30 Classy DIY Winter Centerpieces for After Christmas

This minimalist winter centerpiece features greenery and pinecones in thrifted bowl and pitcher set that was repainted with baking soda and chalk paint! The earthy texture along with the natural elements creates organic vibe.

I love how this one came together. If you have a tiered tray, placing candles on top with some winter greens below. A truly stunning effect!

Reindeer are absolutely a winter decor staple that can be incorporated even after Christmas. In winter white, it makes a truly impressive statement.

I just love this display with the winter white flowers and white branches! The metal accent add an icy touch.

This is another winter centerpiece that has an earthy feel... the birch candles, terracotta trees on the side... and the metallic pieces in the bowl are a beautiful contrast in feel and materials.

I love the simplicity of this centerpiece... a wooden cake stand with monochromatic candles and a wreath. It's a perfect for a minimalist winter table decoration.

This is a simple but cozy centerpiece option, made with eucalyptus springs and fresh cedar greens. It's charming and so inviting!

Winter trees work perfectly for a post-Christmas centerpiece... they are a seamless transition after the holiday. Keep a few out while you pack up the rest of your decor, and put them together in a cluster on your table. And.... done.

This is definitely not your typical choice for a winter centerpiece - but the white yarn is cozy, and the white flowers fit seamlessly with surrounding winter decor. And it's also a refreshing sign of life in the dead of winter.

This is a simple, neutral winter table with layers of warmth and texture: rope chargers, neutral napkins with birch napkin rings, and sprigs of cedar. The center is mixed with varying winter evergreens for a clean, cozy winter look!

This centerpiece is just stunning in a hammered gold bowl. The greens add a natural touch for some vibrancy. Stacy encourages you to check out thrift stores for some unique vessels hold your florals for centerpieces!

This is so simple and comes together in literally minutes - epsom salt, greens, candle, hurricane vase - and you're all set.

How cool are these? I just LOVE how they came out! This might be my next winter project.

Snow is always an acceptable form of winter decor for the table! Snow men, a snowflake vase - snow everywhere!

A tiered tray always makes an interesting centerpiece - it works perfectly for the winter! You don't even need specifically 'winter' decor - using lots of white and other winter green colors, you can curate a centerpiece without being too cliche.

This is actually a centerpiece I used for my wedding! The faux rhinestone drips are perfect for winter decor against the manzanita branch. I added in snowflake and icicle ornaments from my Christmas stash - and the effect is truly striking.

This is such an easy craft - just cover a mason jar with an old winter sweater and fill with your favorite winter greens! Or, if you're really crafty, you can create a crocheted sleeve with a simple chain stitch.

I just love how this birch base came out. Those pops of red on the berry branches are vibrant and perfect for winter, without giving off a Christmas vibe.

This gorgeous centerpiece is created with a faux white fur rug as a base, with winter greens and white magnolia flowers mixed in. Cozy and feminine and absolutely refreshing for winter.

I love the simplicity of this cozy winter tablescape. A dough bowl styled with winter greens, pinecones and taper candles - it's all you really need!

If you're planning to have a more formal dinner for New Year's or during the winter months, I love this look! The log centerpiece candle holder is charming and rustic, and those sheet music placemats contrasted against the white dishes are just the most unique and perfect touch.

This is a beautiful garden theme display for winter! While garden decor might seem a bit non-traditional as winter decor, because it is minimalist and coordinates with typical winter colors, it works beautifully!

This is total rustic winter charm! Here's another way to style a cozy dough bowl as a winter tablescape centerpiece - use deer antlers! This also helps create a very functional table for everyday use.

Here's another version that uses pheasant feathers, faux berries, pines cones and various fresh and faux greens along with the antlers. A beautiful rustic arrangement.

This is another pretty idea for a dough bowl - using softer, lamb's ear greens along with contrasting black-and -white buffalo check! Keeps it simple but cozy! There's another option in this post for a larger scale centerpiece as well.

There are so many cozy details here - a sweater wrap as a table runner, warm amber bottles, layered place settings and soft lighting. Perfect for a winter gathering!

A repurposed tool box as a centerpiece is never, ever wrong! If you love more vintage or antique aesthetics in your home, this pairs a rustic piece with elegant tableware for a gorgeous and complementary contrast.

This is such a gorgeous combination of white vases, wood, and metal candle holders, mixed in with pines and pine cones. It is so skillfully arranged with lovely details! Arrangement is everything!

This is elegant in its simplicity - bottlebrush trees nestled in faux snow inside hurricane candle holders, on top a quilted cozy runner. It perfectly coordinates with the snowflake placemats and the pine sprig on top of a neutral napkin.

I love this stylish winter centerpiece made with hurricane vases! It has a wonderfully vintage feel while being simple, timeless, and classic! It is beautifully arranged!