tour is Angie from Postcards From the Ridge. Stop by and see what she has created. I know you will love and love her casual eclectic style as much as I do.

Here’s a list of the entire spring tablescapes lineup:

 

Monday March 26

Pink Peppermint Design

Almafied

2 Ladies & A Chair

Our house now a home



Tuesday March 27

Meaningful Spaces

Atta Girl Says

Green With Decor

Red Cottage Chronicles

Little Bits of Home



Wednesday March 28

11 Magnolia Lane

Noni’s House

Kreativ K

Hearth and Vine

Postcards from the Ridge



Thursday March 29

Spicy Salty Sweet Home

My Life From Home

Monica Wants It

Shine Your Light



Friday March 30

Home Made Lovely

Charleston Crafted

Addicted 2 DIY

Major Hoff Takes A Wife

Saw Nail and Paint

Spring tablescapes blog hop

 

About Patti Estep

Patti is the creator of Hearth and Vine, a home and garden blog filled with projects to inspire your creative side. She loves crafting, gardening, decorating and entertaining at her home in Pennsylvania. When she is not working on a project at home or searching for treasures at nurseries and thrift stores with her girlfriends, you’ll probably find her with family and friends, at a restaurant, or home party enjoying new and different food adventures.

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Comments

  1. Paula says

    What a beautiful table! I love how the green glass looks with the light shining through it. Your pots surrounded by the linen napkins in the bowls on each plate look so good.

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  2. Barbara Chapman ~ French Ethereal says

    Your table setting is beautiful, Patti! I love the green Depression glass and the sweet napkins surrounding your nests! Pinning several to my At Table and to our Home and Lifestyle boards as I love coming back to be inspired.

    Just coming back to this post,
    Barb 🙂

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    • Patti Estep says

      Thanks Angie. My girlfriends and I love to go antiquing and once I found those glasses I was hooked on light green glass. Anyway, it’s always fun to have things to look for when you thrift shop

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  9. Katrin says

    OH I love those green glasses and plates, how beautiful and they give your Spring table such a fresh and happy vibe! Everything looks really pretty!

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