30 GORGEOUS Spring and Easter Tablescape Designs and Ideas

Spring is just the best time of year to create a beautiful tablescape. Decorating for spring and/or Easter couldn’t be easier with the following photos of beautiful tablescapes as well as a few single decor items to inspire your creativity!
I grouped these tablescapes together for you by theme: Floral, Eggs, and Bunnies. You can also go through these photos and look for specific color themes: Pinks, Greens, Yellows, Blues, and Lavender/Lilac.
Floral Theme
















Bunny Theme





Egg Theme









Lastly, if you’ve got the time, make an Easter egg and moss tree (or two). The spa colors of mint green and aqua in the table runner work so well with the plates and the colors of the tree eggs!
The newest theme that I’ve added this year is not really a design element such as bunnies, eggs, or flowers . . . but rather is a design ‘style’ — Linear / Simple, which you can use any of your favorite theme elements into this style. This style works the best with long tables!
Linear Design Style

This linear style combines natural elements of texture and color with pops of hot pink and soft greens — LOVE the chocolate bunnies with matching hot pink satin ribbons!

This tablescape (above) and the next (below) still have that linear focus and each uses natural elements such as moss, natural colored eggs, and spring onions. I love the gardening focus in the tablescape below with the ceramic pots and wooden garden tools.

I love white on white decor with fun color accents and spring green is perfect for an Easter or spring (even summer, actually) tablescape. The nice thing about decorating with white, is that you can change out the colors of the flowers very easily.

This tablescape has a lot going on, yet is contained in the linear style: pops of warm colors, weathered texture, eggs, flowers, moss . . . it’s all in there, but still come off simply.

Although the following tablescape first appears to be very busy, it only uses 3 colors: moss green that matches the plates, soft yellow and soft pink/peach. Natural or natural-looking green moss is a constant popular color and texture.

Bird nests are a constant winner for those who love simplicity. The light in this table is played around with by the photographer, but my guess is that in reality, the colors in this tablescape are very subtle and muted. At least that’s how I would want this to be.

Once again, eggs and bunnies with natural wood and nesting materials. The crocheted table runner re-emphasizes the linear design of this tablescape, plus it adds another layer of soft texture. I’m sure that you’re starting to see the design style emerging in each tablescape.

Last, but not least (until next year’s new additions), is a crisp white, coastal tablescape with natural colors of green here and there and soft aqua colors in the water bottles . . . and still using the linear design style.

Lastly, if you’ve got the time, make an Easter egg and moss tree (or two). The spa colors of mint green and aqua in the table runner work so well with the plates and the colors of the tree eggs!
Your Easter flower arrangements are lovely. You are very talented and creative. I enjoyed your blog very much. Thank you for all the ideas.
All of your themes are so lovely and creative. Something for everyone and all celebrating new life and the beauty of spring. Thank you for the inspiration.
Roz, these are stunning tablescapes. Lots of inspiration.
Hope your spring is a beautiful one.
Velva
Your spring post has some beautiful ideas. Forsythia is one of my favorite spring flowers. The tablescape with the yellow tulips and green dishes is beyond!! love it..
Judee,
I love forsythia too, but for whatever reason, I have so much trouble with the plants that I add to my landscape. They just won’t bloom! They get plenty of sun too. What do you recommend that I do?
Thanks,
Roz
Oh I love all the bright colors and bunny motifs! I’m a sucker for spring. I’m currently prepping for my Easter dinner in a few weeks (even had my floors resurfaced for the occasion), and I’ve been wanting a way to make my tablescape pop. Your post gave me plenty of inspiration, thank you!
Amelia,
Your kind words uplifted my day in such a beautiful way . . . I am truly grateful for knowing that I was able to help or inspire you, another kindred spirit in life, in some small, lovely way. I hope that your Easter celebration will be filled with beauty, deliciousness, love, and gratitude for our Lord’s resurrection.
Blessings to you,
Roz
Your tablescapes are lovely and all look professionally done! Great Job!
Dear Janice,
Thank you for stopping by, and for taking the time to let me know your thoughts about this post on Easter tablescape designs. I would love to take credit for these beautiful creations, but I simply curated and compiled those ideas that I found to be most lovely (to my design sensibilities). It’s nice to ‘meet’ others who share the same appreciation for the same ideas!
I hope you’ll return again with more insight and ideas of your own to share. Feel free to shoot me an email with photos that you’d like me to share!
Have a lovely spring!
Roz
All very inspiring, pretty and uplifting. thanks
Judee,
Thank you so much! I always love to hear your thoughts on what I post here. You are a valued fellow blogger!
Be well and be safe,
Roz
What absolutely beautiful designs! I always admire the creativity of people that can layout such a gorgeous spread. I’m totally inept when it comes to designing anything. That’s why he is in charge of home decor. He is an artist and I’m a geek, so he is so much better at design then me. 🙂
M.J.
You are too funny and I’ll bet you are better at all of this design stuff that you humbly give yourself credit for. If ‘he’ is better at it , as you say, then simply enjoy while he is enjoying the gifts that you bring forth from your kitchen!
Be well my friend,
Roz
These are all beautiful! You’ve got a ton of talent — really creative. Thanks.
It’s not my talent at all John….but I do like creativity to use and enjoy; just wish it wasn’t such an expensive trait!
Ciao,
Roz
Wow! So beautiful!!! I’d love to come to your house and play with your dishes!
Dishes are an addiction to me . . . putting everything on ebay now. LOL!
Ciao,
Roz
Living in Florida which is warm and tropical, I think I would go for the vase with the lemon slices floating in it.
Lemons are always a winning design element in my home. Memories of Amalfi!
Lovely centerpieces, but the cloche with clay pot and ivy is probably my favorite. I think I may have all the components to recreate it too! But those lilacs are calling my name (sigh) . Thanks for the inspiration.
Pat
You are absolutely welcome, Pat. I hope you stop back by and let me know your own personal preferences of decor ideas in your home. I’d love to learn from you.
Roz
Oh, wow, such gorgeous holiday tables!! I’ve tried the asparagus vase and lemons in the vase, but there are so many more I’d love to attempt!
You and me both, Liz! I don’t know which I prefer more, the cooking/baking/planning or the decorating and festivity planning!
Happy Spring!
Roz
These are all simply exquisite! ?
Victoria,
On behalf of the creators and designers of each of these tablescapes, I couldn’t agree with you more! They are truly exquisite as you said and I’m flattered that you enjoy these ideas that I selected from the 100’s of ideas ‘out there’ on the web to share with you!
Thank you so much,
Roz
They are all so beautiful. I can’t pick just one!
Thank you for all that you do!!
It’s my pleasure to share and inspire others in living, even at the smallest level, a more beautiful life. It’s worth the time to find ideas and to share. It’s nice to know that others appreciate my own sense of design sensibility!
Thank you for letting me know, Laurie!
Be well,
Roz
Beautiful holiday table set ups! Thank you so much for sharing, Roz.
It is my pleasure to share with you and others, Angie. I appreciate everything that you also share with and inspire continually!
xo
Roz
Maybe because I live in Las Vegas which is very dry and arid, I lo
ve Lily of the Valley and Lilacs
Ah Beth, lilacs are wonderful. I grew up in the Midwest where they grew like crazy. Now, here in the South, it is too hot for them and they just don’t grow well. I love Lily of the Valley too, I need to remember that so thanks for the reminder!
Ciao,
Roz