Cozy Winter Dining Room with Ski Lodge Decor | Get the Look

Give your home a cozy ski lodge look this winter. See how I styled this quaint and modest dining room at our mountain home here in Vermont.

Do you love that cozy winter ski lodge cabin decor style? Isn’t it wonderful to enjoy after a day on the slopes? I’m sitting in front of a fire in the fireplace right now, warming up with a hot toddy, a bowl of soup, and a cozy blanket…

See more of this cozy fireplace in the post, Christmas Old Colonial Fireplace, Hearth, and Mantel.

When I was out vintage shopping a few weeks back while staying at our second home in Coastal Maine, I found this antique pine table, which is now at the heart of our dining room at our home in Vermont. A dining room that is part of an open floor plan.

The top of the table is from the 1700s and is made out of Maine King Pine. The bottom is from the early 1900s and was attached to create this dinner table.

See more in the post, A Vintage Christmas Haul and 3 Holiday Wreaths.

Pine furniture is such a favorite of mine. I adore the coziness it adds to a home. It’s hardy, the older, the better, and the charm it adds to a home is both warming and inviting.

A cozy white braided rug under the table is comfortable underfoot yet adds a layer of luxury to this winter dining room space. When transitioning from Christmas to winter decor, decorating with winter whites is such a classic and easy way to go. Check out the post, How to Decorate with Simple Winter Whites.

You may also enjoy the posts, 12 Best After Christmas Home Decor Ideas and Tips, and check out my Interview with Wayfair, all about Transitioning From Holiday to Winter Decor.

4 comfy wicker chairs surround this small antique pine dining table. Chairs that I bought over 10 years ago from Pottery Barn. They have similar indoor/outdoor chairs available HERE today.

Overland sheepskins drape each chair. It doesn’t get much more restful than this, does it? Sheepskins make everything so much cozier. The sheepskins I’m displaying here are the Premium Australian Sheepskin Rugs in the linen color by Overland. Amazon also sells a similar version HERE.

You may also enjoy the 12 Table Topics with Thrifted Tea and Toast Fanfare post.

I like to showboat sheepskins out on our front porch furniture, too.

(Oh my gosh, this is too funny! I just noticed the jute price tag is still on the leg of the table in the pictures…)

See more in this post, Picturesque Table Setting with Autumn Mountain Views.

And let’s talk dishes!

I am in love with this classic Toile Winter Wonderland red and white ceramic dinnerware made by my friends over at Bico.

Oh, and a little thrifted battery-lit Christmas tree too…

And you may enjoy seeing more of these dishes in this post, The Finest Winter Wonderland Dinnerware Set

How cute are these? The cozy ski lodge decor look is all in the details…

You may also enjoy this Antique Family Heirloom to Buffet Table & Sideboard.

You may also enjoy the post, Pretty in Stardew Blue Paint | A Home Interior Makeover Before and After.

Check out more ski lodge decor ideas in my blog series, Vintage Ski Lodge Decor.

Have you seen the documentary Dear Rider on HBO Max? I have it playing in the background on our television as I decorated this space for you. It’s a true story about Jake Burton, the creator and designer of the snowboard, who lived right here in our very own town in Vermont.

You may appreciate seeing more of the built-ins in the background in the post, How to Decorate Bookshelves for a Vintage Christmas.

Did you notice the white Christmas cake at the end of the table? It’s fake! It was made by my friend Dawn over at Everything Dawn. I love Dawn’s “fakery bakeries.” They really flourish on my tablescapes, coffee tables, and kitchen counters.

Here is a close-up of it on our coffee table in Maine.

You can also collect vintage ski lodge decor from your local second-hand shops, antique stores, thrift shops, and online stores like Etsy and eBay. For example, I picked up these brown cross-country skis for just $18. You can lean or hang them up almost anywhere, and they’ll look fabulous!

You may also enjoy the post, Vintage Booth Winter Window Display, from my Vermont vintage window booth.

Last Christmas, I displayed these skis on my Christmas tree. See more in the post, Polar Bear and Owl Inspired Christmas Tree.

A blog post about winter ski lodge decor wouldn’t be complete without our sassy Berner, Ella, making an appearance. Can you believe this? She watched me decorate this space, adding the sheepskins and decided that’s where she needed to be.

You may also enjoy this Cabin Decor: 8 Winter Table Setting Ideas post.

See this dining room updated today. Thrifted, vintage, and with ski lodge decorations.

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