Love Vintage? West Elm Kids’ New Easter Collection With Pink Chicken Is Worth Shopping
From a cute Easter basket to bunny sheets, the retailer's collaboration with Pink Chicken is sure to please.
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Easter has always been a big, open-house-style holiday in my home. It's a celebration of spring, an excuse to plant pansies, enjoy chocolate, and wear florals. When my kids were little, I loved nothing more than dressing them up in all of their Easter finery for an annal photo outside our house.
That's why my Easter nostalgia memories light up at the new spring collection from West Elm Kids and Pink Chicken, a design house known for its vintage-inspired prints. Pink Chicken, founded in 2006 by a mom in New York City, has some of the most adorably printed, ruffled clothes for little girls and women I've ever seen, plus dapper unisex clothes under the Coop Kids name.
Check out the bunnies on the sheets, the adorable baskets that work for Easter treats (and toys), and more from this luscious grandmacore collection. It's meant for babies and kids but honestly, any home could use the beautiful tablecloth and pillows. Easter is Sunday, April 5, this year, so you may as well flip the house to springtime soon! Don't forget a pair of floral bunny ears.
My own childhood Easter basket was a dark brown weave like this, and my mom would tie a big ribbon to the top of the handle. Choose from a floral, bunny, stripe, or egg-decorated liner, and add a name for $17.
From the striped ears to the little eyelashes, you can't go wrong with this cute Easter gift. If you want, add a monogram or name to the flip side of the ears for an extra $17.
Wait, these three little bunnies each sport a little velvet ribbon? This lumbar pillow would look cute on a couch, but would also work against the Pink Chicken Vintage Bunnies Sheet Set (twin size only).
Growing up, I was always jealous of our neighbor's Easter tree. The mom would take bare branches, put them in a pot, and cover the branches with egg ornaments. I loved it but can now admit I never made one for my kids, I just never had the right decorations. These felted eggs would be perfect—maybe I can make a little version of an Easter tree for the table this year, paired with the set of three bunny ornaments.
This works from the day you dye Easter eggs to the holiday itself. The brand says the tablecloth is "wipeable" but also that it's cotton and machine-washable so, with the kind of mess my family makes, I know I'd be doing more washing than wiping. It's 70"w x 90" and great if you set out an open-house style buffet, like we do.
Here's a fun idea: Use this floral, canvas basket to hide the Easter treats, then try it for storing books or toys. The tie on the handle looks like bunny ears! The quilted bin is an equally useful option for $49 and can be personalized for $17.
Gift these on the holiday, maybe poking out of your child's basket. They're sized for a kid's head and are definitely a photo opportunity waiting to happen.
Welcome guests in with an Easter-egg doormat. It's 18" x 30" and made of coir (coconut husks), good for the doorstep or just inside your door.
True to its roots in the baby and nursery market, the Pink Chicken spring collaboration includes this precious set of two vintage-feeling crib sheets for a crib or toddler mattress. There's also a gorgeous floral playmat for an infant, sold separately for $99.
Pink Chicken's gorgeously nostalgic floral cotton sheets come in sizes for twin, full, and queen beds—so not just for the kids!
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