TJ Maxx Just Dropped Their Easter Collection and I LOVED These 28 Items [Starting at $6!]

Let me take you on a journey through the Easter wonderland that is TJ Maxx right now! I braved the aisles, dodged the cart traffic, and emerged with photographic evidence of this year’s most interesting seasonal finds. What makes TJ Maxx’s selection particularly fun this season is the range – yes, you’ll find your classic pastels and cute bunnies, but you’ll also discover unexpectedly sophisticated pieces. Whether you’re going full Easter explosion or just want a subtle nod to spring, these finds deliver serious style without the serious price tag. Let’s hop into this basket of seasonal treasures and see what’s worth adding to your collection this year!

Folk Art Floral Print Bunny Figurine ($6.99)

These wildly colorful folk art bunnies are absolutely stealing the show in the Easter section this year! For just $6.99, these ceramic rabbits covered in a vibrant kaleidoscope of floral patterns create an instant focal point among the more traditional Easter decorations. What makes these special is how they completely sidestep typical Easter pastels in favor of these rich, saturated colors that would complement a bohemian or eclectic decorating style beautifully. These versatile little figures would work equally well as standalone statement pieces or grouped together for greater impact.

Pug in Bunny Costume Easter Figurine ($12.99)

Let me tell you about this hilariously grumpy pug figurine I found hiding among the Easter decor at TJ Maxx! For $12.99, this resin dog wearing a pink bunny costume delivers exactly what we all need this spring – a healthy dose of personality and humor. The pug’s face is absolutely perfect – that classic “I’m judging you” expression that pugs do so well, complete with wrinkles and slightly bulging eyes that seem to question all your life choices. Meanwhile, the pink bunny costume creates this funny contrast that makes it impossible not to smile.

Pearl Bow Bunny Figurines ($6.99)

These fuzzy white bunnies with their fancy pearl bows are giving serious “Easter but make it fashion” vibes at TJ Maxx this season! At $6.99 each, these Bella Lux figurines manage to be both adorable and slightly bougie at the same time – which is basically my entire aesthetic goal for holiday decorating. They’re the Easter decor equivalent of a white button-down shirt – classic, but with just enough personality to be interesting. If your spring decorating vibe is “festive but not like I’m trying too hard,” these bunnies definitely get it!

Flocked Easter Egg & Bunny Botanical Stem Arrangement ($9.99)

There’s something utterly charming about this mint-hued botanical arrangement from TJ Maxx. Priced at a wallet-friendly $9.99, this delicate stem collection features the sweetest flocked Easter eggs and carrots in soft pastel colors. The mix of soft yellows, pinks, and grays against those seafoam stems creates such a pretty color story that works with practically any decor style.

“Easter Blessings” Cross Wooden Sign ($12.99)

This chunky wooden “Easter Blessings” sign with its prominent cross is exactly what your mantel needs if you’re looking to balance out all those bunnies and eggs with something a bit more meaningful. The creamy white finish gives it that slightly distressed farmhouse vibe that’s still going strong in the decor world (despite what the design blogs keep threatening about its demise). At $12.99, it’s substantial enough to make an impact without breaking the Easter decor budget.

Spring Felt Flower Garland ($14.99)

This felt flower garland is perfectly elevated spring decor. For $14.99, you’re getting a full six feet of handcrafted-looking garland featuring the prettiest coral ranunculus and white daisy felt flowers connected by natural jute rope and felt leaves. For anyone looking to add some seasonal touches without going full-on holiday mode, this understated garland delivers that perfect hint of spring energy with its botanical theme. The textured felt material adds that handmade, artisanal quality that elevates it.

Bunny Silhouette with Cottontail Accent ($7.99)

This lavender bunny silhouette is giving serious “Easter decor for people who hate Easter decor” energy, and I’m here for it. For under eight bucks, this wooden cutout manages to capture the holiday vibe with its unmistakable bunny shape while maintaining a refreshingly simple profile. I immediately pictured this propped on a bookshelf with some neutral accessories, adding just a hint of seasonal spirit without commandeering your entire decor scheme. This bunny is perfect for those of us who want to acknowledge the holiday without turning our homes into the Easter Bunny’s workshop (no harm in that though!).

‘The Farmhouse’ Beaded Carrot Set ($9.99)

I spotted these textured beauties nestled among the typical holiday fare, and they immediately stood out with their rich orange seed bead covering and those charming little pearl embellishments dotting the sides. For $9.99, you’re getting statement pieces that add unexpected texture to your Easter setup. The natural-looking twine stems tied in little bundles give them that perfect “just pulled from the garden” vibe while still being polished enough for display. These would look amazing grouped in a shallow bowl, tucked into a spring wreath, or even scattered along a tablescape for Easter brunch.

Tulip & Egg Easter Basket Centerpiece ($29.99)

The arrangement strikes that perfect balance between “yes, it’s Easter” and “but I’m not tacky about it.” Those realistic silk tulips in white and blush pink look surprisingly convincing among all that lush green foliage. And the speckled eggs tucked naturally throughout? Perfect for subtle holiday vibes. What makes this worth the thirty bucks is how it works as a complete, ready-to-display centerpiece that requires absolutely zero styling skills. Just plunk it down on your dining table or entryway console and instantly look like someone who has their seasonal decorating life together. For those of us who aspire to be Martha Stewart but have the time management of a caffeinated squirrel, this basket is practically a home decor life hack!

Textured Decorative Easter Eggs Set ($12.99)

The set gives you six textured eggs – three in this rich plum purple and three in a sleek silver – all covered in these tiny beaded embellishments that catch light from every angle. For $12.99, you’re basically getting the Easter equivalent of holiday ornaments, except these can be displayed in so many more creative ways! They’d look amazing nestled in a simple bowl as a coffee table accent or scattered among some greenery on a mantel.

Ceramic Bunny Teacup and Saucer Set ($9.99)

This might be the most grandmillennial Easter decor I’ve ever spotted at TJ Maxx. For just $9.99, this ceramic bunny-in-teacup situation is serving serious “your stylish grandmother’s china cabinet” vibes in the best possible way. What makes this piece so charming is how it straddles the line between holiday decoration and year-round collectible. The bunny has this sweet, slightly mischievous expression like it just hopped into the teacup for a quick rest between Easter egg deliveries. For anyone who loves mixing whimsy with traditional elements, this little teacup bunny is practically begging to join your collection of treasured trinkets!

Spring Kitchen Towels Collection ($9.99)

These adorable bunny and spring-themed towels are the perfect low-commitment way to add seasonal charm to your kitchen without a major decor overhaul. At an average cost of $9.99 per set, these cotton towels feature the cutest variety of designs – from that realistic bunny surrounded by wildflowers on the right to the more whimsical patterns with Easter eggs and basket motifs. The color palette spans everything from soft pastels to more vibrant spring hues, making it easy to find something that complements your existing kitchen colors. These make fantastic little gifts for spring hostess situations or that friend who’s always changing their kitchen decor with the seasons.

Ceramic Hand Vase with Colorful Tulips ($14.99)

Well, TJ Maxx just decided to combine two massive trends – statement vases and beaded bracelets – into one quirky home accent. For $14.99, you’re getting a conversation piece that defies traditional seasonal categorization. These ceramic hand vases are perhaps the most delightfully weird Easter/spring decor I’ve encountered this season. The tulips themselves are actually pretty convincing as far as fake flowers go – the mix of pink, white, and yellow creates that classic spring palette that brightens any space instantly.

Wooden “Easter” Script Sign with Daisy Accents ($9.99)

The natural wood finish gives this piece a wonderfully organic quality, with visible woodgrain that adds texture and warmth. Those tiny white daisy embellishments scattered throughout add just enough detail to break up the wood tone. I love how versatile this piece is – it would work equally well as part of a larger Easter vignette on a mantel or as a standalone accent on a bookshelf or entry table. The cursive lettering has that modern calligraphy feel that’s everywhere right now, making it blend seamlessly with contemporary farmhouse decor.

Lily-of-the-Valley Ceramic Easter Egg on Green Pedestal ($12.99)

These botanical Easter eggs at TJ Maxx are giving major Victorian conservatory vibes. Priced at $12.99 each, these substantial decorative eggs feature beautifully sculpted lily-of-the-valley blooms and leaves that create dimensional texture against the smooth white ceramic background. The vibrant green pedestals give these eggs a display-worthy presence that elevates them. These would make stunning centerpiece elements grouped together on a mantel or as standalone statement pieces mixed with your existing decor. The pedestal design gives them height and presence that standard decorative eggs often lack.

Natural Sisal Bunny with Cabbage ($7.99)

This sisal bunny figurine might be the perfect middle ground between cute Easter decor and natural-inspired home accents! Priced at $7.99, this textured rabbit delivers serious organic charm with its natural-colored bristly exterior that creates wonderful visual dimension against smoother Easter decorations. For anyone who prefers their seasonal decorations with a touch of natural texture and earthy appeal, this sisal bunny strikes that perfect balance between festive and sophisticated.

Pink Gingham Egg Vase with Faux Tulips ($12.99)

TJ Maxx has officially *cracked* the code on spring decorating with this absolutely adorable pink and white gingham egg vase! For $12.99, this ceramic cracked-egg planter filled with realistic white tulips delivers instant spring vibes without requiring any actual gardening skills on your part. Perfect for anyone who wants their home to feel springy and bright without committing to rabbits and chicks everywhere. Honestly, I’d keep this cutie displayed year-round!

Gingerbread-Style Easter Bunny Train Decoration ($34.99)

This elaborate confection-themed piece is essentially what happens when Easter collides with Christmas gingerbread house vibes, and I’m weirdly fascinated by the result. At $34.99, this is definitely an investment piece for serious Easter decorators, but the level of detail justifies the price tag. The train features an adorable bunny conductor peeking out from a frosting-trimmed window, pastel macarons as wheels, and a car topped with what appears to be carrots and Easter eggs. Every surface is decorated with intricate “royal icing” details, creating that perfect gingerbread house aesthetic but with spring colors. This would be perfect for anyone who goes all-out with seasonal decorating or collectors who appreciate unique statement pieces.

Botanical Bunny Toile Ceramic Pitcher ($12.99)

This elegant ceramic pitcher perfectly bridges the gap between practical kitchenware and sophisticated seasonal decor. With its classic white base and delicate green botanical illustrations, this piece offers a refreshingly refined take on Easter decorating that feels both timeless and on-trend. For just $12.99, this versatile piece could serve multiple purposes – use it as a functional water pitcher, fill it with fresh spring flowers, or simply display it on open shelving as a decorative accent.

Woven Rope Standing Bunny Figurine ($19.99)

These natural rope bunnies are giving major coastal-meets-Easter vibes, and they’re exactly what your spring decor needs! The bunny stands with an alert, attentive posture that brings so much personality to this textured piece. What makes these rope bunnies special is how they bridge seasonal and year-round decor – they’re clearly Easter-themed while fitting seamlessly into coastal, natural, or minimalist design schemes. These would pair beautifully with natural elements like driftwood or seagrass, or create an interesting textural contrast against smoother ceramics.

Bunny & Bean Musical Trio Figurine Set ($9.99)

These cool bunny musicians just hopped to the top of my “unexpectedly awesome Easter finds” list. For $9.99, this rabbit jazz trio from Bunny & Bean delivers major personality. Each white bunny comes decked out in tiny black sunglasses (because they’re obviously too cool for regular Easter decor) and clutching different instruments – acoustic guitar, cello, and saxophone. If your decorating style leans more “quirky conversation starter” than “traditional seasonal,” these sunglasses-wearing bunny musicians are practically begging to join your collection!

“He is Risen” Easter Cross Block Sign ($6.99)

This simple wooden block sign brings the religious meaning of Easter front and center! At $6.99, this understated tabletop accent offers a tasteful way to acknowledge the spiritual significance of the holiday amid all the bunnies and eggs. What I appreciate about this piece is how it combines the faith element with beautiful spring imagery – that wooden cross adorned with delicate white lilies creates a perfect visual balance. For anyone looking to balance their Easter decorations with spiritual meaning, this little block sign offers that perfect middle ground.

Straw Bunny with Vegetable Cart Figurine ($12.99)

This adorable straw bunny pushing a tiny garden cart is totally in line with cottagecore Easter! TJ Maxx really nailed the charming countryside aesthetic with this textured little rabbit. The natural sisal material creates this fantastic rustic texture that adds so much dimension compared to typical plastic or ceramic decorations. It would look perfect as part of a spring vignette on a mantel or bookshelf, bringing that touch of whimsical countryside charm to your seasonal decorating. At $12.99, it delivers a lot of character and visual interest for a reasonable price point!

Sisal Springtime Animal Trio with Floral Accents ($9.99)

This adorable little sisal creature collection might be one of my favorite finds from today. For just $9.99, you get this perfect little springtime squad featuring a bright yellow chick, white bunny, and peachy-pink pig – all decked out with the cutest tiny floral accessories. These versatile little critters would work beautifully scattered across a mantel, nestled into a bookshelf display, or even as part of a spring tablescape. The neutral color palette (with just enough color pop) ensures they complement practically any decorating style from farmhouse to more modern aesthetics.

Fuzzy Easter Chick Duo ($5.99)

These impossibly yellow fluffball chicks are like springtime condensed into physical form, and at just $5.99 for the pair, these fuzzy little buddies are an adorable pick. These would make the perfect accent pieces for a spring tablescape or nestled among your existing decor to add unexpected pops of bright color. At this price point, they’re the perfect impulse buy that delivers major seasonal impact without the commitment of more elaborate decorations. Perfect for minimalists who want just a touch of holiday spirit or as playful accents in a more comprehensive Easter display!

Tophat & Tail Bunny Couple Teacup Snow Globe ($14.99)

This whimsical snow globe from Tophat & Tail seems to combine Alice in Wonderland tea party with the perfect Easter look. This charming piece cleverly combines a snow globe with a decorative teacup base – perfect for collectors who appreciate unexpected twists on traditional seasonal decor. At $14.99, this multidimensional decoration delivers serious gift-worthy presentation without breaking the bank.

Hot Pink Flocked Minimalist Bunny Figurine ($9.99)

Ending this list out on a bang! Standing tall with elongated ears and a sleek, simplified silhouette, this velvety-textured hot pink rabbit makes an unapologetically bold statement among the other bunnies. It’s giving minimalist sculpture meets Peeps candy, and somehow it totally works. For ten bucks, this hot pink statement piece delivers maximum visual punch while maintaining your design credibility.

Easter Decor That Won’t Make You Cringe

After this deep dive into TJ Maxx’s Easter offerings, I’ve come to an important conclusion: seasonal decorating doesn’t have to mean sacrificing your design dignity! This year’s collection strikes that perfect balance between festive and fashionable, with options ranging from subtle nods to spring (hello, botanical bunny pitcher) to full-on celebration mode (looking at you, gingerbread-style bunny train).

My personal shopping strategy? Grab one statement piece (that bunny teacup snow globe is calling my name) and a couple of smaller accents that complement your existing decor. The best seasonal decorating feels like an evolution of your personal style, not a complete personality transplant!

Happy hunting, and may your Easter decorating be as stress-free as finding perfectly boiled eggs that actually peel easily! Need to come back to this post? Here are a few images you can use for pinning –