Interior Designed: Neon Easter Mantel Decor

I am finally getting around to posting my Easter mantel. It has been up for weeks it has just been busy around here y’all. I went with a neon theme this year to keep things bright and cheerful. I think it worked! First of all if you are wondering about my rustic fireplace mantel you can find all of the details on this post. I adore dressing up that barnwood beauty every few months.

Let’s start our tour in the front with this rustic peeps bunny garland. The tutorial is for the version I made last year but I made a bright version for this year’s mantel. The clothespins have a shimmer provided by Ranger Perfect Pearls Mist.

Now onto the top of the mantel, we will start with my rainbow button art. I am still in love with that project! Also, my pom pom Easter eggs are scattered around the mantel.

I added in some extra-large candlestick holders to give the mantel some height. One holds a terra cotta bunny that I found at a thrift store.

The other candle stick has my painted paper mache Easter basket with a painted egg.

The rest of my painted eggs ended up in a wood dough bowl on the opposite side of the mantel. I love polka dot eggs!

As you can see, I had to add in a few vintage touches to the mantel as well. I grabbed a sprite can and an old map just because they were the right color scheme and worked them into the decor as well.

I also found that wood and metal box while thrifting a few weeks ago. I is actually not old but it sure does look it! I added a galvanized pail on top with an Easter themed tag.

My large twine wrapped eggs came out of storage as well. Perfect on top of an old rusty wire spool.

The star of the show and what my mantel is built around is this neon pom pom wreath. I promise y’all will get the full instructions for this one very soon.

I hope you enjoyed my neon Easter mantel decor as much as I do. Seriously y’all it makes me smile just looking at it!