Freshen Your Home for Winter and Beyond with Botanical Design Accents

These nature-inspired shades and prints bring a breath of life into your space.

By Erica Moody • Posted February 3, 2026 at 7:00 a.m.

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Even in the depths of winter, a touch of nature in your home décor can make the space feel warm and bright. Check out these five botanical home finds.

Coaster with butterfly pattern — *Courtesy 27 South*

Garden Whimsy

These insect-adorned coasters come in four assorted designs. Specimen Coasters set of four: $24 at 27 South, 18822 Woodburn Rd., Leesburg

Floral armchair — *Courtesy Anthropologie*

Floral Perch

Bring the garden inside with a pleasant pop of personality. Lana Dawn accent chair: $1,298 at Anthropologie, multiple area locations

Pillow with botanical pattern — *Courtesy The Nest Egg*

Pretty Plumes

Rich jewel tones add timeless appeal. Cummings Embroidered Decorative Pillow in Dusk: $175 at The Nest Egg, 11940 Grand Commons Ave., Fairfax

Iron floral decor — *Courtesy Eries Interiors*

Strong Stems

These iron stems in a matte gold finish are available in eucalyptus, poppy, tulip, lily, and peony. Botanical stems: $33 to $82 at Eries Interiors, 101 S. St. Asaph St., Alexandria

Botanical wallpaper print — *Courtesy Moa Wallpaper*

Wild Walls

Get in on the terracotta trend with this classic Toile de Jouy wallpaper. Moa Wallpaper: $168 per roll at WLDWST, 2B Loudoun St. SW, Leesburg

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Erica Moody

Contributing Editor

Erica Moody is Northern Virginia Magazine’s Contributing Editor. She has been a lifestyle journalist and editor for more than 15 years, with previous staff roles at Philadelphia magazine, Washington Life Magazine, and Travel Leaders Group. She’s consulted for brands including American Express Travel and Royal Caribbean. Her writing has appeared in Ad Age, The Telegraph, InsideHook, Technical.ly, DC Inno, and more. She holds an MFA from Antioch University and a BA from Tulane.