Robins Egg Blue Easter Tablescape
I have always enjoyed setting a beautiful table for Easter and this Robins Egg Blue Easter Tablescape is is one of my favorites! I didn’t have enough of the bunny plates so I mixed and matched the polka dot and bunny plates so I would have enough for ten place-settings.
The Place-setting
For the place-setting, I decided to use these rustic hyacinth placemats because they brought out the brown trim color of the plates. I like layering the placemats, chargers, and plates but you don’t have to have multiple layers to create a beautiful tablescape.
If you don’t have enough of one place-setting for your table, you can mix and match whatever dishes you have. I found the polka dot and bunny plates at HomeGoods. I was only able to find five of each so I alternated the bunny and polka dot salad plates so I had enough place-settings.
I try to coordinate everything that I use in the place-setting. The napkin rings also match the placemats as well as the candlesticks. All of them have a rustic look to them and they all compliment each other.
The Centerpiece Garland
I created the centerpiece garland out of faux greenery and florals. You can do this out of fresh greenery and flowers too, but using faux allows it to last longer and can be used again and again.
To make the garland, I first laid down a ruffled burlap table runner. I then layered two faux eucalyptus garlands on top of the table runner.
Next I layered in different faux greenery picks and then faux cherry blossom stems, white peonies, and greenish blue hydrangeas to match the dishes.
Faux Olive Spray // White Peony Spray // Two-tone Blue Hydrangea Stem // Blue Hydrangea Stem
Last I added some porcelain bunnies and a Happy Easter sign in the middle of the garland.
The last thing I did is to add matching pillows onto the end chairs.
I hope this post inspires you to create your own Easter tablescape this year. Happy Easter!
For more Easter Tablescape ideas check out this post: Lavender and Mint Green Tablescape
Tablescape for St. Patricks Day, Spring, and Easter
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Just desired to mention I am delighted I happened upon your web site.
Where did you get the placemats on the robins blue tables ape
They are linked at the bottom of the post. Just scroll down and click on the image of them. They are not the exact same ones I used but similar. The ones I used were from Pier1 from 5 years ago and they don’t have them anymore. Hope that helps!
I agree — the candleholders, wood table, placemats, and napkin rings complement each other — organic prettiness! I’m ordering the adorable runner. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks so much for your comment and kind words! Happy Tablescaping!
xo
holly
I have followed your site for several years and love your tablescapes. They are always …WOW…so beautiful. My question for you is … storage. Where do you store everything? Do you have a designated dish room? And if so have yo ever done a segment on it? I would love any tips and design you have on this.
Thanks so much Betty! You are so sweet and I appreciate following along for so long! Yes, I do have a blog posts on the way I store and organize my dish collection. I’ll link the post here so you can see them!
https://homewithhollyj.com/dish-organization-tips/
xo
holly