Picture credit : Mélanie Voyer
Need some ideas on how to achieve a winter decor after the holiday season? The secret is to make your space warm and cozy, while choosing a neutral color scheme. This year, even trees and plants have their special place, alongside candles, blankets and a fireplace. Check out all our tips to get you started…
1- Keep natural elements
Once Christmas is over, you can keep your spruce branches, pinecones and magnolia flowers! These are neutral decorations that work equally well in a winter setting as in a holiday one. You could, however, add a few stems of greenery like eucalyptus to freshen up your space.
2- Remove red decorations
When celebrations are over, bet on soft colors, taking care to remove the red or shiny Christmas decorations, a little too showy. However, a few berries here and there won’t ruin your holiday decorations—quite the opposite!
3- Add cocooning home accents
Baskets, candles, cushions and throws, here are some ideas of decorative objects to complete your decor. With the colder days ahead, it always feels good to wrap yourself in a warm blanket while finding yourself in an inviting space! Décors Véronneau offers a wide selection of home decorations for the winter season.
4- Swap the Christmas tree for a large plant
Once the Christmas tree has been taken down, fill the void with an artificial plant! Several choices are available to you, take a look at our blog post on trending plants to give you some ideas. A word of advice: try variegated plants to brighten up your decor.
5- Clean up the space as much as possible
New year also means renewal! For a clean, uncluttered space, take away any extra decorations. For example, use transparent glass vases, bouquets of white flowers and simple compositions. Instead of making trays full of decorations, try making groupings of up to three items.
The only thing left to do is to wish you a happy new year!
