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Valentine’s Day is a favorite for seasonal decor enthusiasts. It’s finally time to spruce up your home with all those adorable decorations in pink, red, white, and any other colors you choose.

Are you ready to create a lovely atmosphere in your home? Here, we share charming Valentine’s Day decor ideas that you can easily recreate with our tips and tricks!

Neutral Valentine’s Day decor

Some people prefer to keep Valentine’s Day decor in a neutral color scheme to fit their home’s style. This heart-shaped charcuterie board and bowl bring a loving vibe to this vignette while remaining cohesive with the existing aesthetic.

Inviting front porch

The front porch is the starting point for any seasonal decor, so you definitely don’t want to forget about it. The chances that you already have a winter wreath on the front door are pretty good. Now, you should add a few hearts or other decorations to make it Valentine’s Day-ready.

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Cute dresser vignette

Adding a few decorative touches to your year-round vignette is a smart move. Display your festive pink decor and add a garland with hearts to bring Valentine’s charm to an entryway dresser.

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Valentine’s day bar cart

A Valentine’s-inspired bar cart is the ultimate centerpiece for your romantic dinner. Add some nice glassware, pink drinks, and decorative candy to complete your arrangement.

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Valentine’s Day tiered tray

A tiered tray loaded up with tasteful Valentine’s decor is an elegant way to decorate any surface in your home. When curating your arrangement, stick with a color scheme consisting of a few colors to keep it from looking too ‘cutesy.’

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Dress up the mantel

The mantel is the natural focal point in a living room, so it’s the perfect place for your holiday decor. A few framed prints, a garland, and a wreath are enough to set a Valentine’s Day mood.

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DIY Valentine’s gallery wall

If you are a DIY lover, we encourage you to start a new project. This Valentine’s Day gallery wall is easy to make, so you don’t need any special crafty skills. Decorate the hearts with pom poms, glitter, acrylic paint, doilies, or anything else that comes to mind.

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A warm welcome

A curated entryway is one of the best ways to decorate the season of love. Thanks to the fluffy throws and adorable prints, this cute bench becomes the perfect spot for a Valentine’s date.

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Add fluffy throw pillows

At this time of year, you likely have your winter decor out. Don’t worry – you don’t need to put it away. Those simple colors are the perfect backdrop for your holiday decor. Add heart-shaped pillows to your sofa for effortless Valentine’s Day decor.

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Valentine’s candy station

Decorate your kitchen island with a DIY Valentine’s candy station for a charming (and tasty) look. Add apothecary jars filled with heart-shaped candy and any other Valentine’s treats you love.

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When looking for a cozy, colorful home that can comfortably host your family as well as any other guests you want to bring along for a retreat in the mountains, look no further than the Jackson Tech House! This home is perched high on a double-sloping site in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, with spectacular views of the Teton Range mountains.

All photos are courtesy of Cushing Terrell in collaboration with Hoyt Architects

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Moss rock, rustic corral board siding and zinc panels blend the contemporary structure of the home into the natural setting with an array of textures and patterns that complement the surrounding landscape. Many eco-friendly features are also integrated into the home’s design, including green roofs and solar panels.

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Flat screen panels are inlaid into the entry floor of the home, transforming the entry into a family art gallery, photo album, or whatever strikes your fancy.

wooden front door in foyer with large windows and glass accents on floor

Inside, heated concrete ramps are used to connect the various levels of the house which hug the terrain.

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Cushing Terrell and Hoyt Architects felt that while many weekend retreats have beautiful designs and may strive to recreate the cozy feeling a guest would want in a home-away-from-home, very few retreats can achieve that cozy feeling while also still being imaginative, fun, clever, and elegant. It’s a tall order but we at Decoist feel that The Jackson Tech House manages to do exactly that. The contemporary home boasts a range of run and whimsical details that make it a delightful family retreat.

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Artwork, festive lighting, and splashes of color appear alongside dark wooden furniture, concrete, steel accents, and eclectic items to bring this home together.

One of the fun features of this home? A slide, complete with color-changing LEDs! The slide connects the main level of the home with the recreation room, where plush bean bags and lounge seating await to make your family time extra comfortable.

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The home is designed with family hosting in mind. In one of the guest bedrooms, triple-stacked bunk beds optimize the use of vertical space, where another large bedroom is home to two more sets of bunk beds which are oriented towards a corner window that provides dramatic views of the mountains.

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To give you the space to really take in the Teton Range and the surrounding views, an outdoor dining area with a Pickard steam injection pizza oven provides the perfect opportunity to admire the views while spending quality time with family and friends.

For a full gallery view of the home, check out the photos below! You can also find Cushell on Instagram @cushingterrell to see more of their projects.