Put Up a Wreath

Choose a wreath that compliments your home. You can either style it with pinecones, some DIY snow, greenery, flowers, and more. You can also keep it simple by making use of twigs, plain green wreaths, or you can create your own wreath out of paper and other materials available out there. Wreaths aren't just for Christmas but they can also stay up until spring as you keep it minimal or find a workaround on making it a decor to keep in your home.

Lay Out Textured Blankets

Add textured blankets in your living room or bedroom to add rich hues. Blankets will add extra warmth to your living room or bedroom making it an inviting cozy winter space where you can spend hours at. Knit if you must, or you can find faux fur covers, knit, or crochet blankets that will add comfort within your space!

Use Candle Decorations

Aside from the smell of scented candles, it also adds a warm touch to your home. Spice it up with candle holders that are somewhat out of the ordinary. Birch candle holders, pinecone candle holders, and antique candle holders are some of the types of candle decorations you might want to use.

Tablescape

Embellish your dining table with a stunning tablescape. Make use of some of your Christmas ornaments or DIY your tablescape setup. Simple or minimal tablescapes and centerpieces can make your table look more inviting especially if you use the right colors such as neutral tones.

Rearrange Your Furniture

Apply changes to your space by moving your furniture around your home. Examine each room and see if there is anything you can rearrange to create new life into your old arrangement. Moving your living room furniture could help you figure out how the seating works to encourage engagement. If you plan to have a cozy weekend marathon with your friends and family, see what you can do to maximize your space.

Spruce Up Outdoor Spaces

Just because winter weather may be dreary, it doesn’t mean your outdoor spaces should be drab once the holidays are over and decorations are taken down. Keep a theme going by propping up an old set of skis or a sled near your front door. Hang your old ice skates near the doorway for an additional touch of seasonal flair. Don’t forget your porch – jazz it up with containers filled with birch branches and twigs. Place baskets of pine cones and/or greenery near your entryway. To add a cozy feel, place straw bales on your porch and toss seasonal throws over them. For some subtle twinkle at night, string some solar lights.

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