Discover simple New England charm with these vintage Christmas decorating ideas for every space in your home, cozy, creative, and timelessly festive
If you love the cozy nostalgia of vintage Christmas decorating, this is the guide for you. Inspired by the charm of New England winters, I’m sharing my favorite ways to style your home for the holidays with thrifted treasures, handmade ornaments, and one-of-a-kind vintage finds. From a whimsical polar bear-themed Christmas tree and a dress form styled for the season to DIY finials, retro string lights, old wagon wheels, snowshoes, and vintage skis, this collection celebrates the art of simple, sentimental decorating. Whether you’re styling your porch, mantel, or a quiet corner indoors, these timeless ideas will help you create a holiday home that feels collected, meaningful, and full of Christmas spirit.
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Vintage Christmas Decorating Ideas for Porches and Outdoor Spaces
Step outside and bring the magic of vintage Christmas decorating to your porch, patio, or garden. New England’s crisp winter air sets the perfect stage for old-fashioned charm, think wagon wheels wrapped with bows, thrifted skis propped by the door, and trees draped in soft retro lights. Whether you love a simple country porch or a full vintage ski lodge Christmas look, these outdoor decorating ideas will help you create a warm holiday welcome that feels timeless and beautifully lived-in.
Holiday Preparations with Plaids, Tartans, and Simple Vintage Christmas Decorating Ideas
Let’s kick off the holiday season the only way I know how, out on the porch, bundled up in layers of cozy plaids, classic tartans, and cheerful vintage checks. Come gather evergreens with me, sip a mug of cocoa, and feel that early December magic settle in. This vintage Christmas look was inspired by my collaboration with MacKenzie-Childs, and it’s one of my absolute favorites. In this post, Holiday Preparations: Embracing Plaids and Tartans for Christmas, you’ll find the full porch setup, plus how I styled their charming holiday pieces with my thrifted finds. It’s a merry mix of ski-lodge comfort and New England flair, simple touches that bring vintage Christmas to life, one porch step at a time.
Vintage Christmas Decorating with Ski Lodge Charm
If you love simple vintage Christmas decorating that feels cozy, nostalgic, and effortlessly New England, try weaving in touches of vintage ski lodge charm. Think old wooden skis, snowshoes, sleds, and a pop of red plaid layered against evergreens and fresh snow. These timeless pieces create an inviting outdoor scene that celebrates the magic of winter without feeling fussy.
On our Vermont porch, I’ve mixed thrifted finds like vintage cross-country skis and snowshoes with twinkle lights, plaid blankets, and even our Bernese Mountain Dog, Ella, in her winter scarf. It’s relaxed, cheerful, and easy to recreate with what you already have.
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See how I style these pieces all season long in my Vintage Ski Lodge Decor: A New England Guide to Holiday and Winter Styling, packed with simple vintage decorating ideas for every snowy weekend. It’s your complete guide to capturing that nostalgic mountain lodge look all season long.
Vintage-Inspired Outdoor Christmas Lights for That Old-Time Glow
Looking to add nostalgic sparkle to your porch this holiday season? I always reach for these vintage-inspired bulb strands to complete our outdoor Christmas look. With just two 20-foot strands, we lit up our 50-foot Vermont porch using simple hooks along the beam and a single outdoor extension cord. I chose the white opaque bulbs, which glow a soft, warm yellow, much cozier than the stark bright whites you’ll often see. They look gorgeous against the snowy mountain backdrop and pair beautifully with our porch Christmas tree.
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Pro Tip
While true vintage lights can be charming at flea markets, they’re not always safe for modern outdoor use. I recommend choosing reproduction strands that look vintage, but meet today’s safety standards. These are my go-to for retro style without the risk, and they make the whole porch feel like it’s glowing with old-fashioned Christmas cheer.
How to Start a Christmas Door Tradition with Three Wreaths
If you love simple New England vintage Christmas decorating, a three-wreath front door display is a beautiful way to celebrate tradition and timeless style. My inspiration came from an old photograph of our family’s Coastal Maine home, the very first year it was built, the front door elegantly adorned with three Christmas wreaths stacked vertically, each tied with a simple red bow.
That image sparked a tradition I continue today, swapping out the ribbons each year to keep the look fresh while honoring the memory of my parents and the home they built. Hanging three wreaths feels symbolic, a nod to family, heritage, and the renewal that the holiday season brings.
It’s a small gesture that makes a big impact and can become a beloved part of your own simple vintage Christmas decorating style. Learn how to create this look in my full post: How to Hang Three Christmas Wreaths on Your Front Door: A Timeless Holiday Tradition.
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Decorating with a Vintage Wagon Wheel for Simple Christmas Charm
Sometimes, the simplest New England vintage Christmas decorating ideas make the biggest impact. One of my favorite easy outdoor touches is our old wagon wheel, a piece that actually came with our Vermont home. Each year, I dress it for the holidays with a single deep burgundy bow from our local garden shop. The color pops beautifully against the evergreens and our red house, especially when there’s fresh snow on the ground.
It’s a humble, nostalgic nod to New England’s farming heritage, no lights, no fuss, just a touch of color and vintage charm that looks timeless through the season. Tied with a bit of garden wire and leaning casually against our split-rail fence, it’s proof that simple Christmas decorating can still feel magical.
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Using Kissing Balls and Garland for Simple New England Christmas Charm
Kissing balls and fresh evergreens are classic, simple New England Christmas decorating ideas. Hang a few along your porch beams or entryway, each tied with a favorite ribbon or bow. Burgundy is my go-to for a timeless, cozy look that pops in the snow.
Drape garland along posts or railings to bring warmth and natural texture that lasts well past the holidays. The fresh greenery softens winter’s chill and instantly adds vintage charm to any porch or outdoor space. Learn more in my Christmas Porch Decorating Ideas with Vintage New England Charm post.
Seasonal Porch Decorating with Vintage Style
From lilacs in spring to ski lodge charm in winter, this year-round guide shares how I decorate our Vermont porch with vintage style through every season. It’s packed with table settings, thrifted finds, cozy layers, and simple decorating ideas to bring timeless charm to your own outdoor space.
DIY Ice Lanterns for Vintage Christmas Decorating Ideas
DIY ice lanterns are one of the easiest vintage Christmas decorating ideas to bring cozy New England charm to your porch or garden. With just water, berries, and evergreen clippings, you can create beautiful frozen lanterns that glow softly on snowy nights. Scatter them along a walkway, cluster them on a porch table, or place them near a fire pit for a simple, handmade touch that captures the magic of winter. Discover two DIY ice lantern tutorials below to light up your holidays in vintage style.
Bottle Project DIY for Vintage Christmas Decorating Ideas
Inspired by our Swedish friends in the north, this simple bottle project DIY brings rustic Scandinavian charm to your vintage Christmas decorating ideas. I used vintage Demijohns filled with evergreens, pine cones, and red berries, then topped each with a candle for a warm winter glow. It’s an easy, nature-inspired project that looks beautiful on a porch, mantel, or tabletop. See the full tutorial in my The Bottle Project DIY of a Winter Swedish Home post.
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Vintage Christmas Decorating Ideas to Bring Cozy Charm Indoors
Bring the cozy charm of vintage Christmas decorating ideas indoors with simple touches that make every room feel festive and timeless. From antique ornaments and creative mantel displays to cozy bedroom accents and unique DIYs like a Christmas tree mannequin or book tree, these ideas celebrate the warmth and nostalgia of the season. Each one adds that classic New England comfort that never goes out of style.
Cozy Vintage Christmas Vignettes on Full Display
Looking to infuse your home with that snowy, storybook charm this holiday season? From a vintage buggy transformed into a charming holiday centerpiece to displays of winter white elegance, these cozy vintage Christmas decorating ideas are filled with inspiration. You’ll find vignettes straight from a vintage ski lodge home, simple touches in soft whites, and full-room scenes that capture the spirit of a collected and charming Christmas. Explore the posts below to gather ideas for creating nostalgic, cozy moments in every corner of your home.
Colonial Christmas Mantel Styling with Simple Vintage Decorating Ideas
If you love the charm of old-fashioned New England homes, a Colonial-style mantel is the perfect place to bring your vintage Christmas decorating ideas to life. Think classic touches like garlands of pinecones and evergreens, faux or fresh, draped over a rustic wood mantel, paired with twinkle lights for a soft evening glow. Add a few time-worn accents, such as an antique Boston rocker, a carved wooden horse, or a brass bed snuffer, to honor the home’s history while keeping the look warm and approachable. Even simple faux greenery and natural textures can create that authentic Colonial Christmas feel without requiring constant upkeep. See how I styled our own Maine fireplace in my Colonial Christmas Decorations: Cozy Fireplace Touches with Modern Warmth post.
Cozy Bedroom Swaps for a Vintage Christmas Cottage Look
Getting your guest room holiday-ready doesn’t have to mean a full makeover; a few simple swaps can transform any space into a cozy Christmas retreat. Start by layering a festive quilt or plaid blanket at the foot of the bed, then mix in soft flannel sheets or crisp white linens for that fresh, cottage feel. A cheerful pillow, like my favorite lobster design that nods to our coastal Maine roots, adds personality without overpowering the space. Don’t forget thoughtful touches like a stack of fresh towels, a small wreath above the headboard, or a bedside candle for instant warmth. These vintage Christmas decorating ideas keep things simple, inviting, and guest-ready all season long. Learn more in my 5 Cozy Christmas Bedroom Swaps for a Guest-Ready Cottage Holiday Refresh post.
Vintage Bedroom Ideas, A Cozy Decorating Guide
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Decorating with Pinecones, Paperwhites, and Natural Elements for a Vintage Christmas Touch
If you love timeless vintage Christmas decorating ideas, look no further than what nature already provides. Pinecones, paperwhites, and winter berries bring an effortless elegance to your holiday decor, and they pair perfectly with antiques and cozy cottage charm. Fill vintage bowls or ironstone pitchers with fresh paperwhite bulbs, scatter pinecones along your mantel or table for rustic texture, and tuck winter berries into garlands or crock arrangements for a festive pop of red. These simple, natural details evoke the beauty of a New England winter while keeping your holiday style understated and inviting.
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Vintage Christmas Mannequin Decoration Ideas for Holiday Charm
Do you love vintage mannequins as much as I do? They’re one of the most unexpected (and delightful!) ways to bring your vintage Christmas decorating ideas to life. Whether you place one in a sunroom, bedroom, or cozy corner of your shop or booth, a mannequin makes the perfect seasonal statement. Dress it up with evergreens, a festive bow, or layers of costume jewelry for instant personality; it’s quick, creative, and full of vintage flair. Learn how I styled mine in under 30 minutes in my Christmas Mannequin Decoration Ideas So Cute, They Stole the Table post, and explore more vintage mannequin inspiration below.
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DIY Wooden Ornaments and Vintage Book Tree Decor
When it comes to vintage Christmas decorating ideas, handmade details make all the difference. Try transforming antique spindles or old cobbler’s shoe molds into one-of-a-kind wooden ornaments; their aged patina and history bring instant charm to any tree or garland. If you love creative displays, stack a collection of well-loved vintage books into a small tabletop tree for a nostalgic holiday accent. It’s an easy, budget-friendly project that looks beautiful on a coffee table, desk, or bookshelf. Learn how to make both of these simple DIYs in 3 Decorative Wood Spindles Finials Holiday Craft Ideas and Book Tree Decor: A Unique Christmas DIY, and get inspired to add your own crafty touches to the season.
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Simple Vintage Christmas Table Settings and Cozy Après-Ski Party Ideas
When it comes to vintage Christmas decorating ideas, nothing brings people together quite like a festive table. Whether you’re hosting an après-ski-themed party, setting up a hot cocoa bar, or creating a simple holiday centerpiece, a few cozy vintage touches can transform your winter gatherings. Think red and white table linens, glowing candles, and well-loved finds mixed with rustic ski lodge charm. These ideas make it easy to celebrate the season with warmth, creativity, and that signature New England vintage Christmas feel.
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Vintage Christmas Decorating Ideas: Après-Ski Table Settings and Cozy Bar Cart Decor
From an outdoor porch table glowing with vintage Demijohn candles to a simple indoor setup filled with simple holiday touches, these vintage Christmas decorating ideas capture the easy charm of a snowy New England day.
For a festive touch, style a vintage bar cart or create your own hot cocoa bar using crystal ice buckets, vintage glassware, and a few cozy accents. Set it beside your table indoors for an intimate gathering or outdoors for a relaxed après-ski feel. Both are effortless ways to add warmth and vintage holiday spirit to your home.
Explore the ideas below for inspiration on creating your own après-ski–inspired Christmas setup with timeless vintage flair.
Simple Vintage Christmas Table Setting Ideas for a Cozy, Casual Holiday
Set a table that feels both vintage and effortless this Christmas with pieces that tell a story. Mix winter wonderland dishware with sheepskin-draped chairs, add vintage ski boots as a fun, unexpected centerpiece, or layer in simple touches like old silverware, candles, and fresh evergreens. Whether you’re styling your winter dining room in Vermont or a cozy corner in coastal Maine, these simple vintage Christmas table setting ideas bring warmth, nostalgia, and charm to every gathering.
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Vintage Christmas Decorating Ideas: What to Look for at Antique Stores and Markets This Season
If you love the thrill of the hunt, the holidays are the perfect time to go antiquing for unique vintage Christmas finds. From old-fashioned ornaments and mercury glass to vintage sleds, skis, and Santa figurines, these treasures add timeless character to your holiday home.
Whether you’re wandering a cozy Vermont antique shop or browsing a New England market, look for pieces with patina and history, the ones that make you smile and spark a story. Below, explore my favorite vintage Christmas decorating ideas and antique store finds to inspire your next holiday treasure hunt.
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My Go-To Holiday Tablecloths from The Vermont Country Store
Nothing says New England holiday charm quite like a Mountain Weavers tablecloth. I love using the classic red weave on our porch for festive après-ski tablescapes, especially when paired with vintage Demijohns and twinkling lights. Indoors, the blue version adds a cozy, timeless touch to our Christmas dining room. These heirloom-quality tablecloths are a holiday staple around here, and you can find them locally at The Vermont Country Store.
Vintage Christmas Tree Ideas from Indoors to Outdoors
When it comes to vintage Christmas tree decorating ideas, one of my all-time favorites is our cozy indoor tree styled with a touch of ski lodge whimsy. Think plush polar bears, soft white owls, dried orange slices, and a scattering of vintage sleds, blue ice skates, and skis. It’s playful, nostalgic, and the kind of tree that makes you want to curl up by the fire with a mug of hot cocoa. Year after year, this tree has become a reader favorite, a charming nod to vintage Christmas magic with a touch of woodland wonder.
And when Christmas has come and gone? I don’t toss the tree. Instead, I carry that spirit outdoors with a real Vermont evergreen propped up on our snowy front porch. Styled with simple rustic touches like a crate of foraged greens, it’s a quiet scene that feels like something out of a Hallmark movie, peaceful, nostalgic, and oh-so New England.
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Ready to Add a Little Vintage Christmas Decorating Magic to Your Own Home?
From cozy porch gatherings and snowy ski lodge scenes to antique market finds and vintage table settings, I hope these ideas spark inspiration for your own vintage Christmas decorating journey. Whether you’re styling a winter wonderland indoors or decking the halls with flea market treasures, there’s nothing quite like the charm of a thoughtfully curated vintage holiday.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Vintage Christmas Decorating Ideas
Start by incorporating classic elements like mercury glass ornaments, brass candlesticks, antique sleds, and vintage table linens. Look for nostalgic holiday items at flea markets, thrift stores, and antique shops. Mixing in pieces like plaid blankets, ironstone pitchers with greenery, and wooden skis adds timeless charm to your holiday decor.
Try using a small tabletop tree with vintage ornaments, decorating with old holiday cards, or styling a vintage tray with bottlebrush trees and candles. Vintage books, thermoses, and even old cookie tins can add holiday charm without taking up much space.
Great places to find authentic vintage holiday decor include antique stores, estate sales, flea markets, and online marketplaces like Etsy and eBay. You can also check seasonal pop-up vintage markets or your local Goodwill during the holidays.
Absolutely! Pairing modern elements with vintage finds creates a cozy, layered look. For example, mix new plaid pillows with vintage wool blankets, or use contemporary string lights alongside antique ornaments for a fresh take on classic charm.
Traditional colors like deep red, forest green, snowy white, and gold are always in style. You can also explore softer palettes like winter whites with silver accents or rustic tones like pinecone brown and cranberry.
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Vintage Christmas Decorating Home Tours
You’ve come to the perfect place if you are looking for even more vintage Christmas decorating inspiration. Please sit back, enjoy a cup of your favorite holiday cheer, and explore a collection of stunning vintage Christmas home tours all designed to spark creativity and elevate your holiday season, hosted by my friend, Cindy of County Road 407
Lovely post. I am happy I found your blog!
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Thank you so much, glad to have you here!
Everything is so beautiful! I always love seeing your home and how you have lovingly brought back it’s charm, especially during the holidays. Of course I love all of your vintage finds and Christmas treasures! I am also forcing paperwhites in little transferware dishes. So fun!
I vote year 6 on the wreaths! Did the door color change? The ribbon just seemed to pop more.
Everything looks beautiful, especially the view!
Merry Christmas!
Thanks so much Amber. The door color hasn’t changed in the last few years, although it may have faded some. Thanks so much for stopping by and for your sweet comments. Happy Holidays!
Ann, I love the way you decorate! Your Christmas mannequin is a stunner…breathtaking with the pine branches skirt! Of course you live in the perfect place for Christmas, guaranteed to have snow! Your porch and decor is fabulous. I really enjoyed your tour and wish your family a JOY filled Christmas season!
Thank you so much Cindy, last year we were in shorts on the porch over Christmas… So having the snow now is a welcome relief, LOL. We love our snow around here. Thanks so much for your sweet comments and happy holidays Cindy!
Oh wow. You’ve decorated your parents’ home beautifully. There were so many great details that I couldn’t choose a favorite, but I loved seeing the sequence of the 3 wreaths over the years! Thanks for sharing your lovely home!
Niky
Thanks so much Niky, I appreciate you stopping by!
Thank you kindly Niky, so appreciate your sweet comments and for stopping by today!
Ann, I am in awe of your property and the views to the mountains!!! Jaw-dropping… It sure makes the wagon wheel, the crossed skis, and all the winter decor out on the porch fit in perfectly. I love your family’s three wreaths on the cabin’s front door. Fun tradition!! And I love the layers of china on the wooden rack’s shelves.
Have a happy Christmas with your family,
Barb 🙂
Thank you so much Barbara, so sweet of you to say and I’m so thrilled you found inspiration today. Happy Holidays my friend!
Thank you so much Barbara, I appreciate that so much. Happy holidays to you and yours too!
Ann, I had no idea that you could buy a wagon wheel online! Wish I had a place for one. I always love your vintage items and how you use them for holiday decorating. The story of the wreaths on your parents, front door is so sweet. What a nice tradition to carry on. Merry Christmas.
Thanks so much Carol! I’m so glad you enjoyed today’s post!
Yes, love weaving vintage finds throughout the Christmas decor, and it makes your home totally unique! Love those vintage red skis, Ann, and how you hung them on your porch posts. Perfect style with the gorgeous mountains in the background. Fun to see Christmas throughout your homes! Merry Christmas season!
Thanks so much Lora!
Well I think year 6 might be my fave door but it’s super hard to choose. And I love all of your berry stems tucked here and there. You have so many baskets that everything looks fantastic but I have to say, I adore the wagon wheel on the fence but what put your tour over the top was the skis on the porch post. Wowza! Thank you for joining us. pinned
Thanks so much Cindy, I’m so glad you enjoyed it all. Thanks so much for having me!
You have so many unique pieces and I love how you decorate with them. I think the 3 wreaths tradition is amazing! And I adore how your use winterberries throughout your decor! You are such a creative person and it shows in your beautiful home!
Missy, so sweet of you to say and thanks so much for your sweet note! Happy holidays!
Your winter berries and blue accents are so striking! I love the feeling of nostalgia while going through your all photos. Happy Christmas Ann, I enjoyed your beautiful tour!
Thanks so much Michelle, so nice seeing you again!
Amazing how you found the photo from your parent’s front door and then followed the tradition. Your home is so beautiful with those fabulous views. Your dress form is iconic with the garland skirt; do you have a tutorial on that? I have one, but haven’t used it for Christmas. so adorable!! Happy Christmas, Ann
Thanks so much Debra, yes I posted a link to the tutorial for the Christmas tree mannequin just before the photo. Isn’t she so cute, LOL. Happy holidays Debra!
Ann I loved learning about the three Christmas wreaths. Thank you for sharing this tradition. I am also inspired to add a wagon wheel to outdoor holiday decor!
Thank you so much Laura, they make for wonderful memories! Isn’t the wagon wheel so fun? So simple too! Happy Holidays!
Ann
Your tour is just amazing. You have so many wonderful finds and I love how you embrace the history of your home. Great job.
Ann, your vintage decor is absolutely gorgeous! Funny, I gave my dress form an evergreen skirt for the holidays, too–great minds think alike! 😉 Your Christmas porch decorations are so charming! Have a joyous Christmas season! Cecilia @ My Thrift Store Addiction
Thanks so much Cecilia, aren’t the mannequins so fun to decorate? Happy holidays to you and great hearing from you again!
Hi Ann,
I love this post. I especially love the three wreaths on your Maine front door, and the paper whites in the vintage stoneware. So many charming, vintage ideas! I love the lights on your VT home and of course who doesn’t love a pair of vintage skis and snowshoes. But I think my favorite of all is the mannequin. She makes me giggle. Like Ella.
Thanks as always for the inspiration!!
XO
Cara
Hi Cara, you’re so sweet as always. I’m glad you like the mannequin, I still need a name for her though! Happy Holidays!