Winter in Colorado isn’t just a season—it’s a lifestyle. From cozy mountain cabins to modern city homes, Coloradans know how to blend warmth, texture, and function to create inviting interiors that reflect both nature and comfort. This year’s winter interior design trends are all about grounded color palettes, tactile layers, and practical beauty—and Guiry’s is here to help you bring those looks home.
Whether you're decorating a small space or revamping your whole living room, here’s what’s trending in Colorado interior design this winter.
1. Warm Neutrals and Earth-Toned Paint Colors
While whites and grays have dominated for years, this winter is all about warm, nature-inspired hues. Think moody taupes, rich browns, olive greens, and soft terracottas—shades that ground a space and add depth without overpowering it.
Popular Benjamin Moore shades for winter 2025:
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Smoky Taupe
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Venetian Portico
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Forest Floor
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Golden Bounty
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Sienna Clay
Use these tones on walls, trim, or even furniture to create a sense of warmth and balance. Need help choosing the right one? Stop by Guiry’s for color consultations and paint samples.
2. Texture-Heavy Rugs and Layered Flooring
Colorado winters call for softness underfoot. Area rugs are no longer just for style—they’re essential for warmth and comfort, especially in homes with wood or tile floors.
Winter rug trends:
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High-pile, plush rugs in neutral tones
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Layered jute and wool textures
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Vintage-washed Oriental Weavers patterns
Try layering a flatweave base with a cozier rug on top to add visual depth and comfort. Guiry’s offers a wide selection of seasonally appropriate rugs that blend style with functionality.
3. Mixed Natural Materials
This winter, blending raw materials like wood, stone, metal, and linen is key to creating a balanced, inviting interior. It’s less about perfection and more about creating contrast between surfaces.
Design ideas:
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Pair a wood dining table with black metal lighting
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Add linen curtains to a room with slate flooring
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Display hand-thrown ceramics or handmade décor items
You can also create DIY art pieces or painted accessories using Guiry’s acrylic paints, wood panels, and sealants for a personalized look.
4. Soft Lighting and Deep Accent Walls
With longer nights and shorter days, lighting becomes central to how a space feels. Soft, ambient lighting paired with dark, cozy wall colors creates the ultimate winter retreat.
Try this:
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Swap cool-toned bulbs for warm whites
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Paint one wall a deep navy, charcoal, or burgundy to anchor the space
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Use table and floor lamps instead of overhead-only lighting
Benjamin Moore’s Aura line offers rich, low-sheen finishes perfect for accent walls that feel high-end and atmospheric.
5. Artful Touches and Functional Creativity
The most stylish Colorado homes this winter include handmade or curated pieces that add soul to a space. Whether it’s a custom-painted canvas, a wall of family photos, or a gallery of local art, thoughtful curation beats mass production.
Need ideas?
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Create a DIY art piece using acrylics and a stretched canvas
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Design your own winter wreath or painted centerpiece
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Set up a seasonal sketch station with Guiry’s watercolor kits
These details make a home feel lived in, layered, and ready for winter guests.
Pro Tip from Guiry’s
Start small. Whether it’s a single wall, one rug, or a new lamp, layering seasonal updates over time creates a more thoughtful and personalized look than rushing a full makeover.
Winter interior design in Colorado is all about cozy textures, grounded colors, and warm, livable spaces. Whether you're styling a ski condo in the mountains or freshening up a family home in the city, Guiry’s can help bring your winter vision to life with premium paint, rugs, and creative supplies.
Stop by your nearest Guiry’s location to explore Benjamin Moore winter paint colors, Oriental Weavers seasonal rugs, and DIY décor supplies to update your home this season.
