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Valentine's Day Decor To Fall in Love With This Year

Because we're gifting ourselves boxes of chocolate and extravagant bouquets, even if nobody else does. Why should the romance end there?

January 31, 2024 at 7:40 PM PST
Decorate Valentine’s Day Decor

Valentine's Day Decor To Fall in Love With This Year

Because we're gifting ourselves boxes of chocolate and extravagant bouquets, even if nobody else does. Why should the romance end there?

January 31, 2024 at 7:40 PM PST

Remember the excitement of walking into your classroom on Valentine’s Day? Construction paper hearts taped to windows, handmade mailboxes overflowing with cards, and the anticipation of candy hearts and chocolate? While those elementary school celebrations may be behind us, there’s something special about keeping that festive spirit alive in our own homes—albeit with a more sophisticated approach. Today’s Valentine’s Day decor has evolved beyond stuffed animals and paper chains, offering stylish ways to embrace the season of love without compromising your carefully curated aesthetic. From minimalist heart-shaped ceramics to artful floral arrangements, there are countless ways to infuse your space with romantic touches that feel both playful and refined.

How to Style the Valentine’s Day Home

While transforming each room into a hopeless romantic’s paradise might sound like the perfect way to evoke the spirit of love for some, others want something more understated. You can style both designs effortlessly without disrupting your everyday decor. Here are a few tips:

Embrace symbolism.

You really can’t go without hearts. Take your pick of plenty of options in mini and maxi designs. XOs, Cupid, dove figurines, and roses are fair game, too.

Arrange with care.

Avoid piling Valentine’s Day decor in one corner. Like a trail of flower petals, scatter items around the home for better visual interest. Think of a themed candle on the coffee table, a throw blanket tossed over the couch, and a wine glass on the bar cart. Despite your interior layout, this creates a lovely combination for any home.

What color themes should I use for Valentine’s Day?

While pink and red are traditional Valentine’s Day colors, modern interpretations welcome sophisticated variations like blush, burgundy, and cream. Consider incorporating metallic accents like rose gold or copper to add warmth and dimension to your color palette. For a more contemporary approach, try pairing deeper jewel tones with soft pastels to create an elegant and romantic atmosphere that doesn’t feel overly saccharine.

When should I start decorating for Valentine’s Day?

The ideal time to start decorating for Valentine’s Day is right after taking down New Year’s decorations, typically in early January. This gives you enough time to thoughtfully arrange your Valentine’s Day decor while really getting the most out of it. Remember, Valentine’s Day decorations can feel fresh and appropriate throughout the entire month of February, making them a worthwhile investment for brightening up the winter season.

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Heart Jacquard Knit Throw Blanket

The cozy Heart Jacquard Knit Blanket in a reversible pattern of red and white is made with yarn-dyed fiber to maintain its vivid hues. It's plush, festive, and deserves a snuggle.

Alabaster Heart Scented Candle

Invite aromas of smoky, sensual vanilla and tobacco into your home with this heart-shaped candle in two sizes. With additional notes of Valencia orange and amber, this classy and lightweight candle is heavenly for setting the mood. Once the wax burns out, repurpose it as a catchall to get the most out of this heartfelt investment.

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