by Helen Kain | Mar 25, 2026 | Easter, Green, Home, Recent, Spring Tablescapes, Yellow
There is a particular kind of light that arrives in early spring — bright and insistent, as though the world has been freshly washed and is eager to be seen again. The Caskata Bunnies Verde Small plates, each with its own detailed figure, seemed made for it. Each one...
by Helen Kain | Apr 15, 2025 | Brown, Easter, Green, Spring Tablescapes
Easter is just around the corner, and what better way to celebrate its arrival than with a table full of fresh charm, nostalgic nods, and a dash of whimsy? I set the scene for this gathering with playful rabbits and leafy cabbages—perfect companions for a cheerful...
by Helen Kain | Mar 22, 2024 | Easter, Featured, Green, Spring Tablescapes, White, Yellow
Years ago, digging around for Easter inspiration, I came across a picture of an elegant rabbit and his wheelbarrow in a magazine—Victoria, I think—but frustratingly, the manufacturer was not attributed. I searched online using every description imaginable. Nada. I...
by Helen Kain | Mar 10, 2024 | Brown, Easter, Featured, Green, Orange, Spring Tablescapes, White
Now, who is that peeking out from behind the carrots? Oh my! It’s a fluffle of bunnies who have come to enjoy a veritable feast of greenery and vegetables. Perhaps they wanted to visit with their Bunny Toile friends on plates by Jay Willfred. This charming...
by Helen Kain | Feb 25, 2024 | Easter, Spring Tablescapes, Summer Tablescapes
Brunch is a wonderful meal—especially a getting-close-to-Easter brunch with chickens and rabbits from Pistoulet by Pfalzgraff. The pattern is based on the book “The Secrets of Pistoulet” by Jana Kolpen and evokes the colours of Southern France. The dinner...
by Helen Kain | Mar 29, 2023 | Desserts, Easter
This chocolate bark is a delightful little treat that looks elegant on a platter and takes just minutes to make. Customize it with your favorite nuts, fruits, or even edible flowers if you’re feeling ambitious. Print clock clock iconcutlery cutlery...
