If you have downsized your home recently, you may not have buckets of home décor sitting around to use for Easter or spring home decorating. This year, there are some decorating trends that can help you change things up, and still celebrate Easter and springtime season.

Simplify

If you are wondering how to decorate for the season and get the biggest impact for the least amount of items, one of the trends we’re seeing in 2018 involves paring down your decorations and focusing on a single item, such as a colorful wooden Easter wreath or weather resistant burlap bunny door decoration for your front door to announce that spring is here. Another option would be to place a brightly colored spring garden flag along your front walkway or in your flower garden. A single item can be enough to add a touch of Easter to your home without cluttering up much-needed space.

Complement

Add a great table top by choosing one central decoration that says “Happy Easter” to you and display it beautifully using an Easter table runner or, for longer use, a seasonal table runner that works for both Easter and springtime. Both centerpiece and table runners can be easily stored away when the time comes to change your interior décor for the season and brought out again next year. For an extra layer of Easter festivity add some fresh new kitchen towels, cute hot pads, and sweet egg-shaped tidbit plates. Buy extras of these adorable items to have on hand for last-minute hostess gifts.

Personalize

For a handy and practical way to gather Easter eggs this year, these personalized Easter egg hunter tote bags are a great addition to traditional baskets for the kids and grandkids. Personalized with each child’s name, these tote bags are especially great for the egg hunt, and extremely easy to store. Hint: Tell the Easter Bunny to assign certain color eggs to each child (Lucas hunts for blue and green, Sophie hunts for yellow and pink). This helps assure that each little one gets their fair share of Easter bounty.

Pass it on

Are you looking for a new springtime tradition? Why not start a collection of hand-painted glass Easter eggs with swirls of stained glass that sparkle and shine when hanging from an ornament tree or filling a crystal bowl? Beautiful real glass eggs can be displayed during Easter and kept out all spring. Hang them in a window, nest a few in a bowl, or nest them in an actual nest! Great for gift giving, and the only Current has so many styles. For a big, beautiful impact at a small price and size, these glass eggs are a great choice for a gorgeous keepsake to hand down to your kids or grandkids.