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Winter Decorating Ideas

January 16, 2022 By Rhoda 12 Comments

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When the holiday decorations are put away, we all need a pick me up this time of year in our homes, to get us through the in between months of winter. Here are a few winter decor ideas to add some vignettes around the house. 

January is my hardest month for motivation and inspiration. By the time February rolls around, I’m pretty much back to normal, but the dreariness of after the holidays is real for many of us. The last thing I usually want to do is try to come up with decorating ideas, but I do have plenty of things around the house that worked for adding some winter cheer to my house.

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My foyer table is pretty easy to change out and I got all the Christmas cleared away and added back some pretty mercury glass candle holders I love. Those tall ones are so pretty and mixed with the Pottery Barn set as well as others I have, it’s a great way to add some sparkle and shine to the table. Adding greenery is another way to perk up your spaces, spring is coming!

I left those winter deer on the bottom along with the big hurricane candle, since that eases right into winter too.

I’m loving burnished brass all over again and this thrift store bowl I found is perfect for holding preserved boxwood which came in a stone holder, but looks so much better in the brass. Neutrals work so well for winter decor.

This set of Pottery Barn mercury glass candleholders are so pretty and can be used year round. I got these for Christmas last year.

I found these pretty brass deer at the thriftstore too. You just never know what you’ll find in there! Winter vignettes make the season easier to live with.

On my dining room table for a quick centerpiece, I used another thrifted brass bowl and added winter faux greens with a battery candle in the middle.

These are stems that I use during the holidays, but perfect for winter as well. I just layered 4 in the bowl and make sure you have them spilling over so they look like they belong to the bowl.

I added that faux candle in the middle and it’s pretty all lit up. This will get me by until spring when I redo this table again.

Candlelight makes everything look pretty!

For my coffee table in the living room, I pulled out some berry stems that I’ve had for years and never really found a place to use them. They are perfect for winter months! The red berries with their faded leaves along with another winter cedar stem and some drapey eucalyptus adds just the right touch. Those huge pinecones came off of a wreath and I saved them since they are perfect too for adding some winter interest. Natural elements are always a winner.

Those are my cozy winter ideas this week on adding some winter decorating to your home. I hope these ideas got you thinking on what you might do around your house. Again, my mojo is sorely lacking in January, but I know I’ll get it back again soon. I always do!

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  1. Diane Moore says

    January 16, 2022 at 7:37 am

    Those are great ideas, Rhoda. You always have an instinct for what will work. I’m on the hunt for some faux flowers for my kitchen island to get me through till March when I bring my tulips out. Well, I’m hunting in my mind. I haven’t gone anywhere! Haha!

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  2. Penny says

    January 16, 2022 at 8:52 am

    I’m using faux evergreen and battery operated candles as well. They are perfect for January decorating! I love the warmth the brass bowls add to your decor! I’m not an antique shopper, but I might reconsider that! We all need to give ourselves some time, and grace in January to recover from the busy holiday season. It’s snowing in NC and our porch, and pines look beautiful! Thank you Rhoda for all the inspiration!

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  3. MARY-ANN (FROM CANADA!) says

    January 16, 2022 at 9:50 pm

    So pretty, Rhoda! I love your pine and the candle on your dining room table! January always seems to be a long month. However, it is always nice to just take things a little easier after being so busy over the holidays. Your little Daisy will keep you both busy! Bless you! You have had such an extremely busy year with moving your dear folks and all the work you put in to sell their home. So happy that this is all behind you. I pray that both of you will be blessed with a wonderful year!

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  4. Su says

    January 17, 2022 at 12:59 pm

    Happy New Year everyone!
    We are taking our time packing up our
    Seasonal decorations. I don’t tend to use
    Too much giltzy shiny stuff. So it doesn’t look cheap.
    Love your foyer arrangement. I also have
    A seat in our front entryway. Welcoming and convenient to sit and remove shoes.
    Isn’t that rattan folding chair Mark’s grandmas and quite fragile to sit on?
    Perhaps put a small stack of books ont so no one sits on it. Very cute. It looked just right in the bedroom. Stay warm!

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    • Rhoda says

      January 17, 2022 at 1:56 pm

      Hi, Su, those are two different chairs and his grandma chair is still in the guest room This is my rattan chair & it’s sturdy enough to sit on.

  5. Su says

    January 17, 2022 at 2:21 pm

    They are both very sweet!

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  6. Carla says

    February 1, 2022 at 9:34 am

    Thank you Rhoda, we are all feeling the winter blues somewhat, even though the seasons are a nice break, love your ideas and the boxwood is a great touch!

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  7. Vicki says

    February 1, 2022 at 11:28 am

    These are beautiful ideas! I’m also loving antique brass and have some very similar deer I got a few years ago at Target, and you can find so much antique brass at thrift/antique stores! Thanks for sharing!

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  8. Lisa Kent says

    February 7, 2022 at 11:15 am

    Love the round wood mirror in the foyer. Is it a vintage/antique store purchase, or could you give the source? Thank you!

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    • Rhoda says

      February 7, 2022 at 1:22 pm

      HI, Lisa, it is a vintage find at an antiques store.

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