7 Easter table ideas<\/h2>Wow with colour<\/h3>– –<\/figcaption><\/figure>Mix and match colourful patterns and prints including Toile de Jouy<\/a>, checks and florals to bring spring sunshine to your table.<\/p>Playful details like raffia tassels on place mats, and faux bamboo cutlery add extra interest to this scheme from Talking Tables<\/a>,<\/a> while glass bud vases are ideal for holding small bunches of daffodils and tulips<\/a>.<\/p>Why not get out your own collection of coloured glass to show off this Easter? We recommend keeping the backdrop simple – these pops of colour look fresh against a crisp white tablecloth.<\/p>
Opt for rustic elegance<\/h3>![\"This](\"https:\/\/c02.purpledshub.com\/uploads\/sites\/42\/2024\/03\/image-3-scaled.jpeg\")
– –<\/figcaption><\/figure>If you prefer a more rustic table setting, make the most of the natural wood tones by ditching the table linens.<\/p>
Instead, use place mats and matching napkins, as shown here (this boxing hare print<\/a> from Sophie Allport is perfect for Easter), and add a pretty Spring centrepiece.<\/p>We love the addition of planted daffodils<\/a> surrounded by tapered candles, or for something more creative, use your Easter tree<\/a> as the focal point of your design.<\/p>Go for an understated look<\/h3>![\"This](\"https:\/\/c02.purpledshub.com\/uploads\/sites\/42\/2024\/03\/image.jpeg\")
– –<\/figcaption><\/figure>We love this elegant\u00a0tablescape dressed with the simple organic shapes of the new\u00a0Clea Dinnerware Collection<\/a> from Cox & Cox. Soft lighting and simple glass vases filled with delicate spring branches make this pretty scheme sing.<\/p>Look closely for the touch of rustic Easter charm: understated\u00a0Bunny Wire Napkin Rings<\/a>\u00a0paired with classic white linen napkins. Twisted into simple rabbit ear shapes, they’ll sit endearingly beside each place setting at your Easter table.<\/p>Decorate with blue & white<\/h3>![\"This](\"https:\/\/c02.purpledshub.com\/uploads\/sites\/42\/2024\/03\/image-6-scaled.jpeg\")
– –<\/figcaption><\/figure>A hit since its 14th-century European debut, blue and white<\/a> porcelain has never fallen out of fashion.<\/p>Smart yet pretty, this perfect colour combination has inspired a wealth of invention including iconic designs from the likes of Spode<\/a>, Burleigh and Wedgwood<\/a>.<\/p>Layer up designs from different eras this Easter, including antique<\/a> pieces from your collection, for a table setting with a relaxed and eclectic feel.<\/p>For a more formal look, commit to a single design \u2013 though with so many options, choosing just one might be a challenge!<\/p>
Make an overhead centrepiece<\/h3>![\"This](\"https:\/\/c02.purpledshub.com\/uploads\/sites\/42\/2024\/03\/image-4.jpeg\")
– –<\/figcaption><\/figure>Instead of flowers on the table (or as well as, if you have the space!), create a hanging floral centrepiece that will draw the eye and add a bit of drama. This playful arrangement uses hedgerow flowers to complement pink and green Easter tableware from Garden Trading<\/a>.<\/p>A hanging arrangement is easier to make than it looks – all you need is a wreath<\/a>, some flowers and a bit of creativity!<\/p>Have fun with your napkins<\/h3>![\"This](\"https:\/\/c02.purpledshub.com\/uploads\/sites\/42\/2024\/03\/image-2.jpeg\")
– –<\/figcaption><\/figure>To add interest to your Easter table, why not make a feature of your napkins?<\/p>
There are plenty of ways you can do this, whether you choose a fun, fan design, these napkins<\/a> tied into cute bunny ears, or for the more artistically skilled among us, why not try your hand at napkin origami?<\/p>Not only are they a more unique way of displaying your napkins, but they can add an extra touch of Easter spirit, too.<\/p>
Incorporate nature into your centrepiece<\/h3>![\"This](\"https:\/\/c02.purpledshub.com\/uploads\/sites\/42\/2024\/03\/image-5-scaled.jpeg\")
– –<\/figcaption><\/figure>For a unique centrepiece that captures the joy of spring, fill faux birds\u2019 nests with pretty Easter eggs<\/a>, either edible or decorative, and surround with dried grasses and seasonal greenery.<\/p>Choose one large nest or scatter lots of small ones to create a garland feel \u2013 mixing different colours and shades of eggs will add interest and allow you to make the most of all the pretty decorations in your collection.<\/p>
Mix and match colourful patterns and prints including Toile de Jouy<\/a>, checks and florals to bring spring sunshine to your table.<\/p> Playful details like raffia tassels on place mats, and faux bamboo cutlery add extra interest to this scheme from Talking Tables<\/a>,<\/a> while glass bud vases are ideal for holding small bunches of daffodils and tulips<\/a>.<\/p> Why not get out your own collection of coloured glass to show off this Easter? We recommend keeping the backdrop simple – these pops of colour look fresh against a crisp white tablecloth.<\/p> If you prefer a more rustic table setting, make the most of the natural wood tones by ditching the table linens.<\/p> Instead, use place mats and matching napkins, as shown here (this boxing hare print<\/a> from Sophie Allport is perfect for Easter), and add a pretty Spring centrepiece.<\/p> We love the addition of planted daffodils<\/a> surrounded by tapered candles, or for something more creative, use your Easter tree<\/a> as the focal point of your design.<\/p> We love this elegant\u00a0tablescape dressed with the simple organic shapes of the new\u00a0Clea Dinnerware Collection<\/a> from Cox & Cox. Soft lighting and simple glass vases filled with delicate spring branches make this pretty scheme sing.<\/p> Look closely for the touch of rustic Easter charm: understated\u00a0Bunny Wire Napkin Rings<\/a>\u00a0paired with classic white linen napkins. Twisted into simple rabbit ear shapes, they’ll sit endearingly beside each place setting at your Easter table.<\/p> A hit since its 14th-century European debut, blue and white<\/a> porcelain has never fallen out of fashion.<\/p> Smart yet pretty, this perfect colour combination has inspired a wealth of invention including iconic designs from the likes of Spode<\/a>, Burleigh and Wedgwood<\/a>.<\/p> Layer up designs from different eras this Easter, including antique<\/a> pieces from your collection, for a table setting with a relaxed and eclectic feel.<\/p> For a more formal look, commit to a single design \u2013 though with so many options, choosing just one might be a challenge!<\/p> Instead of flowers on the table (or as well as, if you have the space!), create a hanging floral centrepiece that will draw the eye and add a bit of drama. This playful arrangement uses hedgerow flowers to complement pink and green Easter tableware from Garden Trading<\/a>.<\/p> A hanging arrangement is easier to make than it looks – all you need is a wreath<\/a>, some flowers and a bit of creativity!<\/p> To add interest to your Easter table, why not make a feature of your napkins?<\/p> There are plenty of ways you can do this, whether you choose a fun, fan design, these napkins<\/a> tied into cute bunny ears, or for the more artistically skilled among us, why not try your hand at napkin origami?<\/p> Not only are they a more unique way of displaying your napkins, but they can add an extra touch of Easter spirit, too.<\/p> For a unique centrepiece that captures the joy of spring, fill faux birds\u2019 nests with pretty Easter eggs<\/a>, either edible or decorative, and surround with dried grasses and seasonal greenery.<\/p> Choose one large nest or scatter lots of small ones to create a garland feel \u2013 mixing different colours and shades of eggs will add interest and allow you to make the most of all the pretty decorations in your collection.<\/p>Opt for rustic elegance<\/h3>
Go for an understated look<\/h3>
Decorate with blue & white<\/h3>
Make an overhead centrepiece<\/h3>
Have fun with your napkins<\/h3>
Incorporate nature into your centrepiece<\/h3>