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DIY Winter Wedding Decor

DIY Winter Wedding Decor

It's easier and cheaper than you think to decorate a winter wedding. Try glueing an evergreen branch to a white candle for instant cold-weather vibes.
Winter Decor with Succulents, Pinecones and Sweaters

Winter Decor with Succulents, Pinecones and Sweaters

With their thick, fleshy leaves, succulents give a more modern edge to decorating for winter. Karin Jeffcoat of Cote Designs upcycled old cable-knit sweaters to make cute, versatile container covers that balance that modern feel with a cozy warmth needed to get through a long winter indoors. This foursome could be a coffee table vignette, or you could make more to run down a dining table, interspersed with pinecones and dried pomegranates.
Winter Decor with Succulents, Pinecones and Sweaters

Winter Decor with Succulents, Pinecones and Sweaters

Pinecones and dried pomegranates can help decor last well beyond the holidays. Karin Jeffcoat of Cote Designs used glass cylinders to hold small succulents, by using a filler and then inserting a smaller pot with the succulent so it would peek over the top. She covered the cylinders with pieces of sweaters.
Winter Decor with White Bowl, Pinecones and Paperwhite Bulbs

Winter Decor with White Bowl, Pinecones and Paperwhite Bulbs

Usher in the winter season with texture. Dig through your cabinets or scout thrift shops for patterned vases and bowls, which can be filled with pinecones and bulbs, like these paperwhites selected by Karin Jeffcoat of Cote Designs in South Carolina. Instead of matching pieces, use different components, finishes and designs to give the tabletop an informal, eclectic look.
Family Room in Winter

Family Room in Winter

The family room at the lake house can be enjoyed all year long. Designer Nancy Snyder and her team put together two looks for the living space: one for winter and one for summer. Decor such as the snowman pillow and a basket of fuzzy blankets by the fireplace make for a cozy winter look.
Winter Twig-Embellished Mirror

Winter Twig-Embellished Mirror

Add natural sophistication to any room with the addition of a rustic twig-covered mirror. A few twigs gathered outdoors, white paint, a glue gun and an old mirror is all you need to add a wintry touch to your holiday decor.
Mason Jar Table Decor

Mason Jar Table Decor

For a quick, easy winter centerpiece use hot glue or super glue to attach evergreens to an assortment of glass canning jars. Fill the jars with candles, Christmas lights, or both and let the light twinkle through the greenery.
Centerpiece of Coastal Decor

Centerpiece of Coastal Decor

Longing for that summertime feel during the winter months? Bring the beach right to your table. This sea-inspired centerpiece is easy to make and can be used all year round. "A rustic wooden tray provides the base for the rectangular glass vase filled with sand, candles and a variety of seashells," Katrina Giles of Seaside Interiors says. Add vibrant shells and starfish for an extra boost of summer hues.
White and Glitter Christmas Card Display on Boxes

White and Glitter Christmas Card Display on Boxes

A white palette with glitter accents creates a beautiful winter decor without giving in to the traditional red and green of Christmas. Simple boxes can work as a lovely Christmas card display and ornaments can add decorative touches to more than just a tree.
Contemporary Black and White Fireplace Decor With Natural Elements

Contemporary Black and White Fireplace Decor With Natural Elements

Bright whites and simple natural elements dress up this winter mantel display . Terra-cotta pots painted in metallic colors add shine, as do the glitter highlights on pine cones gathered from the woods. Candles and lanterns provide a warm glow, great for cold winter nights.
Coffee Table Vignette with Glittery Pinecones and Greenery

Coffee Table Vignette with Glittery Pinecones and Greenery

Glittery pinecones and greenery can take your winter decor into the new year in a fresh and festive way. Georgia interior designer Melanie Robinson updated these pinecones by covering them with a spray adhesive, placing them in a ziplock bag and tossing in clear glitter. She doubled up on bowls to add weight to the coffee table vignette and then brought in fresh greenery from her yard to add height to a brass vase she picked up at a thrift shop.
Pillows on Sectional Couch

Pillows on Sectional Couch

Bring on the pillows! Adding or swapping out pillows in your winter home decor can really add texture and warmth. Pile them on sofas, ottomans and chairs for a quick way to create a sense of richness.
13 Ways to Add Holiday Flair to Your Front Porch in Ten Minutes: Door Knob Decor

13 Ways to Add Holiday Flair to Your Front Porch in Ten Minutes: Door Knob Decor

Create a conversation starter with your door knob or lever with DIY decor. This snowman figure was made by tying three woven grapevine forms together and hanging from the lever.
1 Holiday Mantel, 3 Ways - Time Worn Charm

1 Holiday Mantel, 3 Ways - Time Worn Charm

Aged vessels in a variety of shapes and sizes complement traditional decor like pinecones and are a great way to accommodate unique, curious little flora like the scabiosa pod flower or fragrant evergreen clippings.
1 Holiday Mantel, 3 Ways - Layering and Height

1 Holiday Mantel, 3 Ways - Layering and Height

Create visual interest with a slightly imbalanced arrangement of accessories and decor. These layers will interact and have more impact when a few objects are hung from unexpected heights.
1 Holiday Mantel, 3 Ways - Faceted Objects

1 Holiday Mantel, 3 Ways - Faceted Objects

Consider using decorative objects and ornaments with multiple sides or facets. They not only add depth, they help pick up and bounce light around, without relying on standard holiday string lights.
1 Holiday Mantel, 3 Ways - Modern Classic Mantel

1 Holiday Mantel, 3 Ways - Modern Classic Mantel

This mantel's dramatic abundance of greenery and candlelit warmth give it a timeless, chic air.
1 Holiday Mantel, 3 Ways - Sculptural Mantel

1 Holiday Mantel, 3 Ways - Sculptural Mantel

This mantel's play on shapes, scale and layering gives it an understated vibe that's seasonal, yet modern and a bit masculine.

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DIY Winter Wedding Decor

Winter Decor with Succulents, Pinecones and Sweaters

Winter Decor with Succulents, Pinecones and Sweaters

Winter Decor with White Bowl, Pinecones and Paperwhite Bulbs

Family Room in Winter

Winter Twig-Embellished Mirror

Mason Jar Table Decor

Centerpiece of Coastal Decor

White and Glitter Christmas Card Display on Boxes

Contemporary Black and White Fireplace Decor With Natural Elements

Coffee Table Vignette with Glittery Pinecones and Greenery

Pillows on Sectional Couch

13 Ways to Add Holiday Flair to Your Front Porch in Ten Minutes: Door Knob Decor

1 Holiday Mantel, 3 Ways - Time Worn Charm

1 Holiday Mantel, 3 Ways - Layering and Height

1 Holiday Mantel, 3 Ways - Faceted Objects

1 Holiday Mantel, 3 Ways - Modern Classic Mantel

1 Holiday Mantel, 3 Ways - Sculptural Mantel