Sunday, January 14, 2018

A Look at Winter Neutrals

Hi Friends, I'll be sharing how I do Neutral Winter Decor along with a great group of bloggers in a Hop next week. (my post is on Wednesday) But today I'm going to give you a little taste of what's going on here, with a few ideas and details.




Before Christmas I knew I wanted to decorate a little more simply, by doing a "Winter Decor" base and just adding some "Christmas" decor on top. I love doing a "nature look" for Christmas with Greens, berries, and florals, so it was a much easier change out after the Holidays.






I always use a lot of red and Tartan Plaid for Christmas, then added a layer of faux evergreens and florals. So removing the floral elements and the reds makes it easy to get down to the basics of a Neutral Decor.






You can see that I've kept a lot of the basics from Christmas, like the Ironstone Tureen, small white Lanterns and Mercury Glass votives. I've just cleaned it up a little and pulled out most of the "color".







In the Entry Hall I've pared down, and swapped out the print and the Christmas Ribbon 
for a more neutral wired plaid ribbon around the same grouping of Paperwhites.






I put together a new little vignette of moss and nests in one of my wicker baskets
under the Entry console.







In the Living Room the coffee table stayed close to the same as Christmas, I still have the white wicker demi-john and the Hurricane candle holder surrounded by evergreens.






I put away the Red Toile pillows and brought out warmer colors
with Leopard Print pillows, and a Leopard Print Throw on my ottoman.






The Mantel got a little de-cluttering also, by taking off the lights and red Christmas berries. So now I am down to the basics, with some chippy wooden elements and my favorite combo for winter; hydrangeas and evergreens.






Winter Whites and Neutrals can still be warm and cozy when you use different textures and vary your paint colors. There are so many different shades of "whites", grays, and "mushroom". Don't feel like you have to keep things all one color. 




Be sure you keep a few of your old friends with you, too.


A Blog Hop is a fun way to get to know "new to you" blogs, so be sure to come back on Monday for the list for the week. You'll also get to see the bigger pics! stay warm, it's way to cold outside,

xoxo,

joining in here:

Sundays at Home at Love of Home
Amaze Me Monday at Dwellings
The Scoop at Worthing Court
Inspiration Monday at Refresh Restyle
Met Monday at Between Naps on the Porch
Inspire Me Tuesday at A Stroll Thru Life
Wow Us Wednesday at Savvy Southern Style
Share Your Style at The Essence of Home
Share Your Cup at Mrs. Olson's
Thursday Favorite Things at Follow the Yellow Brick Home
Neutral Winter Decor Linky at Common Ground

8 comments:

  1. Visual breath of fresh air Debra. Beautiful and peaceful winter decorations. Love seeing them. Thank you.
    Joy

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  2. I stuck to Winter Whites this year, but am inspired by your post to add some naturals to the look.

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  3. Love the winter whites and all your old friends. We are singing from the same home decor hymnal this month. ♥

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  4. Loving all the neutrals and whites for your winter decor Debra. Very pretty and serene.
    xoxo
    Kris

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  5. It's all very beautiful and perfect for winter Debra! I have a large white lantern with a black top. I've toyed with the idea of painting the top white as well. You just won me over. :)
    hugs,
    Jann

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  6. Lovely as always, Debra. I'm with you on winter neutrals. I try to bring in as many as possible.

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  7. I love how you have shared more in depth about the decor in your home tour. I will be featuring you this week at TFT!

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  8. I love how how you transition Debra! The paperwhites are always so beautiful and something on my list of things "to try." I also love your candlesticks. Featuring you tomorrow at TFT!

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