Quick Answer

Start with one grass bunny as your focal point, then add smaller bunnies and complementary décor in odd numbers to create a balanced, playful Easter display.

Why Mixing Works

Grass bunnies have a soft, natural finish that pairs well with other textures like wood, ceramic, and linen. Mixing them with different heights and materials adds depth to your Easter table decor without overwhelming the space.

A common mistake is placing bunnies in straight lines or even numbers, which can look static. Instead, group them in clusters of three or five, varying heights and angles for a more organic feel.

Trade-Offs to Consider

While grass bunnies are lightweight and easy to move, their flocked resin surface can collect dust. If you place them near food or in high-traffic areas, be prepared to wipe them gently with a dry cloth.

For outdoor use, remember that they are not waterproof. Keep them under cover or bring them inside if rain is forecast.

Steps to Mix and Match Grass Bunnies

  1. Choose a Focal Bunny: Select one grass bunny as the hero of your arrangement. Place it at the center or slightly off-center of your display area. This gives your eye a place to rest. Make sure the focal bunny is the largest or most detailed in the group.
  2. Add Smaller Bunnies in Odd Numbers: Surround the focal bunny with two or four smaller bunnies, varying their heights and angles. Odd numbers create a more natural, less formal look. Avoid placing bunnies in straight rows; stagger them instead.
  3. Mix Textures and Colors: Pair grass bunnies with other natural elements like wooden eggs, ceramic carrots, or linen napkins. If your bunnies are all green, add pops of pastel colors to brighten the display. Check that the colors complement, not clash, with your tableware.
  4. Create a Centerpiece: Arrange the bunnies on a cake stand, a wooden tray, or directly on the table with scattered faux grass or moss. Keep the arrangement low so guests can see across the table. Ensure the centerpiece doesn't block sightlines or conversation.
  5. Style Shelves and Mantels: For shelves, place a grass bunny next to books or candles. On a mantel, pair with trailing greenery or fairy lights. Use the bunnies as accents, not the main focus. Don't overcrowd; leave breathing room around each bunny.
  6. Refresh for Other Seasons: After Easter, swap out the bow or add seasonal accessories like mini pumpkins for fall. Grass bunnies can work year-round with a little creativity. Store them in a dry place to keep the flocked finish looking fresh.

Product Spotlight

  • Mix & Match Grass Bunny: This grass bunny features a soft mossy green finish and a sweet little bow, standing 12cm tall. Its compact size makes it ideal for mixing into tabletop displays, shelves, or party centerpieces without taking up too much space.

    Mix & Match Grass Bunny

    Mix & Match Grass Bunny