Spring-Inspired Dining Room Makeover for Easter

Welcome, friends! I’m so delighted you’ve stopped by the blog today. Can you believe Easter is just a few short weeks away? It’s the perfect time to refresh and decorate, and one of my favorite projects is dressing up the hutch in the dining room. There’s something so joyful about curating a seasonal display, selecting just the right pieces to create a charming and elegant scene.
This year, I’m embracing the soft, soothing hues of spring—delicate blues and crisp whites—to bring a fresh, timeless beauty to both the hutch and the tea cart. So, pour yourself a cup of your favorite warm beverage, settle into a cozy spot, and join me as we create a lovely Easter-inspired display for the dining room.





To bring this Easter-inspired hutch display to life, I gathered a collection of carefully chosen pieces, each complementing the others in both color and charm.
Starting at the top left, an elegant Aynsley Pembroke cup and saucer set the tone with their delicate design—graceful birds and flowers in soft blues and pinks. Nestled inside the cup, pearl-studded turquoise eggs add a subtle nod to Easter. Beside it, a stunning hand-thrown variegated blue pot overflows with multi-colored eggs, creating a joyful burst of springtime hues. Above, a lush spider plant in a classic white ceramic pot cascades gently, adding a touch of fresh greenery.
Moving down, a charming potted violet with its soft green leaves brings a natural elegance to the scene. On the bottom left, a sparkling Waterford crystal clock catches the light, its intricate cuts reflecting a timeless beauty while keeping us on schedule. Finally, on the bottom right, a gracefully scalloped bowl in delicate shades of violet and blue completes the arrangement, adding the perfect finishing touch.
Each element blends seamlessly into the display, creating a harmonious mix of color, texture, and seasonal charm.
There are some very inquisitive bunnies visiting the dining room. This little bunny has a flower necklace encircling her furry neck and a little twitching pink nose as she looks our way.
A watercolor painting in soft pastels sits on the shelf above adding its own soft colors to the vignette.

The foundation of this display begins with a truly special find—beautiful white plates rimmed in a soft blue, adorned with delicate vining flowers. These thrifted treasures, discovered last year, are a cherished set from Minton, a brand known for its timeless elegance. With six dinner plates and six salad/dessert plates, they’re perfect for hosting lovely spring gatherings, adding a touch of classic charm to any table. Their gentle hues and floral design set the tone for the entire arrangement, effortlessly tying together the elements of the hutch display.

Next to the hutch, the tea cart holds another charming spring and Easter display, echoing the colors and themes of the hutch for a beautifully cohesive look. A lovely table runner in shades of blue, white, and turquoise provides the perfect foundation, its soft hues blending seamlessly with the surrounding décor.
At the heart of the display sits a delicate, hand-thrown pottery dish in a gentle shade of green, its scalloped edges adding a touch of elegance. Inside, a collection of lovely eggs nestles together, watched over by a pair of proud and loving parents standing nearby. Just behind the dish, a carefully crafted nest cradles even more eggs, a sweet nod to the renewal and warmth of the season.

Here’s a closer look at these beautiful bunnies. They are my very favorite pair and they visit every year.

While going through some cabinets earlier today, I rediscovered a beautiful watercolor that feels like a hidden treasure. Depicting an English street in early spring, it captures the charm of a bygone era with its vintage look and soft, muted colors. The delicate brushstrokes and gentle hues add a lovely depth to the vignette, complementing the seasonal display perfectly.
This thrift store find from a few years ago is even more special knowing that the artist, A.G. Webster, painted it in Lincolnshire. There’s something so captivating about artwork with a history—it brings a quiet elegance and a sense of place to any space.

On the other side of the tea cart, a pair of beautifully rendered crystal candlesticks, each holding a pastel pink candle, add a touch of timeless elegance. These thrifted treasures have a wonderful weight to them, bringing a sense of balance and refinement to the display while perfectly complementing the soft hues of spring. Their graceful presence offsets the watercolor on the opposite side, creating a harmonious vignette that feels both curated and effortless.
There’s something so special about incorporating thrifted finds into my home. Each piece has its own story, and repurposing them in new ways makes me appreciate their beauty even more.

In this photo, you can see how all the carefully chosen pieces come together, side by side. The colors and themes blend seamlessly, creating a harmonious display that welcomes both spring and a touch of Easter into the dining room. Each element, from the delicate pastels to the timeless thrifted finds, adds its own charm to the overall vignette.
Thank you so much for joining me today! I truly love sharing these special thrifted treasures with you—it’s always a joy to celebrate the beauty of found pieces and the stories they bring into our homes. Until next time, happy decorating!


This is such a beautiful and graceful Easter makeover. I love those entwined bunnies. Did you make the pearl encrusted eggs? They are truly special. Thanks for sharing your lovely home with us.
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Thanks, Marsha. then all I have to do is substitute something summery for the bunnies and I’m all set for another season. Thanks for stopping by and have a lovely week.
Lynne
Your hutch makes a beautiful spring/Easter statement with the lovely Minton plates and the well chosen accessories. The violet and spider plant in their greens add to that spring feeling. The bunnies are so cute. After Easter I can see bird figurines replacing the bunnies making for an easy change and look.
Thanks so much, Jan. I wanted a lighter look for spring and changing it up will be quite easy. Thanks for stopping by and have a wonderful week.
Lynne
That is so pretty!
Thanks, Joanne, always fun to do a seasonal refresh. Have a lovely week.
Lynne
Those blues are lovely. Such gorgeous pieces. Thanks for sharing this post with us at the Will Blog for Comments #59 linkup. Looking forward to seeing what you share at #60, which opens Monday morning.
Thanks, Jennifer, always a pleasure to visit your Blog. Have a lovely week.
Lynne
Lynne, love this. Such a pretty makeover for spring. The blue is so soothing. Happy spring. I am pleased to feature your lovely spring makeover at Love Your Creativity,
Linda, this was such a great thing to start my day. Thanks so much for the feature. I love visiting your Blog each week and really appreciate how much time and effort you put into it. Thanks, Friend! Have a lovely week.
Lynne
Oh my goodness those bunnies are absolutely beautiful. I do love the pretty blue colour. Love it all.
Thanks, Laurel, it was fun to put it together and I do love that blue color. Thanks for stopping by and have a wonderful week.
Lynne
Love the soft blues, featuring you at Wednesdays in the Studio!
Thanks so much, Jennifer. I just found your blog a few weeks ago and it has become a regular place to visit. Love your articles on blogging. They are very informative. Appreciate the feature. Have a wonderful week.
Lynne
So nice. Not heavily “bunny’d” and love the pastel blue plates for that great pop of color.
Thanks, Robin, I wanted something light and flexible with a different pop of color. Hope all is well with you and have great week.
Lynne