These fresh winter decor ideas will set the tone for the new year and beautifully transition your home from Christmas to spring.
Fresh winter decor
If the idea of fresh, winter decor that effortlessly transitions to spring intrigues you, read on to hear my tips for easily creating this look in your home.
One of the main reasons I look forward to the holidays each year is the excitement that comes with decorating our home for the season. I love bringing out my pumpkins in the fall and look forward to drinking hot cider. Everyone in our family delights in hanging lights and decorating the tree at Christmas time. But when the holidays are over, it kind of feels like a let down. All of the festive decorations are packed away and the house is left feeling empty and a little dreary.
Decorating your home for winter can take a gloomy, disappointing time of the year and give it a different feeling altogether. What if you could create a space that nurtured a fresh start to the year and heightened the anticipation of spring? Here are my top five fresh, winter decor ideas for the new year that will easily transition to spring.
Tip 1: Add vessels in winter whites and blues for a fresh, natural look
Vessels like this blue swirled enamelware bowl look great in the winter. They have a fresh, clean look that can help add a natural element to your space. Filled with gathered pinecones, they bring the outdoors in during the winter. They can also be used to add organization to your space by gathering produce on your kitchen counter or knitting supplies on your coffee table. When spring comes, they can be filled with moss, a bird’s nest, or flowers.
Tip 2: Add Winter Themed Vintage Art as Wall Decor
Vintage art can add so much character and charm to your walls. Displaying winter themed art like this landscape oil painting makes a space feel cozy while incorporating the natural colors of the season. It is also easy to swap out when the seasons change.
Tip 3: Add Vintage Book Stacks in Fresh Winter Hues
Stacks of light blue or white vintage books add color and interest to winter decor. Shop your bookshelves or a local thrift shop for vintage books in winter hues. Choose books that give a light and airy feeling that will transition seamlessly into spring.
Vintage book stacks are a great way to add height to your shelf decor. They also add instant charm to nightstands and coffee tables.
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Tip 4: Add Snow Covered Bottle Brush Trees for Winter Decor
Leave out those snow kissed bottle brush trees from Christmas time. Chippy white spindles and vintage blue mason jars add even more cool winter vibes. Add them to a shelf, mantel, or centerpiece to brighten up those winter blues.
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Tip 5: Add some crisp winter white with milk glass
Add some crisp winter whites to your decor with milk glass. Milk glass always looks fresh and clean and can be used year round in your decor. You can display your milk glass by itself or with candles or seasonal florals. It’s guaranteed to give you a classic look year round.
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Setting the Tone
Winter home decor should inspire you to greet the new year with a fresh start. I hope these winter decor ideas help you create a space that fosters bright new beginnings.
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I am loving all the blue! So pretty!
Thanks so much, Shamara! I love that shade of blue too!