Does your house look bare after the Christmas holidays? It’s a great time to redecorate your home for winter, after the hustle and bustle of the holiday season. Are you the person who is still in a dilemma about transitioning from Christmas decorations to winter decor? Well, do not worry about it! We are giving you tips to transition your home from a Christmas theme to that of winter without losing the warmth of the holiday mood. At JCPenney, browse amazing winter home décor collection at a great price.
Tips for Amazing Rustic Winter Décor ideas
Make the most of your interchangeable seasonal decor to transition effortlessly from Christmas to winter. After Christmas, in terms of home décor, you may feel like you are in no man’s land. Below are the winter home décor ideas that are the perfect way to transition from Christmas to winter décor. Following these tips will ensure your home is cozy, rustic, and stylish until you’re ready to refresh your home décor for spring and summer.
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Organize with Style
Let’s all agree that after Christmas we feel the urge of organizing and decluttering our house. Sometimes the extra home décor feels overwhelming after the holidays. This is a good time to go into the year with décor that allows you to not only decorate your home but organize it. Faux wicker and natural colored baskets provide a decorative aesthetic will providing optimal storage for any room in your home. It’s a great time to clear the clutter and opt for sophisticated vignettes. Purge the old décor and renovate your home with antique wood finish and brass-framed mirrors, and wooden wall paintings, that reflect a rustic look. Ease your mind while having less visual clutter in your house.
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Neutrals & Naturals
The best way to transition from Christmas to winter holiday decorations is to get the red out. Remove the decorations of Christmas and keep it minimal. Welcome the New Year with a more neutral, cozy, and rustic vibe with the winter botanicals. Drape artificial plants near the mantel for a lush, natural look. Our sophisticated rustic décor ideas will help you to decorate your house with oversize wall clocks, sentimental wall signs, and faux fur and natural rugs to give the perfect rustic touch to your home.
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Winter Scents
Make your home more aesthetic and cozy by using scented candles and oil diffusers. Pick your favorite essential oil to make your home smell like cinnamon, pine, or a fireside this winter season. The perfect winter scents will have your home feeling like you’re in a winter lodge or a cozy and relaxing cabin.
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Keep décor cozy and comfy
Put away all Christmas décor and make room for natural elements. Choose neutral home décor items of varied designs and make your home winter ready. Winter is for getting lots of snuggles while staying indoors. A bit of greenery can add a rustic touch to your home décor. Add some natural elements with a cozy touch with faux fur and Sherpa throws placed across an armchair or couch. Don’t forget to add comfort and style to your living room with faux fur, suede, and leather throw pillows that freshen up décor in any room.
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Drizzle with Soft lighting
Lighting is the most inevitable part of winter home décor ideas that creates a cozy feeling and softens a space. As long as it is white or neutral, you can keep Christmas lights near your fireplace. Bronze metal, glass, and wood table and floor lamps make for great rustic décor pieces that liven a room with soft lighting during the time of the year when it gets darker at an earlier time of the day.
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No decoration is complete without adding your personal touch to every corner of your house. Show us how you use our winter home décor ideas while transitioning from Christmas to winter. Take pictures of your home and tag us at tag #AllAtJCP. Then follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram to see if you are featured.
