Winter White & Silver Holiday Decor (with DIY Video Tutorials)

Oct 14

Holiday season is the perfect time of year to have fun with for DIY decor projects that bring joy and winter sparkle to your home. Whether it’s with decorative tablescapes, fresh blooms and botanicals, or faux evergreen arrangements that last the whole season, the Winter Wonderland look of white, silver and green never goes out of style.

Here are some of my favorite video tutorials for fun holiday decor projects that are easy to do and make a big impact. Plus resources for supplies and holiday decorations from my online home decor shop, EZLD.co!

Silver Mercury Glass Winter Decor

Who doesn’t love the vintage look of silvery mercury glass? With it’s texture, glamour and sparkle, it creates the perfect inspiration for a holiday tablescape or decor arrangement. In this video I use silver pine tree glass pieces in all different shapes and sizes, and accented them with glittering metallic balls and candles. It’s an elegant winter wonderland arrangement that you can do yourself with just a few pieces, or at a larger scale to fill a space.

White Christmas Decorations: Snowflake Table Runner

This is such an easy, quick, and inexpensive holiday table runner! It creates the perfect white winter effect, using snowflakes, candles, and some cotton batting for fluffy texture. It’s simple, impactful, and super flexible, fitting in any space, big or small.

Winter Snow Flake & Evergreen Arrangement

I love elevating classic winter evergreens like Juniper and Noble Fir with whimsical accents that really bring the feeling of winter indoors. For this long-lasting arrangement, I started by arranging greenery in floral foam, and added spray snow and sparkling snowflake ornaments - an easy holiday arrangement anyone can make, using fresh botanicals, or faux greenery!

Winter Love Arrangement with Tulips & Dusty Miller

Holiday decor doesn’t have to be all “winter“ botanicals - it creates a beautiful look to add some soft blooms into your home decor mix as well. Here I used white tulips and velvety soft Dusty Miller in a silver container to stay within our Winter Wonderland color palette, but add a layer of freshness, reminding us all of the spring season to come.