Winter Decor in the Living Room

| |

I was so sure that I would miss the Christmas decor when it all came down. But guess what? I love my new winter decor ideas just as much!

Sometimes, it feels a little bare when all of the festive holiday decorations are packed into boxes and put away. Winter decor is the perfect antidote to perk up any room in your home!

living room with white coach, white coffee table, decor and fire in the fireplace
white house with black shutters and green lawn
Make it Pretty

A Winter Color Palette to Cheer Up a Room

living room with white coach, white coffee table, decor and fire in the fireplace

It’s a new year and so far, so good!

I am so happy that the Christmas decor is all safely stored in the attic. And I love my new winter decor palette … taupe and sage green.

All it took to cheer up my un-Christmased home was some fun winter decor and color.

I have to confess something.

Apparently, I already own a lot of taupe and sage green winter decor items. Every time I open a cabinet or closet, I find some taupe and sage green items. Who knew?

a collection of home decor items in the color palette of sage and taupe

Sage Green Anonymous

Patina Green Christmas Color Palette

I have always loved the color sage green.

When we first moved to our one hundred year old home, twenty-three years ago, I was in love with everything sage green. I painted our kitchen and Butler’s Pantry sage green and there was a little bit of sage green throughout our entire home.

OK, so maybe it was a lotta bit.

I kept adding sage green and it finally got so bad that my girlfriends suggested I join Sage Green Anonymous.

Don’t worry, I googled it. There is no such thing. I knew they were kidding but I was pretty addicted.

So I left the paint on the walls (it’s still there) and took a long break from sage green. Not a total break, but over time most of the sage green disappeared.

living room with vintage counter, white couch, wood table with green glasses, vintage wood chair, and plates and bright window

Fast forward twenty-three years later and it’s been so much fun rediscovering sage green again.

The good news is, apparently, I didn’t toss everything that was sage green in our home.

Thank goodness!

If you aren’t sure of a color palette for winter, be sure to read my blog post from last week titled How to Choose a Winter Color Palette.

On this blog, I may sometimes use affiliate links, which means a small commission is earned if you make a purchase via the link. The price will be the same whether you use the affiliate link or go directly to the vendor’s website using a non-affiliate link.

Winter Decor

living room with vintage counter, white couch, wood table with green glasses, vintage wood chair, and plates and bright window

I love this area in our living room. Do you remember we used to have a baby grand piano here? We were babysitting the baby grand and last summer it went back to its owner.

I love the seating area I have here and the small table is perfect for reading, working, and dining! I grabbed some fun sage green items in our home including an old green wood ice cream maker!

table in living room with green glasses, two sets of green and brown china and small vintage ironstone square bowls

Take note that it only takes a few colorful accessories in a room to add color to a neutral room.

living room with white coach, white coffee table, decor and fire in the fireplace

With all of the rain we are having in Southern California I am loving our fireplace so much!

Winter Colors

living room with white couch, green and winter pillows, talbe with decor and bookshelves

I also like to add more texture to my winter decor. I found these twine balls up on the third floor in a bag with faux persimmons. As you can guess, my organization up there still needs a lot of work!

I try to keep a few neutral holiday items that can work with my winter decor. These glass trees are perfect on the vintage counter in our living room. You will also see a few vintage green Christmas balls in a few other rooms in our home!

window with table with five glass trees, green books, glass lamp, and green vintage jar

I didn’t touch the bookshelves as they are almost always neutral. It sure makes decorating easier that way!

living room with white couch, green and winter pillows, talbe with decor and bookshelves

If you are enjoying my blog, you can sign up to receive my blog updates here. .

Watch My Amazon Live

Click here to watch any of my Amazon Live shows. All shows are recorded.

We are doing a new LIVE show today, titled The Best New Years Deals.

Click here to watch the show.

Pin the image below to your boards on Pinterest (just click the Pin button in the top left corner). You can also follow along with me on Pinterest!

living room with vintage counter, white couch, wood table with green glasses, vintage wood chair, and plates and bright window

For more real-time updates, follow me on Instagram @My100YearOldHome

Similar Posts

9 Comments

  1. I love the clear glass table lamps I always see in your living room. Do you know where they where purchased:)

    1. Hi Sharon! I purchased the table lamps from Restoration Hardware about 20 years ago. I do love them 😍 I hope you can find similar elsewhere!

  2. I too, love sage green, but I find it to be a difficult color to find in accent pieces. Actually, my favorite combo is a soft pink and sage green accents, bathed in a background of shades of white. Yum!

  3. These are such great ideas to add a little color after the holidays. My white kitchen nook is naked! Lots of white but I need to incorporate some pretty touches of sage green! It looks soooo pretty in your rooms. It is amazing to me how little touches of color change the look and feel of the room. I would love to have you join my linky pary and sharing your post or any of your amazing posts 🙂 https://karinskottage.com/2023/01/karins-kottage-linky-party-304.html

    Hugs,
    Karin

  4. Wow, your home is beautiful and cozy. I love the beautiful greens mixed with the old farmhouse/antiques looking furniture. You stole my heart. Thanks for sharing

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *