Hello friends and Happy New Year! I truly hope you had a wonderful holiday season. It’s always so sad to see Christmas go but at the same time, there’s an excitement and hopefulness about a brand new year.
Today I wanted to quickly drop by and share you a few tips on transitioning from Christmas to winter decor.
I usually wait a little longer to take down our Christmas decor, but this year, I fell sick for a couple of weeks and as soon as I felt better, all I wanted to do is clean up the house. I started by just wanting to get rid of some of the dried greenery and one thing lead to the next and I ended up taking everything down.
One of my favourite things to do right after the holidays is bring in some fresh flowers.
So I went out and bought some. I kept the flowers pretty neutral but still kept some winter greens and berries. As you can see the berries are
green instead of red. I think this little arrangement is perfect for that transition.
I kept some of the plaid as well as adding more cozy fur throws.
I also filled the shelves all the way up with firewood. I love the warmth it brings…:)
I the dining room I also added a couple small fur rugs at the back of the chairs for warmth.
And kept my favourite evergreen garland to make this super easy centerpiece.
Here is some more plaid.
I also kept my deer ornaments because I feel they work as winder decor.
Those are some of the few things I’ve done to transition so far. I can’t wait to visit my local nursery and get a few little plants.
Thank you so much for stopping by today. I look forward to spending yet another year with you.
If there’s anything at all you’d like for me to share with you, let me know in the comments below.
Sending you so much love, peace and joy this coming year. I truly appreciate your friendship and encouragement.
much love,
Lucy
Lucy,
Sorry to hear that you hadn’t been feeling well.
Like you. . .once I started taking down one area of Christmas. . .
it was a ‘snowball’ effect! All has been packed away with Christmas 2020 design in mind.
Today, I am taking a planter that I l o v e to our local florist for a new green plant!
Loved seeing your green & white floral arrangement!
Looking forward to your inspiring posts!
Cheers to 2020!
Pat
Love your after Christmas decor. What are you using for your front door decor/wreath? I feel it’s too early for Valentines and some of the winter wreaths still look like Christmas to me. Help!
Hi Lucy, can you tell me where you purchased your living room sectional and coffee table? Thanks!
Today, I am taking a planter that I l o v e to our local florist for a new green plant!
Loved seeing your green & white floral arrangement!
Looking forward to your inspiring posts!
Cheers to 2020……
Pat
Hi!
I was wondering what is the paint colour on your wall, the couch, the light and where you get the plaid pillows. OH and the shelves lol,
I redoing my work studio and it’s exactly the look I am looking for. Thank you! Keep up the good work!
I’m very interested in the paint color around the fireplace as well!
You have done good information on this article and You have written well on above topic and also thanks for sharing with us.
I feel it’s too early for Valentine’s and some of the winter wreaths still look like Christmas to me. I was wondering what is the paint color on your wall, the couch, the light, and where you get the plaid pillows. Loved seeing your green & white floral arrangement. I redoing my work studio and it’s exactly the look I am looking for like this web.
I redoing my work studio and it’s exactly the look I am looking for. You have done good information on this article and You have written well on the above topic and also thanks for sharing with us. I l o v e to our local florist for a new green plant. ll has been packed away with Christmas 2020 design in mind.
Wondering the Blue paint color??
What is that blueish/blackish paint color
Excellent information provided thanks for all the information i must say great efforts made by you
Did anyone find out the color she used around the fireplace? Any leads?
Hi! Can you tell me what the paint color is, in the first photos around the fire place? Thank you!
ts very beautiful, numberle. It will be great if the new year in the house has fresh flowers and fruits. It is a symbol of a naked year full of life. Good luck
You made such an interesting piece to read, giving every subject enlightenment for us to gain knowledge. Thanks for sharing such information with us to read! Penny Benjamin Jacket
Wondering the blue paint color?
It would be wonderful if the new year’s decorations included fresh flowers and fruits. It represents a life-filled nude year. Best wishes
According to her Insta page, The name of the paint is ‘Collingwood’ by Premier Paint from @canadiantire.
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