Whether you have a console in the entryway or in the living room, dress it up for various seasons and maybe holidays to make your decor more personalized and cool. First of all, consider the style of your space to choose the decor right. Second, decide on the elements you like: bunnies, birds, nests, eggs, birdcages and greenery and blooms – faux ones or real ones, it depends on the fact if you want more durable decor or not. Now let’s have a look at some ideas to dress up your console table for Easter.

Flowers And Greenery

Flowers, greenery and moss are truly a spring and Easter thing, they are ideal to style your console for spring and Easter. You may place some blooming branches in a vase, grow some spring bulbs in pots, make greenery wreaths and moss balls. You may use all of them at the same time, add some eggs and bunnies and voila! a console with moss balls, a boxwood topiary and candles for a fresh spring and Easter feel

a little cute console with bunnies, cotton branches, a vine wreath with eggs and faux flowers plus baskets

a rustic console with greenery, colorful tulips in clear vases and a spring banner

a shabby chic console with moss baskets with bunny faces and hydrangeas

an elegant console table with mercury glass eggs and boxwood balls plus a poster

potted greenery and flowers, moss and a porcelain bunny are enough for Easter

a console styled with fresh blooms in clear vases and a bucket, a nest with real eggs

Eggs

Eggs are symbolic for Easter, and they can be used not only as treats but also for decor. You can go for usual painted eggs, clay ones or even mercury glass ones. Put them onto stands, in jars, baskets, nests, make garlands, wreaths and banners. Make an Easter tree of branches and hang some egg ornaments on them, create various displays with bunnies, moss and flowers. a chalkboard sign, pastel eggs in the tray and a large glass pot with moss, pastel eggs and white tulips

a long console with a couple of lanterns with nests and moss, egg garlands and bunnies

a mirrored console with an egg tree, a moss ball and potted blooms and bulbs for Easter

a mirrored console with an egg wreath, an Easter tree with egg ornaments and moss balls and a nest

a modern acrylic console with potted succulents and an Easter tree with colorful egg ornaments

a rustic console with a greenery and egg wreath, a pastel egg in the tray and greenery in the vase

a rustic wooden console decorated with a colorful egg garland, a tray with eggs and a bunny

a vintage console, moss letters, branches in an urn with egg ornaments

an Easter console with faux blooming branches, a colorful egg wreath, colorful eggs in a jar

blooming branches, bunnies, mercury glass eggs and jars with candles and pastel-colored eggs

style your console with faux cherry blossom branches and glass egg ornaments plus colorful ones in a wooden bowl

Bunnies

Bunnies are also cool for Easter decor, and they go nice with all the above stated decorations: moss, greenery, flowers, various figurines and eggs. They can be porcelain ones, wooden ones, moss ones and even as garlands and artworks. a console with moss bunnies and colorful eggs in a jar for a rustic feel

a rustic wooden console with a basket with greenery and a bunny, a basket with blooming branches in it

a vintage console with chalkboard drawers, a bunny and egg garland and porcelain bunnies

some tulips in the jug, a burlap bunny banner and a birdcage with birds and books are all you need

Other Ideas

Nests, faux birds, birdcages, crosses and lots of other ideas may be used for Easter console decor. Potted greenery, bulbs, flowers, baskets of blooms and faux blooming branches are welcome to make your space Easter-like. You may also add Easter desserts, eggs and drinks to the console to treat everyone. a console with a faux nest with eggs, a lantern and a stand with potted greenery and flowers

a console with blooming branches, colorful eggs in a jar, bold flowers and textiles

a shabby chic white console with white tulips and willow pussy in the box, a birdcage with a faux nest and bird and a moss cross