Decorating Seasonal Decorating Fall Transition Your Fall Decor into Winter with These 14 Easy Ideas By Caitlin Sole Caitlin Sole Instagram Caitlin Sole is the senior home editor at BHG. She is a writer and editor with nearly a decade of interior design expertise. She has vast experience with digital media, including SEO, photo shoot production, video production, eCommerce content, print collaboration, and custom sales content. Learn about BHG's Editorial Process Updated on October 22, 2019 Share Tweet Pin Email Trending Videos Give your home a seasonal lift with ideas to warm up every room. Our roundup of favorite fall decorating ideas easily transition into winter, so you can achieve a cozy look without having to switch up your style for the seasons. 01 of 14 Rethink Your Furniture Arrangement Brie Williams When seasons change and temperatures drop, it's only natural to want to spend more time indoors. For easy winter decorating, focus your attention on indoor warmth by rearranging your furniture. Pull furniture away from the walls and around the fireplace to create cozy conversation areas. Bring out extra throws and pillows for added comfort. 02 of 14 Incorporate Fresh Finds Edmund Barr Looking for a new living room style for the winter months? Shop for new decorating accessories around your house. Add pillows and an extra throw to warm up a white sofa. Reorganize your accessories and swap out artwork. Finish off the look by showcasing fresh, seasonal flowers or a centerpiece of gourds on your coffee table. 03 of 14 Add Cozy Texture Panichgul Studios, Inc Details make this living room warm and cozy throughout the winter months. A fluffy rug warms up cold floors while nubby textured pillows and comfy wool throws create an inviting spot on the sofa. Potted plants offer a subtle reminder of spring. 04 of 14 Add Window Treatments Werner Straube Block chilly drafts from your windows by replacing sheer draperies with thicker, floor-length window treatments for the winter months. This will warm up the room and freshen its look for a new season. Hang curtains over existing window blinds for an extra layer of style. 05 of 14 Nod to Nature Helen Elizabeth Norman Look to nature for fall and winter decorating inspiration. Warm up a room with a palette of orange, red, and yellow—the colors of the season. They pair equally well with darker wood furniture as with crisp white. Mix organic and graphic fabric patterns with nubby textures for visual interest. 06 of 14 Create a Seasonal Wreath EE Berger Usher in the change of seasons with a festive DIY wreath. This display of rich evergreen branches, nuts, and dried seasonal fruit is perfect from fall to winter. Hang it on your front door or above a fireplace mantel for long-lasting enjoyment. 07 of 14 Pile Up Bedding Kritsada Panichgul Stay warm on cold winter nights with bedding designed to keep away the chill. Layers of extra pillows, blankets, and quilts add comfort in the bedroom. A chunky arm-knit blanket adds cozy texture in addition to warmth. 08 of 14 Bundle Nature's Bounty Edmund Barr Highlight the changing seasons with a winter centerpiece of colorful leaves, gourds, pears, and pinecones. Choose a rustic wood bowl or wicker basket to hold your seasonal decor and let their vibrant colors do the talking. A palette of green, red, and yellow feels fitting for both fall and winter. 09 of 14 Decorate with Greenery Jay Wilde Turn your staircase, entryway, or mantel into a focal point with a fresh garland. Evergreens aren't just for holidays, so enjoy their clean scent throughout the season, replacing with fresh cuttings as needed. The green looks especially vivid against a white backdrop. 10 of 14 Warm Up a Neutral Color Scheme A warm palette of beige, browns, and ruby red gives this dining room a seasonal lift. A bright red patterned table runner pops against a rustic farmhouse dining table. A centerpiece filled with evergreen sprigs, pinecones, and red leaves looks fetching from autumn through the holidays. 11 of 14 Showcase a Citrus Centerpiece Kritsada Panichgul Decorate your kitchen, dining room, or coffee table with fresh fruit and greenery for a seasonal twist. Look for colorful, long-lasting citrus fruits such as oranges, pomegranates, and persimmons. Arrange the fruit on a cake stand with cuts of evergreen branches or other greenery. 12 of 14 Group Candles on a Console Edmund Barr Candles exude warmth, especially in a group. Give your fireplace, mantel or entryway console a healthy glow with a creative candle arrangement. Moody gray and metallic candles placed on silver stands give off a cheery light against a backdrop of sparkling silver tinsel. Frosted bottle brush trees contrast the warm light. 13 of 14 Warm Red Accents DAVID TSAY PHOTOGRAPHY © 2015 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED NO REPRODUCTION WITHOUT PRIOR WRITTEN CONSENT Red accents make this living room a welcoming space even on the coldest days. The red area rug fills the room with color and adds a layer of comfort and warmth underfoot. A throw blanket and accent pillows bring spots of red up to the sofas. Invest in extra pillows and blankets in a variety of colors that you can swap out each season. 14 of 14 Banish Winter Blues The best way to get rid of the winter blues is with color. Inject a shot of life into a neutral palette with a few carefully chosen accessories, and any room goes from bland to fabulous. A fuchsia throw, some colorful pillows, and a bouquet of flowers instantly transform the room. A thick shag rug invites you to take off your shoes and get comfortable. Was this page helpful? Thanks for your feedback! Tell us why! Other Submit