7 Home Accents To Add To Your Easter Celebration

Deck your home with bunnies, eggs, and pastels for your upcoming holiday get together.

By Michele Kettner • Posted March 19, 2021 at 3:27 p.m.

Photo courtesy Red Barn Mercantile

Now that spring is here, and with Easter set for early April, it’s time to start planning your festivities. And any celebration calls for fun decor pieces. Whether you’re looking for glasses and plates for your meal or pillows for the couch, these seven Easter accents will be perfect for your holiday celebration.

easter bunny pillow — *Photo courtesy Red Barn Mercantile*

Outfit your couch and chairs with this adorable embroidered pillow. // Easter Bunny Pocket Pillow, $130; Red Barn Mercantile

purple drinking glass — *Courtesy of Goldfinch*

Skip the regular glasses and spice up your beverageware with these cute bunnies for the holiday. // Barnyard Glass, $185; Goldfinch

easter egg tea towel — *Photo courtesy of Boxwood*

Upgrade your egg decor with a Faberge-inspired tea towel for the kitchen. // Dishtowel: Fab Egg Purple, $15; Boxwood

Whether you’re planning an egg hunt or want to add some cute touches around the living room, pick up these recycled paper eggs for a touch of elegance. // Springtime Kashmiri Eggs – Set of 3, $27; Fair Trade Winds

easter dish set — *Photo courtesy of Pottery Barn*

From dinner plates to a cookie platter, bring the seasonal decor to your holiday meal with this collection. // Peter Rabbit Entertaining Collection, $12-$99.50; Pottery Barn

Make your Easter meal extra special by assigning seats with these cute bunny name tags. // Bunny Mini Notes, Hartland Brooklyn, $12; Penny Post

Add color to your table set up with green wine glasses that resemble the budding blooms. // Green Wine Glasses, 4 sets, $15; Belle Jar Design

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Michele Kettner

Audience Engagement Editor

Michele Kettner joined Northern Virginia Magazine in 2020 after spending two semesters as an editorial intern at the magazine. The University of Maryland graduate is currently the audience engagement editor and covers everything from can’t-miss things to do and holiday events to new restaurant and store openings throughout Northern Virginia.