Nothing says winter like plush furnishings, cozy nooks, soft throws and warm lighting. Let these products and decorator tricks transport you into winter in the most comfortable and stylish way possible. — Gabrielle from Savvy Home
This oversize, charcoal-velvet armchair looks like you could just sink into it, wrap yourself in a warm throw and disappear for hours. It spells ultimate comfort.
Whoever has a comfortable reading chair also needs a side table on which to rest books, glasses and warm cups of tea. This champagne-glazed lattice stool is great because it is reminiscent of a snowflake.
There's something festive about tassels, and during the winter season you can never have too many throw pillows — two great reasons to get your hands on this fun pillow from Pure Home.
It would be ludicrous to go through winter without a warm throw. I particularly like this Cubes throw by Jonathan Adler with its very trendy pattern. The burnt orange tones remind me of a roaring fireplace.
This is my single most favorite winter scent (apart from maybe my mother's Christmas cooking and baking). "Feu de bois" is french for "wood fire," and that's exactly what scent exudes from this little votive. It's heavenly.
You'll need the perfect swing arm sconces for all of the reading you'll be doing this winter. Put them over a sofa, near a reading chair or by the bed. For every use, these antique brass sconces with a soft linen shade are the perfect option.
Can you think of something better to sit on in winter than silky velvet? This soft blue sofa by Sandy Wilson is chic and elegant enough to host your lazy winter mornings.
If you're lucky enough to have a fireplace, you must ensure that it is well appointed. These bronze and steel fireplace tools are perhaps a bit extravagant, but they sure will make an impact.
You'll also need a stylish basket to store a few logs and some leftover newspaper for the fire. If you're opting for classic fireplace tools, this quirky number will be the perfect balance and add a bit of color.
A great trick to a comfortable-looking room is the art of layering rugs, or placing an inexpensive natural rug underneath a smaller, more colorful one. This metallic suede and hemp rug is reminiscent of tweed and adds subtle silvery pops, making it the perfect option for winter.
You've got a basic, natural rug, and now you need an colorful accent rug to layer over it. Options are endless, but I'm partial to this neon kilim number from Furbish Studio. It'll have you smiling every day.
Winter is the season to put your feet up, in perfect after-ski fashion. Maybe it's my idealized vision of great Colorado lodges, but this Navajo-inspired ottoman looks like it would be perfect for the job.
Who says winter says warm cups of tea? How about these gorgeous, monogrammed numbers by We Love Kaoru? They are handmade in England and decorated in 22 karat gold with any alphabet letter.
Come the cold season, it's time to invest in a great throw for the foot of your bed. This faux fur lynx print throw adds a pop of wilderness to your bedroom in perfect Miles Redd fashion.
No one in their right mind would go through winter without a doormat. This Saran doormat is made from coir and is just colorful and lively enough with its subtle, modern tribal print.
There truly is nothing better to do on a cold winter weekend morning than stay in bed with a stack of magazines and a cup of coffee. What makes these special moments even better are crisp new sheets like these classic embroidered ones from Serena & Lily.
We all know that come the end of the year, you'll have guests popping up like mushrooms on your doorstep. This is a wonderful thing indeed, especially if you're prepared. These mini guest soaps will leave your guests delighted.