Top 27 Non-Christmas Winter Decorations For Your Home

Vicki from 2 Bees in a Pod shows us how to transition your decor to winter after Christmas.

Suzy from Worthing Court has gorgeous winter decorating ideas for a fresh and clean look after Christmas with coffee table decorating tips too!

Rita from Harbour Breeze Home shares helpful tips for decorating shelves for winter.

I had a great time decorating my dining room table with small trees, mini bottle brush trees and other winter elements. I only purchased a few new things and shopped my home for the rest.

Incorporate some of your leftover Christmas decorations into your winter mantel decor with bottle brush trees, pompom garland, and an antique speedway sled. The neutral color palette is so soothing. Snuggle up by the fire with a good book and favorite beverage!

Bring in a touch of nature like fresh pine clippings for an inexpensive and lovely look for winter. The neutral color scheme is so warm and inviting. Candles always add a cozy touch.

There is something I LOVE about an antique olive bucket. They are perfect for twinkle lights as you can see them sparkle in the bucket opening. Pine cones and fresh pine complete a beautiful after-Christmas look. Another option is to fill the olive bucket with birch logs.

Learn how to make your home warm and cozy with winter decor especially during the cold winter season. Create a focal point on the fireplace mantel with a bit of winter greenery

Enjoy these simple tips for winter coffee table decorating ideas. Add winter charm in a budget-friendly way with twinkle lights and a few winter greens. Christmas lights instantly make a room feel cozy.

You can't go wrong with snowman decorations to add a fun touch all winter long! This snowman mantel is sure to bring a smile to your face. Use stems from bare trees for a touch of nature and winter snow globes for a fun touch. An alternative to the let it snow banner is to use a mitten garland! For instant warmth add faux fur throw blankets and a snowflake pillow to the sofa.

Meg from Green with Decor shares easy winter decorating ideas that you can recreate in your own home. There are so many great ideas in this post that you don't want to miss!

Learn how to repurpose old sweaters to make cozy hoop wreaths with this simple step-by-step tutorial.

A trio of grapevine wreaths make the cutest snowman door hanger that can stay up straight to spring!

Ann from Ann's Entitled Life shows us how to make a pretty let it snow winter wreath perfect for the winter season.

I love this winter twig wreath for the best way to add a simple touch of nature to your home. Bare branches can be updated with glitter and faux snow.

Make a modern hoop for winter with this easy-to-follow DIY tutorial with white flowers for a simple DIY winter wreath.

Kim from Made in a Day shows us how to make the coolest winter snowball wreath.

Make a winter hat door hanging as a nice alternative to a front door wreath. Fill the door hanger with organic materials like green garland or add faux garland for lots of texture. This hanging stocking is an easy way to decorate your front porch or winter home.

This scarf wreath from Carrie with Lovely, etc. adds a cozy look to any space. Check the thrift store for inexpensive scarves in winter whites or blues for a winter look.

Let me show you how to turn unfinished wooden snowflakes into glistening home decor pieces that can stay up all winter long! You can also see how to update delicate snowflakes from the dollar store.

Chelsea from Making Manzanita shares a simple tutorial for beautiful paper bag snowflakes.

Kids will get a kick out of these faux snowballs made with dollar store supplies. They look great in a basket or bucket on your porch or by your front entry.

Make the cutest no-sew snowman pillow that is a Pottery Barn knock-off. This sweet throw pillow can be made with a few easy-to-find craft supplies.

Make the cutest fake snowballs with a few budget-friendly craft supplies.

I'm in LOVE with these DIY snowmen candle sticks from Amy at DIY Candy. Paint them any color you like!

Create an adorable mason jar lid snowman in a few easy steps.

Add a snowy look to pine cones that you can collect for free or buy at the craft store for cheap. They make fun pinecone garlands or winter door hanger.

These cone trees can stay up all Christmas season straight through winter! I made these last year and look forward to decorating with them again next year.

Repurpose dryer vents into the cutest snowman craft that you can decorate with the entire winter season.

Create pretty winter snowflake art with paper snowflakes and mod podge.