Winter Essentials Guide

Winter

There’s something about winter that stirs the decorator in all of us. As the season shifts, so do our homes — out go the bright, breezy tones of summer, and in come layers, textures, and richer hues. It’s a time for slowing down, leaning into comfort, and creating a space that truly nurtures.

To help you embrace the season, we’ve put together a short list of winter essentials — simple touches that make the colder days and longer nights a little more beautiful.

Candles
Scented or plain, candlelight brings instant warmth and atmosphere. It’s the easiest way to add a little magic to your home.

Throws & Blankets
Because we all need an extra layer (or two) while sipping hot chocolate. Choose textures that feel as good as they look.

Monogrammed Pillowcases
A small indulgence that feels like a stay at a luxury hotel — without leaving home. It’s all in the details.

A Comfortable Sofa
Create the perfect cozy spot for movie marathons or spontaneous game nights. Our range of sofas brings comfort and warmth to any living room. Shop Sofa's

Re-style Your Vignettes
Winter is the perfect time to refresh your styling. Crystal, founder of Rustic Charm Interiors shares how she’s embracing the season:
“I love decorating with natural elements, especially in winter — leaves, acorns, and sculptural branches. It’s such an effortless way to add texture and interest, while bringing the outdoors in — a gentle reminder that everything is always evolving.”

 Lamps
As daylight fades earlier, the right lighting becomes essential. A pair of lamps can completely transform a room, creating warmth and ambiance with ease. Shop Lamps

New Linens
From the dining table to the bedroom, winter calls for a softer, more layered approach. A linen tablecloth or textured bedding set is a beautiful way to bring warmth into everyday rituals.

Winter is a season of indulgence — a time to slow down, savour time at home, and care for the people (and spaces) we love most.

Here’s to a warm and welcoming home this season.

What are your favourite ways to decorate for winter? We’d love to hear in the comments below. Happy Winter.