10 Amazing Easter Decor Ideas / Pinterest Edition

Delight your family and guests this spring with a charming Easter decor. I have a 10 Easy Easter Decor Ideas inspired by Pinterest you`ll love. 

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1. Dress up your farmhouse holiday table without braking the bank

Tuck vintage-style Easter bunnies and other charming farmhouse Easter decor throughout your table for a look that’s sweet and welcoming. You don`t have to buy everything new this Easter. Use what you have or visit local antique store for the unique and vintage pieces to achieve this lovely look.

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2. Rearrange the hutch or shelves 

If you have a hutch or shelves, use them to display your spring and Easter decor. Placed together they will make a nice vignette. This set of white bunnies with silk ribbons are a delightful addition to a farmhouse hutch display. Pair them with a spring or Easter sign and a handmade spring wreath. The look is clean but rustic.

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3. Use your three tired tray 

Three tired tray is a perfect spot for grouping your small Easter decorations. Fill it with moss, add real or faux flowers, Easter eggs, birds and you`re done. Surround it with smaller vases filled with more flowers and eggs and you`ll have a beautiful Easter display on your countertop or mantel.

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4. Dress up your chairs

This cute idea is so easy to make, and require no sawing skills. Put a burlap, or ribbon you like, around the chair and saw it by hand to fit the measurements of the chair. Form the bunny ears using the same ribbon and add a pompom for the bunny tail. Saw it in the middle and your Easter dinning chairs will put a smile on everyone`s face.

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5. Use color to brighten up your space

Easter is a perfect time to add spring colors to your home. Use pastel colors, like pink, blue, yellow and green with white and gold accents and you’ll have an Easter table that looks fresh and bright.

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6. Unique tea towels 

Enjoy this unique tea towels in your Easter kitchen with the vintage charm of a "hand-drawn" rabbit graphic. The design is applied with a stamp and ink. This method produces a distressed, vintage look. Keep for yourself or give as a hostess gift.

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7. Don`t throw away empty egg shells - make candles

Empty egg shells can make a wonderful Easter candles. In a small pot melt the vax (you can use old candles for this diy), pour it in a washed, dry, empty egg shells, add a wick and your candles are ready. For a pulled-together farmhouse style Easter decor look, set them in a lovely plate or tray with some moss and cute flowers.

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8. Make a lovely Easter table centrepiece 

Welcome guests to your home or to the table with the natural beauty centrepiece. Use a basket to arrange fresh flowers, Easter eggs, bunnies and feathers. Fill in with moss, twigs and wooden slices. Finish with a cute bow.

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9. Make a wreath that will last whole spring and summer

Instead of making wreath just for Easter, why not make one that can last whole spring and summer. This cute idea is just right for that. Use old straw hat, adorn it with beautiful flowers and branches. For the Easter just add Easter eggs that matches the colors of your flowers.

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10. Dress up your treats and gifts

Add a little bit of whimsy to your Easter gifts and treats with this lovely idea. With a pair of scissors, cut a "V" shape on the top part of a lunch bag to form the ears. Add a pompom for the tail and finish with a bow. You can add the cute tag with a note too. Kids will love it. 

If you`re looking for more Easter ideas, you can check my previous posts with simple, jet cute DIY-s, like this DIY silhouette Easter eggs. I also have a free printable Easter wall art, free printable Easter placemats, DIY free printable Easter bunny box, DIY Easter napkin rings, DIY Easter basket and much more.

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5 Tips To Create Focal Point In A Room With Art /Photowall

Every room needs a focal point — it’s a basic design principle. Your eye needs somewhere to land, and a focal point draws you into a room. Making the focal point with art from Photowall is a great way to do it. 

You don`t know how to you create focal point in your space and have no idea where to start? I’ve got some ideas and 5 easy tips to create focal point in your space. 

1.Look at Your Architecture of the room

The architecture of many rooms may already designate a specific focal point which is a huge help. Mantels, french doors or a large bank of windows can be a great start, and you won’t have to work so hard while decorating. Simply use the existing architecture and build from there.

In my living room, the fireplace is the focal point which I emphasized even more by adding a oversized painting. This beautiful piece comes from Photowall. If you are regular on the blog, you`ll remember my previous post about them. Photowall is a perfect place to find beautiful wallpaper and wall art (wall murals, canvas prints and posters). So, If you`re looking for any of these, be sure to check them out, they have a huge selection of motifs in any category you can possibly imagine.

2.Use Height

If you, like me, don’t have existing architecture in your space that creates a defined focal, create one with height. A large bookcase is a good choice, but I also love pairing a mantel with a big piece of art. Hung over a fireplace, this art piece adds height, drawing your eye in.

3. Go Oversize

Any type of wall art can be a great way to turn a simple space into the dramatic focus in your room. I love my new art piece because it demands attention. It`s big and bold and really makes a statement in the room, just like I need. Don`t be afraid to choose a big art piece, mine is 100 cmx100 cm  and looks perfect over the mantel. Great thing about Photowall is that they can make canvas prints (or posters and framed prints) in almost any size you need. 

4.Bold Color

If you have a small space, using one bold color can bring in that drama and interest you’ll need. As I mentioned before, Photowall has a huge selection of art, both in black and white and color. I decided to use this beautiful black and white canvas print "In Bloom II" by the artist Fran Rodríguez (@lacabezaenlasnubes). 

5.Silhouette Your Piece

In my living room, I used a dark wall art to accentuate my white walls and neutral furniture pieces and add drama in my space. You could use the same method with white and light colored art on a dark wall, or a bold, colorful art with neutral pieces. Great way to create a focal point with art is through the use of contrast. Contrast refers to difference. Any type of difference in imagery will result in that element becoming a focal point.

If you`re looking to make a focal point and make a statement in your home with art, be sure to visit Photowall. Also, I  want to let you know that your order will come very fast and carefully packed in a durable cardboard box. Inside the box you will find everything you need for easy assemble. People in Photowall are very cooperative and nice, they will help you with anything you need. On their site you will also find the assembly video. It`s very helpful and easy to follow. 

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