Last updated on 04/02/2026
Ellen Mehrhoff-Roddewig
For this list, I looked for shops that offer something special at Easter instead of mass-produced goods. A mix was important to me: tasteful Easter decorations with tradition, accessories for making your own, and fresh flower arrangements. I paid attention to quality, selection and the little details that make an Easter stroll through Berlin worthwhile, from porcelain decorations to Easter baking molds.
Those looking for Easter decorations that won't age in a hundred years will find what they're looking for in Charlottenburg: The Royal Porcelain Manufactory Berlin has been producing hand-painted rabbit figures and standing eggs from the finest porcelain since 1763 at Tiergarten, which are far more than seasonal decorations.
The Bürgelhaus on Friedrichstraße stands for the best of German pottery craftsmanship. At Easter, the assortment transforms: handcrafted ceramic bunnies and Easter eggs in the characteristic blue-and-white decor of Echtbürgel pottery make the shop the prime address for high-quality handmade Easter decorations in Berlin.
If you prefer to make your own Easter decorations rather than putting ready-made ones in your basket, then idee. Creativmarkt in Charlottenburg's Kantcenter is the right place for you. On approximately 1,000 square meters of pedestrian zone on Wilmersdorfer Straße, you'll find everything crafters need for their Easter decorations.
If you're looking for Easter decorations in Kreuzberg that don't feel mass-produced, Smunk am Kreuzberg is the right place. This small shop at the foot of Kreuzberg focuses on Scandinavian-inspired style, hand-picked decorative items, and an assortment that truly makes spring tangible.
If you're looking for floral Easter decorations in Reinickendorf, you've come to the right place. Blumenpavillon Duckwitz in Berlin is known for handcrafted spring bouquets, table decorations with seasonal flowers, and charming decorative items that truly make your Easter table shine.
If you prefer to get crafty yourself for Easter rather than buying ready-made decorations, Friedrichshain is the place to be: Frieda Hain at Boxhagener Platz provides sewing and crafting enthusiasts with hand-picked Easter fabrics, DIY accessories, and the perfect sewing studio that actively helps with creative blocks.
Those who want to forego mass-produced bunny kitsch for Easter will find exactly the right place in Hermann-Hesse-Straße in Niederschönhausen. The Fachgeschäft der besonderen ART is a creative concept store for handmade designer goods, interpreting the spring and Easter decoration season in its own unique, artisan-driven way.
If you want to not only decorate but also bake for Easter, Friedrichshain is the right place: At Schwesterherz & Küchenliebe at Boxhagener Platz, you'll find Easter baking molds in all sizes and designs, embedded in a lovingly curated assortment of kitchen utensils, stationery, and home accessories.
The Sachsenhaus at Gendarmenmarkt preserves a craft that originated in the Ore Mountains in the 17th century. Those looking for high-quality, handmade decoration at Easter will find no mass-produced goods here, but lovingly designed wooden figures and objects with genuine origin.
Danish Hygge feeling in Spandau Arcaden: Søstrene Grene transforms the search for Easter decorations into a relaxed shopping experience. Pastel-colored ceramic items, DIY sets, and floral spring accents at fair prices make the store a go-to for anyone looking for Easter decorations with Nordic charm.
