Explore vintage ski lodge decor ideas, from antique skis and snowshoes to Christmas porches, après-ski gatherings, and unexpected vintage finds.
Looking for vintage ski lodge decor ideas you can bring into your own home? Explore my entire Vintage Ski Lodge Decor Guide, filled with creative ways to decorate with antique skis, snowshoes, sleds, vintage ski boots, and unexpected finds. From Christmas porches and après-ski gatherings to mountain-inspired interiors and simple seasonal touches, you’ll discover decorating ideas photographed and styled in our Vermont and coastal Maine homes. Whether you’re decorating a mountain retreat or simply love the nostalgic charm of an old-fashioned ski lodge, browse the collection below for inspiration you can make your own.

Explore the Entire Vintage Ski Lodge Decor Series
It’s all here in one place! Scroll through the collection below, click on anything that catches your eye, and find a little inspiration for your next decorating project. There’s always something new being added, so be sure to check back!

As Featured In Country Living
My vintage ski lodge decorating tips have been featured in Country Living and syndicated internationally by ELLE Decor Italia and ELLE Netherlands in “5 Antiques That Sell Out Every Winter, According to Antiques Dealers.”
Flip Through My Free Collector’s Guide
And there’s more! Take a look inside The Art of Vintage Ski Lodge Decor, my interactive digital magazine filled with vintage collecting tips, creative decorating ideas, and original photography. Flip through the pages for even more inspiration, from what to look for when antiquing to finding new ways to decorate with your favorite winter treasures.
Complimentary Winter Printables & Collector’s Guide
Bring a little vintage winter charm into your home with my complimentary Winter Collection, available exclusively to newsletter readers. Inside, you’ll find printable artwork inspired by antique ski lodge style, collected winter treasures, and our beloved Bernese Mountain Dog, Ella—perfect for framing, creating note cards, gift tags, and other seasonal keepsakes. As a special bonus, you’ll also receive The Art of Vintage Ski Lodge Decor, my beautifully illustrated collector’s guide filled with decorating inspiration, collecting tips, and authentic New England style, along with The Scent of a Ski Lodge, featuring ski-inspired candles from Hayden Rowe Candle Co. and a little winter fragrance inspiration.
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Simple New England Vintage Christmas Decorating Guide for Every Space in Your Room
Discover timeless ways to decorate every corner of your home with cozy, vintage-inspired Christmas charm. From mantel displays to festive porches, this guide brings New England holiday style to life, simply and beautifully.
Where to Find Vintage Ski Lodge Treasures
Wondering where to find those old skis, snowshoes, sleds, and vintage ski boots for your own decorating projects? Start with my Après-Ski Decor Shopping Guide for inspiration on what to look for at antique stores, flea markets, and thrift shops.
You can also explore my New England Antique and Thrift Shopping Guide and Antiquing in New England series, where I share favorite shops, weekend antiquing trips, and the vintage treasures I discover along the way.

Looking for even more seasonal inspiration? Explore my Winter Decorating Ideas collection for snowy porches, winter rooms, and creative decorating projects to enjoy all season long.

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