Question 1

How do I choose the right size items for my tiered tray?

Accepted Answer

I always recommend starting with a few "anchor" pieces, like a medium-sized ceramic bunny, an everyday mug, or a small pitcher, to give the tray structure. Fill in the awkward gaps with smaller, flexible items like faux eggs, mini greenery picks, or woven moss balls. Make sure nothing is so tall that it bumps into the tier above it.

Question 2

What can I use as filler for the bottom of the trays?

Accepted Answer

To prevent your items from looking like they are just floating, I love using faux greenery, preserved moss, or even shredded paper grass as a base layer. You can also drape a small, textured fabric napkin or tea towel over the edge of the bottom tier to add softness and break up the harsh lines of the wood.

Question 3

How do I transition my tray from Easter to everyday spring decor?

Accepted Answer

The easiest trick is to build a foundation of general spring items—like birdhouses, florals, and greenery—and then sprinkle in the Easter-specific pieces like bunnies and painted eggs. Once the holiday passes, simply remove the bunnies and eggs, and replace them with a small bird figurine, a candle, or an extra floral bundle.

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