Best Window Decoration Ideas for Every Season

Spring and Summer

The warmth of spring and summer makes it ideal to decorate your windows. Your décor will be visible from many angles, making it a great opportunity to update the look of your home. Here are some spring and summer window design ideas using artificial floral foliage.

Nice and Simple

If you want to keep things neat and homely, display one foliage item on each window. This will draw the eyes of visitors and serve as a point of interest. Place a spring wreath in the middle, a garland across the entire frame, or a window box planter at the bottom.

Pair Up

Add symmetry and style to your window décor by combining two types of greenery. Another idea is to use more than one floral style. Not only does it showcase your creativity, it’s also a great way to have fun with beautiful blooms.

In Full Bloom

Celebrate the season and all its colours with windows dressed from top to bottom. Start with pieces directly on the window, such as a wreath, then add a pair of hanging flower baskets on both ends. Finally, add box planters or a window garland across the length of the sill. Accent the look with a matching potted arrangement on the ground or top of a table.

Autumn

Add a touch of the harvest season’s warmth with a bountiful window display. With just a few decorative accents, you can create a charming autumn scene right on your windowsill.

Autumn Abundance

If you had wreaths and garlands for most of spring and summer, switch it up with a window box for autumn. Fill it with beautiful outdoor foliage or use a pre-arranged one. Complement it with a matching swag draped over your mailbox or a hanging basket near your window surround.

After Dark

Placing candles on your windowsill is a good living room window idea. Candles bring warmth to your spaces while creating an inviting look when viewed from the outside. Flameless candles are a charming way to light up your windows all year long. Display just one or arrange them in groups on the window ledge for a serene effect.

Pumpkin-Spiced

Highlight your window with clusters of pumpkins in different shapes and sizes or use small pieces to decorate your wreaths and other greenery. Add interesting details with autumn window accents like metal watering cans and wicker baskets filled with harvest items and stalks for a farmhouse-style look.

Winter

From setting up Christmas wreaths for windows, hanging festive garlands on doorways, and drawing up the lights, here are some ways you can make the most out of your windows for the Christmas season.

Festive Frames

Hanging multiple Christmas window wreaths creates an abundant, celebratory mood. For consistency, choose foliage that is similar in design or colour. You can also create your version of a white Christmas with frosted greenery even if it doesn’t snow in the area that you live in.

Set the Scene

If you have a window seat or a spacious ledge, set up a Christmas village or nativity scene. From inside the room, your window view serves as a natural backdrop to the scene you’ve created. When viewed from the outside, your little window scene complements any outdoor lighting you have.

Cheery Drapes

Red and green velvet curtains make for simple but attractive window treatments, which you can cinch with beaded garlands for a more festive touch. You can also use cascading LED lights in place of a curtain to create a waterfall effect that goes well with a winter wonderland theme. Bring sparkle to your windows by placing Christmas lights on window jambs.