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You might want to hide these accessories from the Easter Bunny, otherwise hell be stealing treats instead of leaving them.
Every holiday has its colour scheme. For Valentine’s Day, it’s red and pink. For Halloween, it’s orange and black. For Christmas, it’s silver and gold (and red and green, and snowy white…). Once those holidays are over, however, our themed decor gets packed into boxes—where it remains unused until the following year. Not Easter though!
Okay…there are some bunny accessories that should be put away. But if you go for subtle over kitsch—like we did in choosing the pastel tableware below—you can bring ’em out for the rest of spring (and beyond).
Simply pop the cork top off this speckled Linen canister (from $50), toss in a few fresh tulips, and you’ve got the perfect centrepiece. Available in medium and mini sizes. nineteenten.ca
Whether you’re serving soft-boiled eggs for breakfast or setting the table with calligraphed-egg placeholders, these Bird Nest egg cups ($5 each) are exactly what you need. thecrossdesign.com
Menu’s salt-and-pepper Bottle Grinder set ($98) is available in a range of colour combinations, but it’s this robins-egg blue pair that’s best suited for the Easter table. vanspecial.com
Like Easter eggs, every single one of these hand-painted Gilded Lilac dinner plates ($26 each) is unique. anthropologie.com
It wouldn’t be Easter without Peeps—or in this case, Peeps-yellow serveware. Use the Oval French Oven ($490) from Le Creuset for all your roasting needs this weekend. lecreuset.ca
If you want coffee to go with your carrot cake and hot cross buns, the Matte Sand Ceramic French Press ($160) will help you brew the perfect cup. oldfaithfulshop.com
Kaitlyn is a design-obsessed writer, editor and content manager based in Vancouver. When she's not busy swooning over gorgeous homes, you can find her reading, hiking and befriending as many dogs as possible.
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