Winter Whites on Amazon
We love Winter Whites - cozy pieces with texture and style for the home and our closets! Wearing white in the winter can be so flattering and make the most of a paler complexion, letting features pop and glowy skin look good.
Hadley got a cozy blanket like this for Christmas and it’s so amazing for curling up under with a book. -E
This scarf looks so cozy but also chic with it’s neutral palate. It would dress up the white sweater and jeans or black leggings look that I’ve been living in. -E
A pom pom hat makes any outfit winter cute!
These birch logs dress up a fireplace that doesn’t get a lot of use. -E
Matching hats and mittens really make me feel like I have my life together. -E
I can admit to being one of those people who only owns random mismatched mugs, so I think the idea of a textured white set would be a major upgrade to my kitchen and inspire me to drink more tea. - D
I got this fleece last year and it’s still one of my favorite cozy pieces of clothing. -E
This neutral blanket has the best reviews. -E
I saw this drapey sweater on Grace Atwood and after her glowing review, I had to order one. It comes in lots of colors. -E
These twist candles look a little more special than a regular candle but are still neutral to go with everything. -E
Is it possible to have too many cozy socks?? -E
There is a headband for every season and I think this tweed one is so cute for winter! It adds a little bit of extra texture, but the white color means it matches everything. - D
A set of fresh, white linen napkins with a tasteful embroidered detail are perfect any time of year. - D
I love to throw these on for a little touch of cozy glam. -E
I have a weird obsession with the Martha Stewart Puffer coats as the perfect layer for winter walks, dining outside and running errands without the bulk of a full coat. This pearlized white takes it up a notch of dressiness as well! - D
Couches and chairs should be inviting and cuddly in the winter, and these pillows add just the right amount without being to furry or to fussy. - D