Industrial is not the first word that comes to mind when you think about decorating for Easter. I love comfy, vintage style decor, but I also have an affection for that edgy, urban, industrial flavor. There’s certainly no reason why both styles can’t be fused together, and below are a few examples of how I did just that.
A scrap of butcher block and some rusty wire rods elevate my handmade Easter eggs to sculpture display status.
Here’s an unlikely nest – a gutted out jumbo pocket watch. Who woulda thunk?
This menagerie of unrelated objects is pulled together with an earthy color scheme. The display is understated, yet curious.
I purchased the large, paper mache egg at an end of season sale last year, with the intention of decorating it in some way. Well, I changed my mind. I love it just the way it is, so much so, that I put it on a pedestal.
This little trio was simply meant to be displayed together. The earthy colors harmonize so well.
I hope you enjoyed this post and have taken away some new-to-you Easter decorating ideas. And, yes, I still love my colorful, comfy, vintage style things too!
What a fun way to display eggs! Thanks for sharing at Vintage Charm!
Thank you so much Cecilia. And, as always, thank you for hosting and posting delightful content.
Ooh, I LOVE this industrial look for Easter. Although I have styled saccharin sweetness (especially with vintage items), I prefer the toned down look. I love the butcher block display and pedestal eggs. Nicely done! Happy Easter, Linda.
ps holy moly, your landscaping artistry is simply amazing! I had fun just going through your galleries!
Thank you so much for your lovely comments and for perusing my website, Rita! Happy Easter to you.