Step into the farmhouse for some Easter table setting ideas. This year, I am bringing the outside in with potted herbs, neutral colors, a grain sack table runner.
I Love Spring
You know, I was thinking about just how excited I am that spring is here.
When I was a little kid I hardly noticed the changing of the seasons.
I didn’t dread winter, and all its hassle of having to bundle up in warm socks and a coat, every time I wanted to step outside.
Of course, I was excited for summertime out of school, but I didn’t dwell on the upcoming humidity and scorching hot days.
In fact, all of that never even crossed my mind.
Things have sure changed now, though.
As an adult, life just gets easier in the spring.
The kids can run outside barefoot, without a coat, and play out there all day.
I can leave the door wide open without worrying about the cold.
And, best of all, we get to celebrate Easter.
The Meaning of Easter
Four different accounts in the Bible tell the story of a man, who made an outrageous claim to be God, rising from the dead. That’s a pretty incredible story!
And the man who told it said that if you trust in Him your sins would be forgiven.
So, on Easter, we celebrate that free gift of salvation.
Easter Table Setting Decorations
To reflect this simple message, I kept my table setting minimal.
For the table runner, I brought in some grain sack with blue stripes.
For the hard-boiled eggs, I kept them au naturel. I love the little imperfections of eggs sourced locally.
They are all different colors, shapes, and sizes.
I added in some branches, from a bush outside, and white tulips in chippy ironstone pitchers.
I found the white plates from World Market and love the way look underneath my Blue Nordic Ironstone bowls.
I brought out my simple, crocheted corner, white vintage napkins.
I added in some potted herbs to reflect what is going on outside. I can’t wait until our garden is bursting at the seams with cilantro, parsley, and thyme. Soon!
Thank you all so much for stopping by to see my Easter table setting!
More Easter Inspiration
But don’t let the fun stop here! Stop by my friends’ homes to see their tables all prettied up for Easter:
The Tale of an Ugly House- Blue and White Spring Tablescape
She Holds Dearly-5 Steps to Elegant Table Decor
Little Glass Jar-Natural Easter Tablescape
Seeking Lavender Lane-Modern Farmhouse Easter Table
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Grain Sack and Ticking Stripe Pillows
DIY Linen and Ruffle Throw Blanket
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Where did you find your table and chairs?!
Simply beautiful, Lisa. Thank you for inviting us into your home. As always, you have inspired many 🙂
May I ask where you purchased the lights hanging from your ceiling?
Blessings,
Diane
Love the color of your walls as well. Do you remember what color grey they was? Thanks
Thank you! It is called Gray Owl by Benjamin Moore.
It looks so fresh and light…very nice!!! I just have to tell you how much I love my pillow covers that I purchased over the last month or so, three so far, they look so great and the quality of the fabric is top notch. I have a small, not too significant, blog and will be posting them on it soon.
Brenda
Yay! Thank you so much for supporting my small shop and for sharing your pillow covers on your blog. I am so glad you love them!!
Lisa, your Easter table is so refreshingly beautiful without being fussy. It’s lovely. Thank you for sharing it all. Cheers, Ardith
Thank you so much Ardith!
Beautiful setting, do you have a pattern for the napkins? P.s. Above…….my mothers name was Ardith, you don’t see that much.
Lisa, what a treat to sit and read this post! You have such an eye for beauty and yet, you have a comfortable way of communicating it. I think a lot of people can relate to you and what you are doing with your blog. Thank you for mentioning Christ and for giving us so much inspiration in this post.
I’m so pleased that our paths have crossed and I can’t wait to spend more time with you at Haven- soon!
Thank you so much for your sweet comment Sarah! I am SO excited to meet you and hang out at Haven!
This is so pretty! Pinning!
Thank you so much Lindsay!
Your own dining room makes my heart skip a beat! We were totally on the same page with the blue and white dishes. Beautiful table setting, friend! I’m just curious, did you make your dining table? If so, what color stain did you use?
Your whole*
Yes we did have the same color scheme going on! Love it! Also, we did make it and we used Minwax weathered oak for the stain color. 🙂 Thank you so much for your sweet comment!!
This is beautiful Lisa!!! The grain sack table runner is to die for!!! Love the patterned plates too! So pretty!!!
Oh thank you so much friend! SO fun doing this with you!