Easter but chic – Anthropologie’s Easter collection is a Spring hostess' dream, here's everything I'm adding to my basket from just $16

I’ve browsed Anthropologie’s Easter 2025 collection, and these are the chic, seasonal pieces worth shopping

anthropologie easter collection 2025 styled brunch table with spring flowers, eggs in egg cups and bunny rabbit decorations
(Image credit: Anthropologie)

Easter is my favorite holiday. I'm obsessed with Spring and the season of renewal, blue skies, and fresh flowers and there is something so wholesome about a holiday that's mascot is a bunny.

If there is one thing Anthropologie nails it's seasonal decorating. And this year the Anthropologie Easter collection has completely captured my imagination. With its mix of whimsical motifs, pastel hues, and artfully designed pieces, it strikes the perfect balance between kitsch and stylish.

From charming bunny-themed ceramics to pretty pastel tablescaping, whether you're hosting an Easter brunch or simply looking to refresh your home with some Easter decorating ideas, these stylish picks from Anthropologie will add a festive touch.

Anthropologie Easter 2025 collection

easter table laid for the anthropologie easter 2025 collection with a styled napkin shaped like bunny ears with an egg in the middle

(Image credit: Anthropologie)

Decorating for easter feels so nostalgic – bringing back memories of egg hunts and family brunches. Anthropologie’s collection gives those traditions a refined, modern yet playful twist. But you better hop to it, these Easter pieces are sure to sell out.


As Easter approaches, I love to take the opportunity to refresh my home with thoughtful, seasonal touches – and Anthropologie’s new collection makes that easier than ever. Whether you’re hosting an Easter brunch, setting a beautifully styled table, or simply adding a few playful accents to your space, their latest Spring-ready designs bring just the right balance of charm and chicness.

Charlotte Olby
Style & Trends Editor

Charlotte is style and trends editor at Homes and Gardens, and has been with the team since Christmas 2023. Following a 5 year career in Fashion, she has worked at many women's glossy magazines including Grazia, Stylist, and Hello and most recently worked as Interiors Editor for British heritage department store Liberty. Her role at H&G fuses her love of style with her passion for interior design, and she is currently undergoing her second home renovation in Surrey - you can follow her journey over on @olbyhome

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