How I Decorate After Christmas | Cozy Winter Decor for January & February

After Christmas, your home doesn’t have to feel empty or unfinished. In today’s video, I’m sharing how I transition my Christmas decor into cozy winter decorating that carries us beautifully through January and February.

Instead of packing everything away, I focus on bringing what we see in nature during winter inside the home—soft textures, warm candlelight, and timeless pieces that feel calm, intentional, and inviting. I’ll show you how I use faux fur, chunky knit textures, metallic accents, greenery, and cozy lighting to create a winter home that feels just as comforting as Christmas—without the overwhelm.

If you’re looking for winter decor ideas after Christmas, want to avoid that post-holiday letdown, or love creating a cozy, lived-in home during the colder months, this video is for you.

✨ In this video:
-How I decorate after Christmas
-Easy winter decorating ideas for January & February
-Cozy decor elements that don’t feel seasonal overload
-How to avoid the “empty house” feeling after the holidays

Whether you love slow living, cozy homemaking, or simple seasonal decorating, I hope this inspires you to enjoy winter just as much as the holidays.

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Music: Epidemic Sound

I'm Emily, a Christian wife and working mom who is finding ways to do less and do it better. I'm simplifying tasks, minimizing overwhelm, and building a life giving home. Come join me--let's figure this out together!

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