What are the biggest Easter decoration trends this year?

The strongest trends focus on natural materials, soft pastel tones, warm metallic accents, minimalist monochrome styling and light-reflecting glass décor. The key is to keep the look seasonal but refined.

How can I decorate for Easter without it looking too themed?

Choose versatile pieces such as stoneware vases, linen table textiles, glass bowls or ceramic décor in sculptural shapes. Avoid overly colourful motifs and focus instead on texture and material.

Which colours work best for modern Easter décor?

Muted shades like sage green, dusty rose, pale butter yellow and soft blue feel fresh and elegant. Combined with cream, beige or warm grey, they create a calm spring palette.

When should you start decorating for Easter?

Many people begin in early March as soon as spring starts to feel present. Others wait until two to three weeks before Easter. There is no strict rule. A few small changes already create a seasonal mood.

Easter Decoration Ideas: 5 Trends for a Refined Spring Home

Easter marks the true arrival of spring. The days feel brighter, the air feels softer, and our interiors naturally shift towards lighter colours and fresher textures.

Vase with simple branches for your Easter decoration

Easter marks the true arrival of spring. The days feel brighter, the air feels softer, and our interiors naturally shift towards lighter colours and fresher textures.

This year, Easter decoration trends focus on elegance and restraint. Instead of filling every surface with themed accessories, the most stylish homes rely on natural materials, sculptural details and carefully placed colour accents. The result feels seasonal, but still timeless.

Whether you love modern minimalism or warm, layered interiors, these five Easter decoration trends will help you create a spring-ready home that feels calm, inviting and beautifully styled.

1. Natural materials, styled with restraint

Nature remains at the heart of Easter styling, but this year it feels more curated.

Linen table runners, ceramic bowls, woven baskets and untreated wood introduce warmth without visual noise. Rather than choosing heavily themed pieces, opt for objects that feel timeless and can stay in place long after the holiday has passed.

A stoneware vase with simple branches. A marble bowl filled with citrus fruit. A woven tray layered with candles and glassware. These compositions feel grounded and calm.

Linen Table Runners

Ceramic Vases

Marble Decorative Bowls

The principle is simple: repeat one or two natural materials across the room. This creates cohesion and gives the space quiet depth.

Large Noelia marble bowl styled with fresh lemons

2. Soft pastels with warm metallic detail

Pastels are a spring essential, but they feel more elevated when balanced with subtle metallic finishes.

Muted sage, dusty rose, pale butter yellow or soft blue create a gentle base. Add brushed brass candleholders, gold-edged glassware or delicate metallic accents to introduce warmth and structure.

This combination works beautifully on the Easter table. Neutral ceramics layered with pastel napkins and warm-toned cutlery create a setting that feels welcoming and refined.

The contrast between softness and shine adds polish without overpowering the space.

3. Bright spring colour, used with intention

While soft tones dominate, vibrant colour brings energy and personality.

Fresh yellow, orange, pink or green feel joyful when used sparingly. Instead of scattering bold accents throughout the room, choose one focal element.

A bright tablecloth paired with understated tableware. A vivid glass vase on a neutral sideboard. A bold floral arrangement that anchors the dining table.

When colour is concentrated rather than distributed, it feels confident and contemporary.

4. Minimal Easter styling in neutral tones

If you love minimalist interiors, monochrome Easter décor feels like the most elegant choice.

Think crisp white ceramics, sculptural tableware and simple glass accents. Add one delicate floral detail, such as a single stem in a slim vase, and the whole setting instantly feels intentional and seasonal.

Instead of playful motifs, focus on shape and material. Layer matte porcelain, stoneware bowls and clean-lined serving pieces on warm wood or linen. The contrast creates a calm, architectural look that still feels welcoming.

This style works beautifully in contemporary spaces where simplicity already sets the tone. The result is understated, modern and quietly festive.

5. Glass accents that capture spring light

Glass is one of the most versatile materials this season.

Clear vases, tinted bowls and sculptural glass objects reflect daylight and help interiors feel lighter. They introduce elegance without adding visual weight.

Style a glass bowl with seasonal fruit. Place a tinted vase on a console table. Layer clear and coloured glassware for a refined table setting.

Glass adds luminosity and keeps the room feeling open and fresh.

Easter decoration trends that lasts beyond the holiday

The most beautiful Easter décor does not feel temporary.

By focusing on quality materials, harmonious colour combinations and versatile objects, you create a spring atmosphere that extends well beyond Easter weekend. The room feels updated, not over-decorated.

Explore our curated Easter decoration collection at Westwing, or discover our complete Easter decoration guide for even more seasonal styling inspiration.