20 Best Winter Decorations That'll Keep Your Home Warm and Cozy

These Hairui birch garland lights are great for placing on a mantelpiece to emulate real branches sprawling across your fireplace–while also adding a woodsy feel to your living room.

Bring the winter fun indoors with these decorative wooden snowshoes. Display them next to extra greenery for some added festive cheer or alone on a wall for an elegant ski-lodge look.

Want to add some oomph to an empty space? Create a cluster of these pine bark flameless candles and place on a hutch or entryway table.

Create an indoor winter wonderland by adding these white metal lanterns to a mantel, side table, or dining centerpiece.

How do you make a home feel both intimate and spacious, rustic and upscale? With its unique and warm lighting of course. This antler chandelier will elevate any space.

You don't need to go all out with bold colors—keep your winter palette neutral and moody, like with this cozy bunch of artificial baby's breath flowers. We recommend placing them in a dark gray vase for an extra touch of moodiness.

Make a snowy scene to enjoy indoors by pairing these white velvet trees with a string of lights and a wintery village set.

Make any living room feel brighter by adding touches of greenery to these ceramic vases. Opt for fresh greenery to add a winter aroma to your home.

Hang this winter cotton eucalyptus wreath by the entryway for a soothing welcome every time you walk through the front door.

Sometimes all it takes to change the seasonal mood of a space is a different fabric. Instead of light linens and airy cottons, opt for a throw blanket with more texture to stay warm and seasonally on point.

Keep your festive winter decorations up all season long, even after the holidays pass. Use this elevated garland by CraftMore in a living room as a natural mood-booster, especially during those dreary winter nights.

Vintage decor, like this adorable farm truck, is perfect if you're looking for a more subtle way to decorate this winter season without changing your country home aesthetic.

If you do it right, then you can hang up your decorations before Christmas and leave 'em up all winter long. This hello sign, decked out with wooden beads and artificial eucalyptus, really shines on any blank wall, window, or door.

Emulate a snowy winter day by using these fake snowballs in many ways around your home. Fill a basket with them, add a few to your mantel, set some in planters, scatter a handful along your dining table, and more.

Introduce some plaid accents. It's a wintery way to bring in some fun color and pattern to your home without overdoing it.

If you're entertaining this winter, upgrade your dining table by adding an elegant table runner like this one. It combines all winter elements in a beautiful watercolor design–perfect to leave out on display all season long.

Touches of plaid here and there come across as vibrant no matter the palette. When paired with this white rustic tray, the whole set adds a touch of farmhouse to your home.

Nothing says winter like red berries and cardinals on a snowy day. Deck your kitchen out with these dish towels, they'll bring a soft country touch to your winter wonderland home.

Set the scene for guests by staging your foyer for winter. Spread faux or real fir branches along an entry bench or table, hang a greenery wreath, add a few winter-blooming bulbs and birch branches, and finish the scene with this adorable tree block welcome sign for a warm welcome.

Hot chocolate is the unofficial drink of the winter season—no questions asked. Turn your coffee bar into a hot chocolate bar, so you can sip on the chocolatey-marshmallow goodness all season long.