My Easter Table

One of the things I like most about Easter is the opportunity to celebrate nature and the arrival of spring. This time of year symbolizes transformation and the emergence of new life. After winter, the plants and trees turn green, animals return from hibernation, and flowers begin to sprout. That’s why I wanted to celebrate this Easter by recreating a small garden to make a different lunch at home.

The Color Palette

Green, White and Soft Pink

When choosing my color palette I wanted it to be very fresh and give my table a soft look, so I chose my flowers in a combination of whites and pinks. I wanted soft pink to be the color that stood out, so I went with pink buttercups to be central in the arrangements. They are a very attractive and leafy flower, although they are not always used as a central part of the arrangement, I love the look they give. I chose green placemats to continue with the garden theme, I really like these ones because they are shaped like leaves. On the side table, I used a green path that gives a grass effect, creating a garden along with the flowers.

The Decor

Contemporary rustic style

For the table, I wanted natural style arrangements. To maintain the garden concept, I used clear bases of different heights, which allowed me to respect the natural drop of the flowers. I like the effect this style has on the table, avoiding overly arranged bouquets, it allows flowers to be the center of attention and creates a blooming effect on your table.

For my garden, I used bases that combined rustic materials such as baskets and tin watering cans. In addition, I used smooth St. James serving pieces and my MOOD by Christofle case, its oval shape makes it a must-have in the Easter decoration. As I don't have many seasonal decorations and I don't like to over load the table, I used these tiny grass bunnies in the garden. At the table, I used small woven baskets, in a neutral color, with some Easter eggs to keep it festive.

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