The 11 best places to buy Easter decorations, from bright doormats to floral tableware

Target, Etsy, World Market, and more have all styles of Easter decorations, whether you want all eggs and bunnies or spring flowers and pastels.

  • We've found some of the best places for Easter decorations for many styles and budgets.
  • Whether you want everything egg or something more spring-like, these stores have you covered.
  • Etsy, World Market, Target, and others have almost every type of Easter decor you can think of.

Easter is rapidly approaching, but there's still time to decorate your home for the holiday. Many of our favorite places to buy holiday decor have a mix of options and styles. You can find traditional eggs and bunnies as well as flowers and pastels that are perfect for spring and summer.

We've rounded up retailers selling holiday decor, from budget options to splurges.

The best places to buy Easter decorations in 2022

Grandin Road

A house’s front steps are decorated with flower pots and oversized egg decorations from Grandin Road.

Grandin Road has some very bunny-forward Easter decor, though you can find sheep, woodland creatures, and ducks as well. There are also plenty of floral options that will work throughout the spring and summer.

 

Neiman Marcus

Black and white eggs and colorful eggs sit in black and white Easter baskets from Neiman Marcus.

For delicate tabletop decor, you'll find plenty of pretty pieces at Neiman Marcus from Mark Roberts and MacKenzie-Childs. And you can get everything you need for any spring entertaining, from Easter dinner to impromptu tea parties.

 

Williams Sonoma

A table is set with flower-covered dishes from Williams Sonoma.

Williams Sonoma has everything from candy to baskets to wreaths for your Easter celebration.

 

Pottery Barn

A table is set with dishes depicting Peter Rabbit from Pottery Barn.

Pottery Barn has an entire Peter Rabbit collection to fill your table with the beloved Beatrix Potter creation. For decor you can keep up after Easter, there are pastels and florals, too.

 

Terrain

A table is decorated with many faux flowers attached to a rod on the side of the table from Terrain.

One of our favorite places to buy faux plants, Terrain sells baskets, branches, bouquets, and anything else you might want to adorn your Easter tree or table.

 

UrbanStems

A bouquet of flowers sits in a vase on a kitchen counter from UrbanStems.

If you prefer fresh bouquets, UrbanStems tops the list in our online flowery delivery guide.

 

Etsy

Several pastel colored wooden bunnies with names on them and twine wrapped around them from Etsy are lined up.

Chock full of unique decorations, Etsy is sure to have something that fits your style. Keep an eye on the expected shipping times to ensure your purchase arrives on time.

Note: Thousands of Etsy sellers are striking April 11 through 18, 2022, to protest increased transactions fees. If you find a product you love but want to support the strike, some sellers' goods are available for purchase through alternative platforms.

 

Target

A centerpiece with flowers and cloth eggs from Target sits on a table.

For affordable holiday decor, it's hard to beat Target. That includes Easter, with themed wreaths, pillows, candles, and more.

 

World Market

A wreath made of glittery Easter eggs hangs above a mantel with more glittery eggs on it from World Market.

If you like a bit of whimsy with your decor, World Market is a great choice. The items tend to be affordable, too.

 

Anthropologie

A table is set with glassware and flowered plates from Anthropologie.

For those who prefer botanicals to bunnies, there's Anthropologie. There are even products covered in Rifle Paper Co.'s signature florals.

 

Michaels

A table decorated for Easter with place settings, flowers, and more from Michaels.

Even if you don't have time to DIY decorations, Michaels has ready-made options at great prices for a variety of styles.

 

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