Take A Tour Of Teresa’s Home Beautifully Decorated For Spring And Easter

Welcome to the 791st Metamorphosis Monday! Oh, I have such a wonderful treat for you today! A few weeks ago I shared this beautiful arrangement Teresa had created for Valentine’s Day.

Teresa has invited us back for a peek into how she’s added some spring-Easter whimsy throughout her home, starting right here at her front door.

Let’s go in!

Miss Bunny has been out picking flowers this morning! What a cute greeting committee! Teresa found Miss Bunny in HomeGoods this year, and she’s perfect in this spot.

In the living room we find more hints of spring.

Oh, what do the bunnies have for us?

Lots of colorful jelly beans! I’ll take a red one, please.

I love how Teresa decorates with flowers throughout her home. She has inspired me to do more of that in my own home!

As we enter into the kitchen, we are greeted with more wonderful spring surprises!

Sooo pretty!

I really like how Teresa has incorporated her Valentine’s Day floral arrangement in with her spring-Easter decor. What a great idea!

Love, love, love this vignette of white tulips combined with these wonderful Mackenzie-Childs pieces in blue and white check! If you love Mackenzie-Childs and have thought about collecting a few of their whimsical pieces, I found the pillar candle holder available here: Pillar Candle. The adorable bunny is available here: Mackenzie-Childs Check Bunny.

You know when you see something that instantly steals your heart? That’s what happened when I saw this big, beautiful bunny! I just love him! Of course, you know I had to asked Teresa where she found him. You’re not going to believe where he’s from! Teresa said, “I found the large white bunny at a grocery store here in Scottsdale–AJ’s. He doesn’t have a label, I bought him on sale last year after Easter.”

What?! Why don’t I ever find beautiful pieces like this when I go grocery shopping?! We need an AJ’s here where I live! Ha! I wonder if AJ’s is a little like my favorite grocery store, Dorothy Lane Market? Do you have AJ’s in your area? I wish we had one here if they carry such cute pieces–who cares about the food! 😉  Mr. Bunny came with a not-so-great-looking ribbon around his neck. Teresa removed it and added this wonderful blue and white ribbon, and it’s perfect!

Love all the delightful vignettes Teresa has added throughout her kitchen.

Teresa is going to turn me into a Mackenzie-Childs collector if I’m not careful! lol It wouldn’t take much because I love that whimsical check pattern! I think I need at least one piece, this tea kettle is so cute! I actually made a cup of Fortnum & Mason hot tea for myself this morning and I rarely drink hot tea. I think I was craving something hot to drink because of how cold it was this morning. I did a quick search just now, and the tea kettle is currently available here: MacKenize-Childs Blue and White Check Tea Kettle.

More spring-Easter whimsy…

Umm, not sure how long that chocolate bunny would last in my decor before he ended up missing an ear. lol

Thanks so much to Teresa for inviting us into her beautiful home for a delightful tour of how she has decorated this year for spring and Easter! This was so much fun!

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