Bath

Worldly, exquisitely crafted, highly coveted — yes, we're singing the praises of fake fruit. Designers and collectors scour antiques shops and eBay for specimens that can turn any home into a garden of delights. To get the juices flowing, feast your eyes on these arrangements. The pieces may be artificial, but the styles — from rustic to refined — and the indigenous materials are authentically gorgeous.

With a little wintry magic (plus ornaments and wooden dowels), it's easy to turn inexpensive supplies into a dramatic, long-lasting decoration.

Silke Stoddard embraces a very hygge holiday.

Wash your worries away with this soothing mix of black sea salt and florals. 

As used by Martha for the most glorious egg-shaped cookies.

Set aside the idea that every wreath needs to be circular; it can certainly start out that way, and then trail off.

These rainbow-colored balloons are made to look like they're floating in mid-air! We used one template to cut, fold, and hang a batch of these easy-to-make paper decorations.

A kitchen whisk is one of the best dyeing tools.

We looked to our favorite fine china styles—including Royal Copenhagen, jasperware, and pierced creamware—for Easter egg inspiration and came up with techniques so remarkably simple, you'll want to pass them down, too.

Use these mantle decorating tips to create a beautiful and comforting space you'll want to curl up next to all season long.