Real Cotton Farmhouse Wreath
Classic, beautiful, and guaranteed to add the perfect touch to your door or mantle.
Knit /Sweater Decorative Throw Pillow
Cable knitting with a diamond check pattern easily goes with different styles of home décor.
Elegant Fuzzy Faux Fur Throw Blanket in Coffee and White
You’ll be able to get and stay warm all winter long. Perfect for snuggling up by the fire, in bed, on the couch or even at the park or ranch. Great for added texture if you drape over a chair, couch or bed.
Full Log Birch Wood Branch Candle Holder in White Birch Bark
Beautiful and unique white birch with the wonderful blemishes of knots and bark.
18-Piece Kitchen Dinnerware Set in White Porcelain
White is great year ‘round, but it adds a modern touch to any winter home.
Commonly Asked Questions About Decorating for Winter
What to Decorate for Winter After Christmas
After Christmas, keep your space cozy and neutral. Swap bright holiday colors for soft whites, creams, grays, and natural textures like wood and greenery. Add candles, pinecones, cozy throws, and twinkle lights for a calm winter atmosphere.
When Can I Start Decorating for Winter
You can start decorating for winter right after Christmas—around New Year’s is perfect. Transition by removing overtly festive décor while keeping subtle winter pieces. This helps your home feel fresh yet warm through the colder months.
How Can I Decorate My House in January
In January, focus on simple, serene décor. Use neutral colors, layered blankets, textured pillows, and minimal greenery. Incorporate natural light, warm lighting, and seasonal scents like cedar or vanilla to create a peaceful, post-holiday home.
How to Decorate Your Home Between Christmas and Spring
Bridge the seasons with a neutral color palette and natural elements. Keep greenery, woven textures, and soft fabrics. As spring approaches, introduce lighter colors, fresh flowers, and soft pastels to gradually brighten your home’s mood.
