Decorating the Screened Porch for Easter began with the DIY Shiplap Tree.
We normally store the tree after Christmas, but this year, we left it in the screened porch.
When I pulled out the box of Easter bunnies, they all just hopped right onto the branches of the tree.
Well, almost!! LOL
Y’all, I’ve had the best time decorating the screen porch for Easter this year, and I’m excited to join talented Bloggers for a Best Spring Home Tour hosted by Kelly at The Tattered Pew & Mansa at This Is Simplicite. If you are coming over from Shawna at Willow Bloom Home Blog, I’m so glad you joined me.
Decorating the Screened Porch for Easter
First, I have a good collection of small Easter bunnies!
Instead of spreading them all around the house, I decided to decorate the DIY Shiplap Tree with them.

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My husband built this tree our first year we were living at The Ponds, and I’ve used it on the screened porch for Christmas ever since.
In this previous post, I shared all the details on How to Make a Shiplap Tree for yourself.
With no clear plan, I asked my husband to leave it up this year and now I know why.
In addition to the bunnies, I used Easter eggs and faux stems to fill in the branches. The twinkle lights from Christmas, which were still strung on the tree.
The Coffee Table for Easter
The coffee table my dad built over 60 years ago is beside the shiplap tree.
It’s filled with more Spring & Easter Décor that I have used in different areas of the house in previous years.
Spring Pillow Update
Next I updated the pillows on the porch for Spring.
I’m so excited to have the gorgeous Spring Pillows from Uniike Pillows. They have such great designs at reasonable prices.
Comfortable Seating
The screened porch is a favorite spot for relaxing at the end of the day, and comfortable seating is a must. The woven outdoor sofa and chairs are filled with comfy cushions, pillows, and throw blankets.
Screened Porch Dining Area For Easter
Y’all know I love styling a table for any season, but Easter is especially fun. I’m constantly changing my table setting during the season.
This year I’m using items I’ve had for a couple of seasons and thrifted items. Nothing new here this year! Two vintage birdhouses rest on milk glass and a crystal cake plate. The bunny salt and pepper shakers are the only item not thrifted.
The DIY funnel light fixture is filled with faux spring blooms to brighten the table area. Cute thrifted bunny napkin rings hold hand crocheted doilies repurposed as napkins and they rest on fun black and white bunny plates. The woven green place mats were another lucky thrifting find.
If you’d like to see more about my thrifting adventures, join me on Instagram Stories for THRIFTING WITH THE GALS. This group of vintage loving gals also share a blog post once a month where we recap our month and share how to use your thrifted finds. See the latest post here.
Serving Areas for Spring
The baker’s rack is a beautiful serving area when I host brunch or dinner on the porch, but it is also fun to style for spring.
A combination of faux tulips, vintage soda bottles, and garland gives it the perfect Spring vibe.
In addition, the vintage ice box holds dinner plates and glassware. It makes a perfect beverage station for entertaining.
Additional Easter Table Ideas
Here are some additional Easter Decorating Ideas you may enjoy.
- Bunny Hop Easter Tablescape
- 6 Easter Brunch Ideas for a Fun Table Setting
- Beautiful Table Settings For Spring
- How To Set A Garden Party Table
- Easter Table on Screened Porch
- Ideas For A Friendship Easter Basket
- Tobacco Stick Lantern Spring Centerpiece
- Centerpiece for Easter Table Ideas
Screened Porch Life
This year we covered our porch with vinyl panels, which has made it so enjoyable so far.
Ending the day by twinkle lights and a candle glow is so relaxing.
Thanks so much for joining me on today’s tour.
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I’m so glad you stopped by today and next up on our Spring Tour is Cecilia at My Thrift Store Addiction.
Be sure to check out all the other tours listed below.
Cindy@CountyRoad407
Wednesday 8th of March 2023
Loved seeing this again today. It reminded me of wanting to not only make a shiplap tree and decorate it for all seasons but also that just because it's not cold outside doesn't mean I should stop using my candles. Love everything about this tour. Happy Spring Rachel!
Rachel
Thursday 9th of March 2023
Cindy, I appreciate this so much.
Jennifer Howard
Wednesday 8th of March 2023
Just saw Paula's comment in the thread, she was such a ray of sunshine...miss her.
Rachel
Thursday 9th of March 2023
Jennifer, I know! Thanks for sharing.
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Tuesday 7th of March 2023
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Rachel
Tuesday 7th of March 2023
Thanks for sharing.
Gail
Tuesday 7th of March 2023
Wow. Unique tree. Wow
Rachel
Tuesday 7th of March 2023
Gail, Thanks for stopping by today.
Anne | Simply2Moms
Tuesday 7th of March 2023
Wow, I need that shiplap tree!! I love your screened porch, such a cozy area to hang out in!! I may need one!
Rachel
Tuesday 7th of March 2023
Anne, Thanks for your sweet comments.