Valentine home decorating: 25 DIY Valentine’s Day Decorations – Best Homemade Decorating Ideas for Valentine’s Day

25 DIY Valentine’s Day Decorations – Best Homemade Decorating Ideas for Valentine’s Day

Cheetah Is the New Black

If you’re hosting a soirée on Valentine’s Day or want to set the romantic mood at home without veering on cheesy (or over-spending), you’re in the right place. We’re here to share plenty of ideas for a Valentine’s Day party (even if it’s just a party of two) decorations you can DIY—and they’re pretty easy, too. Whether you want to add a touch of romance to every room or gather floral pieces for a celebratory Galentine’s Day dinner, these elevated and on-theme décor ideas will ignite the passion.

Douglas Friedman

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Deck Out a Dessert Table Surprise

Deck out a console, side table, or shelving unit in the entryway with Valentine’s Day treats for a sweet “welcome home” surprise. The more cake stands and candy dishes, the better.

BUY NOW Small Glass Bowl, $13

Stuart Tyson

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Layer Luxe Runners

Drape some richly textured fabric, like luxe velvets in jewel tones and sweet pastels, over a table as layered runners. Then use tableware in complementary tones and arrange romantic florals for some laidback romance.

BUY NOW Pink Velvet Fabric, $4

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Add Personal Lipstick Kisses

Add an even more personal touch to handwritten notes with lipstick kisses and then lay out some simple flowers, like daisies, as well as cut-out paper hearts.

Kate Whitaker

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Match Your Linens With Florals

Start the day of romance off right with a pretty breakfast in bed situation. Match your florals to the linens and you’ll be golden.

BUY NOW Folding Bed Tray, $49

Douglas Friedman

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Hang Fabric and Scatter Balloons

Go to the fabric store and keep your eye out for something in a Valentine’s Day color family (i.e. pink, purple, or red), and then hang it over your walls and windows. Here, they bring a romantic fullness to the living room without looking too on-theme. And the mix of large and small balloons makes it feel like a full-on party.

BUY NOW Pink Metallic Balloons, $15

Thomas Loof

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Put Up Wall Decals

Stick some flirty decals to the walls or go all out with some removable wallpaper with a lipstick print.

BUY NOW Love Lips Removable Wallpaper, $55

ZAN PASSANTE

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Hang Streamers

Or, if hanging fabric sounds too high-maintenance, opt for streamers instead. Take note from this setup by Sugar & Charm to make them look like an elevated backdrop.

BUY NOW Pink Tinsel Streamers, $10

Courtesy of A Pair & A Spare

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Make a Rose Wall Hanging

Here’s proof that even fallen petals can add elegance to your space. This flower wall hanging is like a dreamcatcher, but better—and it also happens to be the perfect backdrop for a Valentine’s Day party. Get the tutorial at A Pair & A Spare.

BUY NOW Pink Dried Floral Bouquet, $25

Cheetah Is the New Black

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Opt for Pink Tabletop Décor

Set the table with baby pink salad plates, opt for copper or rose gold candlestick holders, and use plenty of light pinks in your floral centerpiece for an understated Valentine’s Day dinner party.

BUY NOW Gray Taper Candlesticks, $17

Black Lacquer Design

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Use Colorful Lightbulbs

Swap out your regular lightbulbs with pink or red ones to set the Valentine’s Day mood. It’ll be in line with your theme without overwhelming your home with glitter, hearts, and candy.

BUY NOW Pink LED Light Bulb, $6

Courtesy of The House That Lars Built

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Customize a Valentine’s Day Piñata

This fun project might go to pieces once the kids start swinging, but until then, display this funky lip piñata box for all to see. You could also customize them in the shapes of Sweethearts with funny sayings on them. Get the tutorial at The House that Lars Built.

BUY NOW Lips Piñata, $25

PHOTO: Alexandra Ribar; DESIGN: Leanne Ford Interiors

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Swap Out Your Art

Spread the love at your Valentine’s Day party with wall art that sends the right message. If you can do it with a neon pink sign, even better.

BUY NOW If Love Ain’t Cool Print, $10

Douglas Friedman

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Try a Champagne Tower

Set up a pink champagne tower on a table in the entryway for guests to grab right when they walk through the door. Or maybe stand there and pass them out (or hire someone to do so) to prevent and spills.

BUY NOW Vintage-Inspired Champagne Coupes, $32

Cheetah Is the New Black

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Create a Striking Centerpiece

For a moody Valentine’s Day centerpiece, incorporate rich purple flowers like morning glories or orchids. Then sprinkle in some black candles and opt for gold flatware.

BUY NOW Gold Candlestick Holders, $32

Courtesy of A Beautiful Mess

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Display a Heart Made of Roses

What’s better than a dozen roses? Twelve dozen roses in the shape of a heart, of course. Learn how to make one yourself at A Beautiful Mess.

BUY NOW Blush Pink Tissue Paper, $10

Oh Happy Day

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Make a Heart Out Balloons

In a similar vein, you could create a heart-shaped wall decoration with balloons. We love the variation this one from Oh Happy Day provides. The trick is to use tons of different shades of red and pink as well as different sized-balloons.

BUY NOW Pink Heart Balloons, $12

Cheetah Is the New Black

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Make a Valentine’s Day Wreath

Dress up your door with a seasonal wreath (no, they’re not just for Christmas). Nothing says “welcome” quite like a lovely floral door hanging.

Green Wedding Shoes

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Set Up a Photo Booth Station

A “photo booth” at this year’s Valentine’s Day party will kick things up a notch. This DIY flower wall from Green Wedding Shoes is a tasteful way to bring it to life and make the party even more memorable.

PHOTO: Alexandra Ribar; DESIGN: Leanne Ford Interiors

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Deck out Your Mantel

Cover your mantels and side tables with bright pink florals for a temporary, easy, and upscale Valentine’s Day décor situation. Sprinkle some candles throughout—making sure the flames aren’t too close to the flowers—for some romantic mood lighting.

BUY NOW Pink Flower Bouquet, $65

Nancy Ray Photography

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Watercolor Your Placecards

Throwing a Galentine’s Day party? These watercolor place cards, in the sweetest of seasonal colors, pop against a plated arrangement of blooms. Get the tutorial at Style Me Pretty.

BUY NOW Watercolor Paint Set, $10

Sugar & Charm

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Incorporate Plants

Bring some plants into your Valentine’s Day decor that step away from the traditional rose route. Learn how to make these on-theme hanging terrariums from Sugar & Charm (or set up a craft table at your Valentine’s Day party with all the ingredients).

BUY NOW Rose Pink Sand, $5

Shades of Blue Interiors

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Try an Ombrè Wall Hanging

If you want to keep this heart-shaped wall hanging up year-round, you’ll need to swap out florals for something longer-lasting. This ombré driftwood heart from Shades of Blue Interiors is the perfect option.

BUY NOW Acrylic Paint Set, $13

Cheetah Is the New Black

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Go Beyond Roses

For something a little more edgy and sophisticated, try a branching floral instead of roses. Something delicate and romantic like cherry blossoms would be perfect. We love how Cheetah Is the New Black paired them with black candles in this dining room.

BUY NOW Faux Cherry Blossom Stems, $30

Style Me Pretty

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Make a Valentine’s Day Gallery Wall

Create a Valentine’s Day-inspired gallery wall with a DIY kiss print in the spotlight. You might feel a bit silly making this V-Day print at first, but we promise it’s actually fun and it’ll be worth it once it’s hanging on the wall. See how it’s done at Style Me Pretty.

BUY NOW Xoxo Art Print $21

Courtesy of Lulus

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Give Your Monogram the Floral Treatment

Spell out your partner’s name—or keep it simple with a single initial. Regardless, this floral display will dress up any bookcase, shelf, or mantel. Get the tutorial at Lulus.

BUY NOW L-Shaped Box, $11

45 DIY Valentine’s Day Decorations

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Even if you’re not a mushy type, it’s hard not to fall in love with Valentine’s Day. It’s the perfect time to tell everyone you love just how much they mean to you with sweet DIY Valentine’s Day cards and—if you’re really in the festive spirit—fill your home with Valentine’s Day decorations fit for the season. Whether you’re in the market for romantic bedroom ideas or cute, simple Valentine’s Day crafts for kids, you’ve come to the right place. We’ve rounded up our all-time favorite easy projects for Valentine’s Day, and we can practically guarantee there’s at least one idea on our list you’ll be excited to start working on.

How can we be so sure that these are the best DIY Valentine’s Day decorations around, you ask? Well, for starters, they’re just plain adorable, that’s how! But the best thing about them (and the reason why we know you’ll love having them in your home) is that you can easily extend their lifespan well beyond Valentine’s Day. From Valentine’s Day wreaths, to cookie cutter wind chimes, to hand-formed ring bowls, these gorgeous Valentine’s Day crafts make perfect decor (and double as fabulous DIY Valentine’s Day gifts as well!). Here are the best pieces of Valentine’s Day decor to make for your home that’ll have you feeling oh-so-full of love.

Ian Palmer

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Heart-Shaped Rag Wreath

Wrap strips of soft flannel around a heart-shaped foam wreath form to create a soft statement piece that says “I love you!”

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Ian Palmer

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DIY Ring Plate

Ideal for holding rings or other jewelry, this DIY ring plate in simply fashioned from oven-baked clay and will remind that special someone how you feel about them every time they use it.

To make: Shape modeling clay in a shallow heart-shaped plate. Add a decorative edge and etch a saying in the bottom of the plate with a skewer or sculpting tool. Bake as directed.

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Ian Palmer

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Love Message Iron-on Dishtowels

Beautiful and utilitarian, these custom dishtowels will bring love and joy to the most used room in the house—the kitchen.

To make: On your computer, design imagery including photographs, if desired. Print on iron-on transfer paper. Cut out around imagery and iron on cotton dishtowels per manufacturer’s directions.

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Ian Palmer

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Gingham Wrapped Heart Shaped Wreath

Hang this cheerful gingham-wrapped wreath on the front door or over a headboard.

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Ian Palmer

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Heart-Shaped Cookie Cutter Wind Chimes

Transform humble cookie cutters into cheery wind chimes that are ideal for hanging above a bed or on the front porch.

To make: Fashion a 10- to 12-inch length of wire into a heart shape; wrap with red twine, set aside. Make a clay heart with oven-baked modeling clay; punch a hole in the top for hanging and write a phrase (if desired) before baking, and set aside. Punch holes in the crook and point of 3 large, 3 medium, and 3 small heart-shaped cookie cutters. Cut three lengths of twine. Working with one length at a time, thread a large, medium, and small cookie cutter onto twine, knotting above and below each cutter so that it stays in place. Repeat with remaining twine and cookie cutters. Wrap twine lengths (making sure the hearts are facing the correct direction) around wire heart; gather twine lengths at the top and tie in a knot for hanging. Knot twine lengths at the bottom and trim. Thread a short length of twine through the ceramic heart and tie to knot at the bottom of the wine chime, and hang.

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Ian Palmer

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Painted Mason Jar Lantern

Give the gift of light and love with this simply decorated glass jar.

To make: Paint stripes on the inside of a mason or other glass jar with acrylic paint. Once dry, place a battery-operated tea light in the jar. Screw on lid and embellish with a piece of colorful twine or ribbon.

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Crafts by Amanda

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Conversation Heart Wreath

With the help of a glue gun, you can transform a bag of conversation heart candies into a super sweet door hanger.

Get the tutorial at Crafts by Amanda.

SHOP WREATH FORMS

Average But Inspired

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Valentine’s Day Chalkboard

This heart-shaped chalkboard won’t just look adorable hanging from your wall — it’s also a great way to leave love notes for your family members.

Get the tutorial at Average But Inspired.

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Delineate Your Dwelling

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Painted Valentine’s Day Vase

This simple DIY vase will look even prettier once you add a dozen red roses on Valentine’s Day.

Get the tutorial at Delineate Your Dwelling.

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Sadie Seasongoods

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Cross Stitch Heart on Cane Webbing

Give a piece of vintage rattan cane webbing a Valentine’s Day makeover with some spray paint and chunky yarn.

Get the tutorial at Sadie Seasongoods.

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Crafts by Amanda

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XO Valentine Door Decor

Subtle and sophisticated, this XO faux floral wall hanging can be kept up all the way through the spring.

Get the tutorial at Crafts by Amanda.

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Little Red Window

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Valentine’s Day Kiss Treat Box

The only thing better than a Valentine’s Day kiss? An adorably-decorated box full of kisses.

Get the tutorial at Little Red Window.

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Delineate Your Dwelling

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Embroidery Hoop Valentine’s Day Heart Decor

If red and pink aren’t your thing, then this easy craft will let you celebrate the day with a subtle touch.

Get the tutorial at Delineate Your Dwelling.

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Average But Inspired

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Dollar Tree Love Shack

Turn a cute little wood-frame house into a perfect piece of Valentine’s Day shelf decor with some craft paper and a few other supplies.

Get the tutorial at Average But Inspired.

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Little Red Window

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Valentine’s Day Wall Art

The best part of this unique wall decor: You can reuse it all year round by swapping out the pink and hearts with other holiday decorations or photos.

Get the tutorial at Little Red Window.

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Sadie Seasongoods

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Valentine’s Candy Box Wreath

Transforming a heart-shaped chocolate box into a wreath is a craft that only takes five minutes (and it means you can eat a whole box of chocolates beforehand, too!).

Get the tutorial at Sadie Seasongoods.

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Studio DIY

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DIY Kiss Balloons

Got lipstick? Then you’ve got nearly all the supplies you need to create this fun Valentine’s Day decoration, which will be a huge hit with all your guests.

Get the tutorial at Studio DIY.

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Made in a Day

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DIY Valentine’s Day Globe

A pun and a cute decoration idea? We’re sold.

Get the tutorial at Made in a Day.

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Tell Love and Party

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Candy Heart Garland

We love that this garland takes cues from those classic conversation heart candies. Bonus points if you include a few inside jokes of your own in the messages!

Get the tutorial at Tell Love and Party.

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Studio DIY

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Conversation Heart Balloons

Okay, this is officially our new favorite Valentine’s Day craft! Plus, it couldn’t be easier—or more fun—to throw together.

Get the tutorial at Studio DIY.

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The Real Thing With the Coake Family

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DIY Heart Garland

Make this garland, and you’ll be halfway to a more Valentine-ified house! It’s way easier than it looks.

Get the tutorial at The Real Thing With the Coake Family.

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It All Started With Paint

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Thumbprint Mason Jars

Here’s a cute idea: Have your partner lend their thumbprint to half of each of the painted hearts on this Mason jar!

Get the tutorial at It All Started With Paint.

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Design Improvised

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Heart Doily Balloon Tails

These doilies are an easy way to spiff up heart balloons this year.

Get the tutorial at Design Improvised.

SHOP DOILIES

A Night Owl Blog

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DIY Succulent Valentines

You don’t have to give away these succulent Valentines—though it’s certainly an option! They’ll look pretty sitting together on a windowsill in your own home.

Get the tutorial at A Night Owl Blog.

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Studio DIY

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DIY Conversation Heart Tassel Charms

When it comes to romance, it’s all about the first impression! Give your guests something to talk about as soon as they walk in the door with this sweet craft.

Get the tutorial at Studio DIY.

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My Soulful Home

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Wooden Kiss Valentine Decor

This blogger transformed old, chipped siding into rustic Valentine’s Day decor fit for a farmhouse.

Get the tutorial at My Soulful Home.

SHOP HEART STENCILS

We Lived Happily Ever After

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Love Letter Artwork

Turn a treasured love letter into a work of art that you can display year-round—but especially on Valentine’s Day. An arrow that nods to Cupid is just a plus.

Get the tutorial at We Lived Happily Ever After.

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A Wonderful Thought

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Valentine’s Day Mantel Decor

A framed heart made of shiplap and vases of faux flowers serve as the focal point for this beautiful Valentine’s Day mantel display.

Get the tutorial at A Wonderful Thought.

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Landeelu

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DIY Wire Heart Picks for Plants

Calling all #PlantLadies! Add a lovely touch to your Valentine’s Day table decorations with heart-shaped plant picks.

Get the tutorial at Landeelu.

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Lemon Thistle

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Yours and Mine Pillows

For a romantic touch in the bedroom, paint pillows with “Yours” and “Mine” designations.

Get the tutorial at Lemon Thistle.

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50 Best Valentine’s Day Décor Ideas

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It’s no secret that Ree and Ladd Drummond are still as head over heels in love as they were when they got hitched 25 years ago. (Look no further than pictures of them and Ree’s sweet Instagram captions for proof!) But if you’re looking for ways to celebrate the love of your life outside of the usual Valentine’s Day activities, these easy DIY Valentine’s Day decorations will look like Cupid moved in to your home this February.

There are tons of ways to showcase all things Valentine’s Day throughout your home, and you can do it with your own two hands. Some of these crafty ideas may double as cute Valentine’s Day gifts, too! From signs and banners that’ll sweeten up your mantel to charming pieces you can display all year long, your house will be ready for February 14 in no time. And if you’re coming up with romantic Valentine’s Day dinner ideas, check out the heart vases and the cute XOXO table runner to make it a night to remember. Make this cute Valentine’s Day décor alongside your main squeeze (or your littlest Valentines!) for a craft session truly made with love.

The House that Lars Built

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Balloon Heart Backdrop

Yes, you can really make one of these professional-looking balloon backdrops yourself! Just don’t be surprised if your guests ask you to design and host their next party.

Get the tutorial at The House That Lars Built.

It All Started with Paint

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Yarn-Wrapped Hearts

Place a bowl of these yarn-wrapped hearts in the middle of your dining room table for a sweet, rustic touch. They double as great homemade gifts!

Get the tutorial at It All Started with Paint.

Julie Blanner

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Tulip Centerpiece

Valentine’s Day floral arrangements can be really, really expensive—but that’s okay, because this year, you can make your own at home! Inexpensive grocery store blooms are put to good use in this gorgeous centerpiece.

Get the tutorial at Julie Blanner.

Sand & Sisal

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Cork Heart Wreath

There’s a reason you saved up all those wine corks after all! This cute idea makes for the sweetest DIY home décor accent.

Get the tutorial at Sand & Sisal.

Studio DIY

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DIY Kiss Balloons

Got white balloons? Great! Just a few lipstick-covered kisses later, you’ll be on your way to this awesome decoration.

Get the tutorial at Studio DIY.

It All Started with Paint

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DIY Thumbprint Heart Mason Jar

How simple is this DIY vase? Even your kids can craft one.

Get the tutorial at It All Started with Paint.

Tell Love & Party

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Candy Heart Garland

Those tiny conversation heart candies serve as the inspiration for this easy-to-make garland. You can decorate it with the classic sayings, or switch things up to truly personalize it!

Get the tutorial at Tell Love and Party.

Smart School House

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Candy Heart Valentine Bouquet

Keep your flowers from wilting by placing them in this conversation hearts vase. (There’s actually another vase full of water hidden within it.)

Get the tutorial at Smart School House.

A Wonderful Thought

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Valentine’s Day Mantel Décor

Made of shiplap and a coat of paint, this darling heart would look stunning on your mantel or hung in an entryway.

Get the tutorial at A Wonderful Thought.

TATERTOTS & JELLO

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‘Be Mine’ Signs

Between garlands, paper hearts, and a pair of DIY signs (with a classic Valentine’s Day sentiment), your mantel will look ready for the holiday in the blink of an eye.

Get the tutorial at Tatertots & Jello.

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Sarah Hearts

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‘XOXO’ Wall Hanging

Hugs and kisses, indeed! You can make this adorable wall hanging using gold pleather, fabric, and a wood dowel for hanging.

Get the tutorial at Sarah Hearts.

FLAMINGO TOES

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DIY Fabric Hearts

Show off some of Ree’s favorite hues (like turquoise and bright red) with these sachets. They’re great for hanging all over the house—or you can fill them with lavender to add a soothing scent.

Get the tutorial at Flamingo Toes.

SAY YES

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DIY Heart Artwork

Sometimes, the simplest artwork really is the prettiest, and this vibrant-pink heart art certainly falls in that category. It looks sweet in a reading corner and would also be just right for a little one’s room year-round.

Get the tutorial at Say Yes.

DESIGN IMPROVISED

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Mason Jar Bouquets

Since it’s winter, we could all use some extra color in our homes, and these flowery vases fit the bill. Make the blooms using kaleidoscopic doilies and place them in little vases spelling out the word “love.”

Get the tutorial at Design Improvised.

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DESIGN FIXATION

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Paper Hearts

Looking for some easy-peasy DIY Valentine’s Day decorations you can make in mere minutes? These folded paper hearts are as uncomplicated and cute as they come. They’ll look nice above your fireplace.

Get the tutorial at Design Fixation.

PILLAR BOX BLUE

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Pink Bud Vases

Using pink glass paint, you can beautify that vintage glassware you have lying around, giving them a full-on Valentine’s Day makeover. Pink roses act as a pretty finishing touch.

Get the tutorial at Pillar Box Blue.

MARITZA LISA

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Jewelry Box

Using none other than a 3D printer, you can use a high-tech DIY method to make a delightful heart-shaped jewelry box. Although it’s spot-on for Valentine’s Day, we think it’s something you can use the rest of the year.

Get the tutorial at Maritza Lisa.

THE HOUSE THAT LARS BUILT

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Celebrity Crush Dolls

You may only have eyes for your other half, but it can’t hurt to keep a few of your crushes around the house, too, just for Valentine’s Day. (Get inspired by Ree’s celebrity crushes!) These embroidered celeb dolls will make you both giggle.

Get the tutorial at The House That Lars Built.

DREAM GREEN DIY

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Candle Coasters

If you need some teeny spots to park a few votives around your house, you can make these diminutive heart-shaped candle coasters.

Get the tutorial at Dream Green DIY.

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ROSE CLEARFIELD

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Dictionary Page Magnets

Using words that perfectly describe Valentine’s Day, like “Cupid,” “kiss,” and “sweetheart,” you can use dictionary pages to make some of the cutest magnets ever.

Get the tutorial at Rose Clearfield.

BLISSMAKES

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Ombré Wreath

How’s this for a modern take on a Valentine’s Day wreath? Displaying a row of hearts in ombré hues, you’ll use a yarn-wrapped hoop wreath to complete the colorful look.

Get the tutorial at BlissMakes.

GRACE IN MY SPACE

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Hoop Wreaths

Maybe traditional Valentine’s Day decorations and hearts galore don’t totally appeal to you. In that case, you should make some gorgeous hoop wreaths festooned with red florals and greenery. It’s a subtle nod to the holiday while making décor you can showcase for seasons to come.

Get the tutorial at Grace In My Space.

MODERN GLAM

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Book Page Banner

Used books can often live out second acts as clever crafts, and this banner is proof. With book pages dolled up in heart doilies and X’s and O’s, you’ll craft a banner that’ll show off all your love for Valentine’s Day.

Get the tutorial at Modern Glam.

SADIE SEASONGOODS

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Vintage Carpet Beater Décor

A vintage carpet beater happens to have that trademark heart shape, so of course it makes for perfect Valentine’s Day décor! Spruce it up and clip on old-fashioned valentines for a bygone touch.

Get the tutorial at Sadie Seasongoods.

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CRAFTY LUMBERJACKS

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Love Banner

It’s true: all you need is love, especially when it’s Valentine’s Day. This “love” banner serves as a wonderful reminder, even when it’s not February 14.

Get the tutorial at Crafty Lumberjacks.

OUR HOUSE NOW A HOME

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Heart Arrows

Cupid has been busy! Make this kid-friendly craft with your littles and display gold-glittered arrows in vases, on bookshelves, or tucked into a wreath.

Get the tutorial at Our House Now a Home.

REFRESH LIVING

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Playing Card Wreath

Grab a deck of playing cards and pull out only the ones with hearts—they’re just the thing when making a Valentine’s Day playing card wreath. It’s a clever take on traditional wreaths.

Get the tutorial at Refresh Living.

A BEAUTIFUL MESS

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Hanging Flower Heart

This heart dressed up in pink faux flowers is nothing short of stunning. Hang it in a window to make a Valentine’s breakfast for two even more romantic.

Get the tutorial at A Beautiful Mess.

DESIGN IMPROVISED

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Canvas Heart Art

Canvas heart art is so easy, and if you place several together on a wall, they’ll look even more charming. You’ll use doilies, pom-poms, stickers, and tiny flowers to craft these creations.

Get the tutorial at Design Improvised.

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FOLLOW THE YELLOW BRICK HOME

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Valentine’s Day Gnomes

These little bearded guys are wearing their Valentine’s best—all they need is a spot to sit where they can put smiles on everyone’s faces.

Get the tutorial at Follow the Yellow Brick Home.

Valentine’s Day Home Decor Ideas

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Sharing a collection of simple Valentine’s day home decor ideas you can decorate your home with from simple DIY tutorials, download printables, and romantic vignettes for your home.

Do you decorate for Valentine’s Day? It’s a great way to show your kids and spouse that you love them!

I wanted to share some great Valentine’s Day home decor ideas . . . ranging from simple and sweet . . . to elaborate and fabulous and everything in between.

Any of these ideas would be great for the day of love, or a party.. or just a small dinner party even.

And so many of these ideas are DIY, which makes it all that much better!

25 Best Valentine’s Day Home Decor Ideas:

Adding a cute banner to your fireplace mantle is so much fun to celebrate Valentine’s day with!

It can be as simple as printing out letters in cute shapes and stringing them together with ribbon.

If you love conversation hearts, you’ll like making this sweet banner!  We love the sweet look of this beautiful banner.

{ Sandy Toes and Popsicles }

Mantels definitely need to get some Valentine’s Day love!

The mix of rustic elements like this old window, ceiling tin, and wood crate is so beautiful mixed with the handmade elements and flowers. 

{ My Blessed Life }

Set up a sweet little dessert table for your little loves.

I love the magic holidays bring to children and creating a special table with festive decor is so much fun!

Coordinate it all together with paper decor and table decor for a cohesive look.

{ A Night Owl }

These LOVE letters are gorgeous.. and the tutorial is so simple!

I love when an easy DIY project can give such a big impact like this. 

{ Popcosmo }

Red hearts and a burlap LOVE banner is so simple and perfect.

You can easily cut cute hearts out of red glitter paper and attach them to branches with some glue dots.

I love the idea of adding these pretty little Valentine’s Day touches to your existing mantle decor.

{ Random Thoughts }

Making a heart banner is simple with some cut out hears and ribbon, and even adding this beaded one goes along with it great!

But the show stopper is these LOVE letters that lit up! 

How cute would this be lit at night!

{ The Diary of Dave’s Wife }

I just love the modern take on this Valentine’s Day mantle we did a couple of years ago in our rental home.

It is festive and subtle to blend in with our every day decor.

Tissue wreaths are so easy to make by simply cutting colorful tissue paper and taping it to some baker’s twine.

{ A Blissful Nest }

Add some sweet rosettes to a white wreath and a cute heart bunting banner.

I love that you can use this chalkboard for any time of year and change it up with the seasons.

{ My Sister’s Suitcase }

I love how this banner was made with clothespins and some cute patterned paper.

What a great craft to do with the kids!

{ Home by Heidi }

From the silhouettes to the LOVE banner and fresh tulips, this Valentine’s day home decor is so dreamy.

You could make the silhouettes of all those special ones you love to display on your mantle. 

{ Dear Lillie }

Don’t be afraid to add gray to the common pinks and reds found in most Valentine’s decor! 

It adds a fun modern pop and can help to add a subtle pattern to the vignette.

{ Landeelu }

Add some hanging hearts and set the table this year!

What a fun way to dress up your breakfast nook or dining space. 

I especially love the gold glitter placemats. 

{ One Good Thing by Jillee }

A cluster of heart wreaths really stands out and creates a dramatic look for your front door.

Grab hearts like these at your local crafts stores, attach ribbons, and tie/mount them to your door. 

{ Advice from a 20 Something }

Regular printables taped up on your kids’ doors would make them feel special on Valentine’s Day!

Creating special memories for the kids to enjoy is so important.

{ Paperelli }

You can always find fun pillows and set the scene with one certain color!

What a great gift to give to guests if hosting a Valentine’s Day party. 

The gold is so fun and bring on the tassels and confetti!

{ The Alison Show }

Another dreamy and romantic Valentine’s day mantle.

I really like this heart banner and the LOVE plaque!

The glow of the fireplace and candles is so pretty.

{ Adventures in Decorating }

Add galvanized metal pieces for a rustic look. 

Mixed with this vintage-looking red clock and wreath is such a pretty display. 

{ Honey I’m Home }

I love how they used fabric to tie the decor together for this sweets table.

A few cut pieces of fabric in some frames pulls this whole look together. 

{ Soiree Event Design }

Adding a splash of aqua makes this area pop!

Red and turquoise is a killer combo and make for a more modern look.

Create a garland like this one with pom-poms and string and cut out paper hearts.

{ Decorchick! }

Valentine’s Day is a great way to go non-traditional with your table setting!

Mix and match patterns and layer your plates for a dynamic look. 

{ Love the Day }

How sweet is this dessert table set up!? And you can make this banner to hang anywhere!

A simple grey and white color scheme will make your candy table pop.  

We also love these coordinating cake toppers with the banner! 

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I would make this wood stained heart and have it hung up all year long and not just for Valentine’s Day!

And this banner is so adorable and easy to make. 

Use small doilies or even cupcake liners layered with some pretty hearts and ribbon.

{ Aqua Lane Design }

Make a wreath to hang above a sweet Valentine’s banner.

Also, use different sized picture frames to help create a backdrop for your mantle display.

Small red candles make the red in the banner pop!

{ Whimsical Treasures }

I am such a sucker for ombre!

These little tulle poms look absolutely darling with the Be Mine hearts.

You could use these also in a little girl’s room for decor when done with them for your Valentine’s Day decor.

{ Party On Designs }

How creative is this banner made with the hearts from a deck of cards!?

I love the tassels in between and such a fun banner to make with the kids.

{ Happiness is Homemade }

We hope you loved all these Valentine’s Day home decor ideas and have some great ideas on how to celebrate and decorate your home!

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25+ DIY Valentine’s Day Decorations — How to Decorate for Valentine’s Day

When it comes to pulling out the Valentine’s Day crafts and decorations, it can often feel like a more overwhelming task than decorating for, say, Christmas or Halloween. If you celebrate those holidays, you likely have a box full of decor and supplies in the basement, ready to go for each new season. But Valentine’s Day? Maybe not. That means that each and every year, you have to get creative when it comes to Valentine’s Day decor. It might go without saying that Valentine’s Day desserts are a much more exciting part of the February holiday than, say, paper streamers and giant cut-out hearts. But Valentine’s Day is the only major holiday between New Year’s and Easter, so it’s worth getting a little festive.

Plus, there are so many Valentine’s Day decoration ideas that you don’t have to purchase from a store. From front porch decorations to indoor displays, there are dozens of DIY tutorials and crafts that will make a festive Valentine’s Day way easier (and more affordable) than you think. People like to say that Feb. 14 is just another way to spend money on chocolate, gifts, or decorations, but at its core, the day is about love, and what’s not to celebrate about that? Here are 26 DIY Valentine’s Day decoration ideas to get you started.

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Lace Votives

Woman’s Day

An incredibly easy craft with a super romantic effect, this project is as easy as glueing some lace to votive candles.

Get the tutorial at Galaxy Dreaming.

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Yarn Hearts

Country Living

This adorable (and really doable) craft is a great example of an easy, DIY decoration. Simply cut out a heart shape from a piece of cardboard (go bigger for more of a statement piece) and tape a yarn spool on the back of the heart. Wrap the yarn around the heart until the cardboard is covered. Then, cut off the yarn, loop the loose end through another piece of yarn, and tie it. Simple as that.

Get the tutorial at Ventuno Art.

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Cut-Paper Cards

Kate Sears

Put love notes in each and every room of your house with this cut paper cards tutorial. It’s easy enough for the whole family to do, and the floral details will make the crafts stand out on a shelf or table.

Get the Cut-Paper Flower Card tutorial.

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Pom-Pom Flowers

Country Living

This absurdly simple DIY project from our friends at Country Living results in an adorable final product that’s a super subtle (but sweet) piece of Valentine’s Day decor.

Use a pom-pom maker and choose yarn in shades of pink, red, and white. Wrap the yarn around the tool’s arms and follow instructions to create the “buds.” Place a dot of hot glue on the end of a thin twig and insert into the pom-pom’s center. Hold for about 10 seconds or until the glue dries. Repeat as many times as you’d like, then arrange your flowers in vases on your mantel or windowsill.

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Conversation Heart Coasters

For a piece of decor that would make anyone at a Valentine’s Day dinner party smile, these conversation heart coasters are perfect. Plus, they’re super easy to DIY, as YouTuber Beau-coup Favors demonstrates.

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Paper Heart Chain

A simple paper heart chain can make a big impact, and all it takes is some careful cutting (and colorful construction paper) to make it happen. You could adorn your entire house with these for less than $25.

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Paper Heart Mobile

Head to 5:20 in this tutorial from YouTuber Coffee Curves to get a tutorial for a delightful, beautiful paper heart mobile. All you’ll need is some colorful tissue paper and a wooden craft ring, both of which are super low cost. This DIY decoration is so beautiful you may want to leave it up all year.

8

Balloon Backdrop

Looking to create a statement backdrop for a Valentine’s Day party or date night? This tutorial from Sirozy on YouTube shows you just how simple it can be. All you need are some balloons, craft paper, and a little bit of planning.

9

Tissue Paper Heart

Have some extra tissue? Some leftover cardboard from a recent delivery? A bit of glue? A single pencil? Great! Then you’re all set to create this gorgeous piece of DIY decor, as instructed by YouTuber Smile Mercantile.

10

Valentine’s Day Candle Holder

If you’re ready to take your DIY skills to the next level, this Valentine’s Day tutorial for heart-shaped candle holders is for you. Plus, these are sturdy enough that you can reuse them year after year, unlike some more fragile DIY decorations made of tissue paper and craft paper.

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Floral Heart Display

This DIY floral heart display might take you a bit of time to complete, but the payoff is completely worth it. It would look great outdoors or in an entryway area to surprise your loved one or family on Valentine’s Day.

12

Paper Cone Heart

This surprisingly simple Valentine’s Day craft makes a big impact. You could make half a dozen of them and place them on a wall for a great backdrop for photos, or you could hang them outside from tree branches for a sweet holiday display.

13

Tissue Paper Flowers

If pom-poms aren’t your thing, this tissue paper flower tutorial is a great option. Make just a few for a sweet, subtle piece of decor or make dozens and arrange them like you would a normal centerpiece.

14

Paper Flower Wall Hanging

This gorgeous wall hanging looks elaborate, but it’s actually quite simple. Use different colored tissue papers to switch things up, or hang love notes from the strings for a personalized option.

15

Heart Bouquet

This adorable heart bouquet would make for a great gift or piece of decor for your home. Imagine a few of these lined up in the center of a table, or a few of them placed on your front stoop. Easy, affordable, and cute, too!

16

Love Letter Emoji Pillow

This would be a great piece of DIY decor to surprise a preteen or teen with. But honestly, it would look great in any part of the house — and it’s way easier to master than you probably think.

17

Valentine’s Day Wreaths

Decorate your front porch (or any spot in your home, really) with these fun and festive Valentine’s wreaths. The great thing about DIY-ing them is that you can personalize them in any way you want.

18

DIY Paper Flower “Window Box”

Create a mini “window box” filled with beautiful paper flowers in this tutorial from YouTuber Mindless Crafting. All you need is an upcycled rectangular box, like a tissue box.

19

Mesh Wreath

A mesh wreath is pretty easy to DIY once you get the hang of it, and this Valentine’s Day-themed one is big enough to be your outdoor decor centerpiece for the month of February.

20

Valentine’s Day Jenga

If you’re decorating a game room or other board game-filled space, adding some hearts to your Jenga set (and some cute messages, too) could actually double as a functional (key word: fun) piece of decor in the space.

21

Conversation Heart Tower

This craft may be a more tedious one, but the final payoff in terms of Valentine’s Day decor is totally worth it. This would be an especially great DIY project if you happen to have a lot of extra conversation hearts lying around at the house.

22

Ladybug Cutout

This DIY ladybug cutout tutorial is incredibly adorable. Just imagine an array of these adorning the wall of a little kid’s bedroom or a playroom. So cute!

23

Valentine’s Day Topiary

With just a few items from the local Dollar Tree, this tutorial shows you how you can craft an incredibly cute Valentine’s Day topiary.

24

Roses Heart Made From Cloth Bag

Who among us doesn’t have a dozen tote bags in a closet or drawer somewhere, collecting dust? Turn one of those bags into a gorgeous rose-covered heart by following this tutorial.

25

Paper Plate Heart Wreath

This super simple tutorial would be a great DIY project for little ones to participate in. Plus, all it requires is a pair of scissors, some paper plates, and a little glue or tape.

26

Origami Inflatable Heart

This origami “inflatable” heart is simple, adorable, and a great way to get kids to practice a skill (origami) while also creating some decor together.

Olivia Muenter
Olivia Muenter is a freelance writer and former fashion and beauty editor who writes about fashion, beauty, lifestyle, relationships, travel, home decor, and more for Woman’s Day and beyond.

22 Valentine’s Day Decorating Ideas

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From heart garlands to balloon arches, these options are perfect for your home, office, or classroom.

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If you love celebrating love, then Valentine’s Day is probably one of your favorite days of the year. Sure, on every other holiday you get to give thanks for your friends and family, get into a holly jolly spirit, and eat copious amounts of festive foods, but Valentine’s Day is the only day that you get to adorn yourself and your space in all things floral and pink. One of our favorite ways to prepare for the holiday is by decorating with all sorts of Valentine’s Day crafts and decorations.

Ahead, we’ve rounded up our favorite Valentine’s Day decor ideas that will help you spread the love with everyone who enters your home, office, or classroom. From DIY wreaths and sweet dessert displays to balloon arches and floral arrangements, these Valentine’s Day decorations are as sweet as they are stylish. And if you need even more ways to spread cheer, pick up one of these Valentine’s Day gift ideas for her or romantic presents for him.

Club Crafted

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Conversation Heart Banner

When it comes to last-minute Valentine’s Day decor ideas, there’s nothing simpler than this conversation heart garland made of felt. The only other supplies you’ll need are string, glue, and a fabric marker.

Get the tutorial at Club Crafted »

RELATED: 30 Easy-to-Make DIY Valentine’s Day Gifts

The House That Lars Built Disney+

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Balloon Heart Arch

There’s no better accessory for all of your Valentine’s Day Instagram posts than a giant heart made of balloons. This one includes faux flowers for an extra special touch.

Get the tutorial at The House That Lars Built »

Vadim KuzubovGetty Images

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Blush Rush Table Setting

Just because you’re hosting a Valentine’s Day dinner doesn’t mean you need to buy all new tableware. Instead, put down a blush tablecloth and some beautiful flowers. Give the tablescape a touch of glam with metallic napkins and gold silverware.

The Melrose Family

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“Be Mine” Straw Toppers

No Valentine’s Day party would be complete without covering every last inch of your home in hearts — and that includes yours straws. These adorable toppers will instantly upgrade all of your guest’s Snapchat selfies.

Get the tutorial at The Melrose Family »

Aww Sam

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Broken Heart Piñata

This year, throw a Galentine’s Day party with your BFFs! Recognize how awesome it is to have a group of friends you can celebrate anything with by making this adorable piñata.

Get the tutorial at Aww Sam »

RELATED: 20+ Valentine’s Day Gifts for Your Best Friends

Sugar and Cloth

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Sequin Heart Marquee Light

Marquee lights are the “it” decoration this year, which means your friends and family will absolutely adore this one that’s covered in sequins.

Get the tutorial at Sugar and Cloth »

Not Just a Housewife

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Simple Table Setting

The best thing about this romantic tablescape is how simple it is. Use whichever plates and silverware you already have. Then, add pink linens and tulips.

Get the tutorial at Not Just a Housewife »

Design Improvised

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Mini Flower Heart Wreaths

Dress up your walls with a few flower wreaths. To make these, all you need are artificial blooms and wicker wreath forms.

Get the tutorial at Design Improvised »

A Night Owl Blog

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Heart Table Runner

Need a statement Valentine’s Day table in no time flat? Cut out a series of foam hearts and hot glue them together to make this simple table runner.

Get the tutorial at A Night Owl Blog »

A Kailo Chic Life

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Heart Cake Toppers

Make your Valentine’s Day desserts as sweet as can be by attaching honeycomb hearts to them with wooden skewers.

Get the tutorial at A Kailo Chic Life »

Sugar & Cloth

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Wild Flower Arrangement

When it comes to Valentine’s Day, the more flowers the better. To make any table instantly romantic, all you need is a vase filled with plenty of large flowers.

Get the tutorial at Sugar & Cloth »

RELATED: This Is the Meaning of Every Rose Color

A Kailo Chic Life

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Bar Cart and Balloons

Get your bar cart ready for the season of love by dressing it up with bottled pink cocktails and chic heart boxes. A “total eclipse of the heart” sign makes this one extra cute.

Get the tutorial at A Kailo Chic Life »

Cutesy Crafts

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Baker’s Twine Garland

Nothing says Valentine’s Day quite like a nod to sweet treats. For this festive craft, use two different shades of baker’s twine to cover small heart shapes. Then, just hot glue the pieces on any string.

Get the tutorial at Cutesy Crafts »

The House That Lars Built

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Jar of Hearts

Make the simplest Valentine’s Day centerpiece ever by gathering a few branches from the yard, spray painting them white, and hanging paper flowers on them.

Get the tutorial at The House That Lars Built »

Design Improvised

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Pink Card Display

Show off all the cute valentines your kids got at school with a pink picture frame and some clothes pins.

Get the tutorial at Design Improvised »

RELATED: 30 Cute and Quirky DIY Valentine’s Day Cards

Cutesy Crafts

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Cupid’s Arrow Sign

This easy sign craft would look perfect on any mantel or entryway display. Plus, it’s easy to make and stow away once the holiday is over.

Get the tutorial at Cutesy Crafts »

Aww Sam

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Heart-Shaped Donut Wall

Display your desserts in the most festive way possible with a heart-shaped donut peg wall. These decorations have been all the rage in the past year — probably because they’re perfectly Instagramable.

Get the tutorial at Aww Sam »

Domestically Blissful

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Pretty in Pink Pillows

You don’t need to spend days crafting to get your home ready for Valentine’s Day. Instead, throw a few statement pillows on the couch and call it a day.

SHOP PILLOWS

Get the tutorial at Domestically Blissful »

Sean Locke

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Balloon Garland

If you don’t have time to set up a ton of decorations, then just hang a bunch of balloons. We love this XOXO garland because it’s the perfect height to take photos with.

A Kailo Chic Life

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Arrow Napkin Rings

Make your Valentine’s Day table crafty — and super sweet — with these Cupid’s arrow napkin holders. They’ll remind everyone of the true meaning of the holiday.

Get the tutorial at A Kailo Chic Life »

The Real Thing With the Coake Family

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“Love You So Much” Garland

Show your sweetheart exactly how you feel by hanging this romantic garland over your mantel.

Get the tutorial at The Real Thing With the Coake Family »

Design Improvised

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Valentine’s Day Canvas Gallery

There’s no need to drop cash on pre-made Valentine’s Day art. Instead, purchase a few canvases and design hearts on them using different materials like pom-poms and string.

Get the tutorial at Design Improvised »

14 Newborn and Infant Outfits for Valentine’s Day

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how to decorate a house for Valentine’s Day

How to decorate a house for Valentine’s Day.

Time is running fast, we will not have time to blink an eye, as one holiday will replace another, and so on knurled. It would seem that they just celebrated the New Year, and Valentine’s Day has already come. Well, in order to fully feel the taste of the upcoming holiday, you just need to start preparing for it in advance, then throughout the entire preparatory period you will feel a unique, and most importantly, positive pre-holiday atmosphere. Today we want to show you how to decorate an apartment by February 14, a house or just a separate room, it all depends on where the romantic evening will take place, and how much your soul requires the scope of the festival.

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1. Paper balls.

Very simple in terms of material used and decoration. What can not be said from the finished appearance of fluffy balls, they look really festive. You can literally decorate the whole house with them, the main thing is to have the opportunity to hang them somewhere, a chandelier, wall sconces, window cornice will do. You can also drive carnations into two opposite walls closer to the ceiling, stretch the fishing line and hang such balls along its entire length.

► How to make napkin balls.

Lay five or six napkins one on top of the other, fold them into an accordion, tie them in the center with a thread. We begin to lift each layer of napkins to the top on each side, as a result we get a fluffy napkin flower-ball.

2. How to decorate an apartment for St. Valentine’s Day with balloons.

Well, how can such a romantic holiday be possible without balloons. Ideally, it is better to fill the balloons with helium, then they will soar effectively near the ceiling surface. You can tie a Valentine card with an exclusive declaration of love to the ropes of each of their balloons. In addition, a large heart can be formed from the balls.

► How to make a balloon heart.

Cut out a heart from thick cardboard, cut out the core with a utility knife. Inflate balloons, you need them to be of different sizes. Tie the balls tightly to each other to the cardboard blank, and so on until the result begins to satisfy you. You can see the process of creating such a heart in the photo below.

3. Decoration with garlands.

Garlands will help you beat the idea, and it does not have to be electric garlands, they can be made of paper, wire or fabric. A lot of different examples of such garlands are presented in this article. If you still want to use electric garlands, you can stick them on the window with tape, forming a heart along the way.

► How to decorate an electric garland with hearts.

Cut out hearts identical to each other from printer paper or ordinary newspaper, in the center of each heart create a slot the size of a garland light bulb, thread a heart on each light bulb, turn on the garland and admire the result.

4. How to decorate a room for Valentine’s Day – wall decor.

Walls can be decorated with various themed panels, garlands or flowers. Flowers can be cut out of a tube from paper towels, for this you bend the tube a little in the center, cut it with scissors into rings 8 mm wide, you get petals, lay flowers from these petals on the table and glue them into a composition. The finished composition can be hung on a carnation driven into the wall.

► How to make a panel out of twigs.

Fix a thick sheet of paper or light wallpaper on a wooden frame, cut out a heart from paper, cut dry twigs according to its outlines, paint them gold. Then paint the background, and stick a heart of twigs in the center, hang the finished panel on the wall.

► Panel of hearts.

Attach paper to the wooden frame, white wallpaper is also possible. Then take a clean thick sheet of paper and create a rainbow effect with strokes of paint, cut out identical hearts from this paper, bend each of them in the center, and glue it to the wallpaper fixed on the frame. Hang the finished panel on the wall.

5. A tree in honor of love.

In honor of love, you can make a home decoration for Valentine’s Day in the form of a tree. To do this, you need to pick up a dry branch with branches, install it in a vase, and tie hearts or paper rosebuds to its branches (at the end of the article it is shown how to make them).

6. Decorated with Chinese lantern balls.

Chinese lanterns in red or pink color will bring a special flavor to the decorated room, they can be mounted on a chandelier above the festive table or on the curtain rod.

7. Decorated with rose petals.

Rose petals look very romantic, both natural and artificial can be used for home decor. Rose petals can lay out a heart on the bed, they can be scattered on the floor in the form of a path to the festive table, and they can also decorate the table by simply scattering them on the surface of the table top. By the way, rose petals can be made from corrugated paper, at the end of the article it is shown how to make a rose from this material.

8. Soft toys.

Soft toys hugging hearts are also great to emphasize the festive atmosphere, they can be arranged on the shelves, lined up on the windowsill or put one of them on the bottom of the festive table. In addition, you can collect a whole bouquet from small bears, for this, teddy bears need to be strung on steps, and wrapped with beautiful wrapping paper, tied with a bow. Such a bouquet will not only decorate the room, but also serve as an excellent gift for the second half. Such a gift will only have to be supplemented with a cute exclusive valentine.

9. Festive wreath in the shape of a heart.

Festive wreath in the form of a heart will perfectly fit into the general interior idea, besides, it is absolutely not difficult to make it. Cut out a heart-ring from thick cardboard, and glue Christmas decorations in the form of hearts, paper or fabric hearts on top of it. A voluminous heart on a ribbon of paper flowers also looks very nice. To make it, you need to cut a heart out of cardboard, glue a ribbon to it, and completely paste over paper flowers from the front side, you can see how to make such flowers at the end of the article.

10. Candles.

Romantic atmosphere cannot do without candles, candles can be placed on the table in the form of a heart or candles covered with hearts can be purchased. Beautiful examples of such candles can be seen below in the photo.

► How to make an apple candlestick.

Cut off the cap of a green apple, carefully cut out a hole the size of a tablet candle with a knife, insert a candle into the resulting hole, set it on fire, and admire an interesting impromptu candlestick.

11. Figurines.

If your house has figurines thematic for the occasion, such as angels, dancing couples, etc., then immediately get them and put them in the room you are decorating.

12. Topiary.

A beautiful topiary will help to decorate the decorated room, to create it you need to buy a foam ball, which is fixed on a wooden stick, set in a flower pot with stones. Then the ball must be pasted over with paper flowers, you can find out how to make such flowers at the end of the article.

13. Decorated with fresh flowers.

What could be better than the scent of fresh flowers, so don’t be stingy and get a couple of bouquets of lavender, roses or orchids and put them in vases filled with water. Vases can be put on wall shelves or a festive table.

14. Holiday table decoration.

Decorate the table with candles, flower arrangements, a snow-white lace tablecloth, arrange valentines here and there, sprinkle rose petals on the table surface, place a candle in an elegant candlestick and a tiny vase with a rose next to each plate, do not forget themed red napkins, and floating balloons over the table.

How to decorate your house for Valentine’s Day.

► Table setting.

Tableware can be white, red, gold or pink. The combined dishes in white and red look the most advantageous. If it is decided to put snow-white plates, then a scarlet textile napkin will look great on top of them, with a fork and knife tied with a red ribbon with a heart. You can also put a small gift box with jewelry on a plate, and put two scrolls from sheets of A4 paper with warm words printed next to it. Below in the photo you can explore the best examples of table setting by February 14th.

15. Paper flowers.

Well, how to decorate a room for Valentine’s Day without using different variations of paper flowers?! No way! Without them, the room will seem empty and incomplete, especially since they are often used to decorate other items (wreaths, garlands, topiaries, etc.).

► Spiral rosebud.

Draw a spiral on a sheet of paper, cut it out with scissors, then take a toothpick and wind the cut spiral from the outer end (not the inner, but the outer one), remove the winding from the toothpick, and the bud immediately acquires the desired shape.

► Corrugated paper rose.

Pay attention to the photo below, for the manufacture of roses you will need leaves of different shapes. We cut them out of corrugated paper, use a toothpick to bend the outer upper edges, form a bud, and gradually glue the rest of the petals to it, with bent edges.

► Small chrysanthemum flowers.

Take one layered napkin, fold it in half, then in half again, staple it in the center, cut out a circle, and lift each layer of the napkin to the top and center.

► Corrugated paper rose.

We cut a sheet of corrugated paper into small rectangles, wrap each rectangle on top of a pencil, and move it to the center, we get a gathered effect. We form a rosebud from the finished segments, for this we take the first segment, twist it in a spiral, attach the next one to it, and circle it around the first one, do the same with the following ones, at the end, we tie the bud from below with threads.

► Printed 3D rose.

We print on the printer or transfer four roses from the template below. We paint over them with a red pencil on top so that the coloring is uniform, take a piece of paper, crumple it and rub it on the surface of each of the roses. Next, cut out the buds, leave the first one in its original form, cut off a couple of outer petals from the second, a few more outer petals from the third, leave the central bud completely small. We glue double-sided foam tape to each of the buds, it is thicker. We lay the rosebuds one on top of the other, create a couple of turns from the wire, a little more than the resulting rose, and put the rose in this wire ring. This craft can decorate the holiday table.

Today we told and also demonstrated how to decorate a house for Valentine’s Day, the main rule is to use more red and pink tones, as well as to use hearts made of various materials in the design of the room, decor with flowers is also welcome, and not only natural, but also artificial. We are sure that with such preparation, the question of how to decorate an apartment by February 14 will no longer bother you, and the holiday will go well.

Original DIY home decoration for Valentine’s Day

Are you planning a noisy Valentine’s Day party? Today, together with the visitors of our Design Museum, we will challenge the preconceived notion that when it comes to this holiday, everything should be strewn with hearts and rose petals.

In a word, you have a great opportunity to impress your guests without departing from the theme of love and tenderness!

Do not follow the generally accepted rules! Who said Valentine’s Day has to be filled with teddy bears, sweet hearts and tearful music?

Show your imagination! You have a unique opportunity to come up with your own individual design of the room and cook unusual treats.

Romantic decor for the holiday

The first thing guests notice is the decoration of the room. Beautiful decor will not only attract attention, but also set your friends in a fun and romantic mood.

Unexpected solutions

Balloons – they are simply beautiful! Who doesn’t love them? Probably no one is indifferent to them. Balloonatics offers a creative decoration for the hall with bright red and crimson balloons. If desired, you can build a smaller version, you just need a little skill and patience.

How do you like the idea of ​​making an unusual garland of hearts with your own hands? For such decoration you will need special stamps. All you have to do is hit the paper or cardboard with the shape and you’re done with a fun themed decoration.

On this holiday, you always want a little sparkle and piquancy. Social Couture suggests dressing flower vases in hot pink corsets with ribbons. Looks very sexy!

And then you can put a bouquet from your loved one in it. Most importantly, with the help of cords, you can adjust the size to any vase. It is also not necessary to use pink or red, show your imagination and play with colors.

Let’s move on to the classics

Returning to the topic of balloons, why not use heart-shaped balloons to decorate the room? Simple white, colored, with or without a pattern – it’s up to you, in any case they will help create the right festive atmosphere. [by Rip + Tan]

Any holiday should not cost you too much, so it would be nice to make decorations from improvised materials. This gorgeous creation from Eat, Drink and Save Money shows how a few napkins can be used to create a stylish garland in the overall theme of the holiday.

There is nothing better than a bold contrast of flawless white and blood red. For such a simple garland of flags, you need some burlap and felt. Detailed instructions for creating a DIY project can be found at Finley & Oliver.

Don’t forget sweets! A classic box of homemade or store-bought heart-shaped chocolates will be a hit throughout the party. The main thing is to pay attention not only to the dish itself, but also to its presentation and presentation. Try decorating the box itself and the space around it. [from BringHub]

More cheerful and gentle design. A funny box with sparkles and cute dragees in the form of hearts. You can place several vases throughout the house so that guests can be pleasantly surprised everywhere. [from Plotting Princess]

Delicious treats

Homemade muffins, muffins and cookies? Of course, you can go this route, but why not defy expectations and surprise your friends with a surprise?

Unexpected Solutions

Think caramelized apples are just for Halloween? And here it is not!! They can be a trendy and romantic treat, especially in bright red icing and Cupid’s arrow sticks. [Social Coutue idea / photo by Crafty Sisters]

Don’t want to burden yourself with complicated recipes and dishes that take up a lot of space? Try making sweet stuffed cupcakes. Fast, convenient, and most importantly delicious! An additional decoration of the table will be a stylish transparent vase in the shape of a heart.

Well, how can you do without the main course! Do not think that only children love sweets, a romantic cake with ice cream and raspberry syrup will appeal to all sweet tooth. A detailed recipe can be viewed at Blount Today.

Don’t forget the snacks! Camile Styles offers an amazing mix of flavorful cheeses, crackers, figs and almonds. If you want to feed your friends something substantial in addition to sweets, assorted snacks will be the best option.

What kind of party is complete without light alcoholic drinks? Below is a beautiful Romeo and Juliet cocktail decorated with cherries and an orange spiral. More amazing Valentine’s Day recipes can be found at HGTV.com.

Let’s move on to the classics

Roses, chocolate-covered strawberries, hearts… All these are classic symbols of Valentine’s Day. Such things never go out of fashion. You have the opportunity to give them a modern look if you use them as cupcake toppers. Detailed recipe at Cupcakeninja.

In general, strawberries themselves deserve special attention. Decorate it with chocolate, icing, cream and confetti – and bright berries will become a real work of art. [from Shari’s Berries]

An amazing puffed rice treat that can be easily adapted for Valentine’s Day. It is enough to decorate it with icing and “Cupid’s arrows”. Be sure that these delicious hearts will be scattered by guests in an instant. Detailed recipe on Cookies & Cups.

MACARON biscuits are a classic of the genre! Pair them with chocolate muffins or other favorite baked goods. Even be sure, the guests will be satisfied!

What to do with guests?

To complete the series of tips, I would like interesting activities for children and adults.

Unexpected solutions

This idea is very suitable for a children’s party. You can equip a special table for creativity, where the guys can make each other beautiful valentine cards, drawings or home decorations. [idea by Alice G. Patterson / photo by The Sweetest Occasion]

You can give each guest a small gift in the form of a bookmark. And if you leave the back side empty and invite your friends to write sincere congratulations and wishes there, such bookmarks can be used instead of valentines and give to each other. [by Inhabitots]

Let’s move on to the classics

For a close creative company, you can equip a small workshop, as suggested by Camille Styles. Use everything: scissors, paper, colored cardboard, glue, paints, glitter, beads, envelopes, satin ribbons and much more. Here guests can make handmade greeting cards for each other.

Have you ever held such parties? How did you decorate the room and what did you serve to the guests? Share your ideas, thoughts and experiences in the comments!

How to decorate an apartment on February 14 (70 photos)

The main attribute of Valentine’s Day are, of course, your feelings, which will help to emphasize a variety of pleasant “little things” in the form of decorations for the festive evening. There are many ways to decorate an apartment by February 14 and create a truly comfortable romantic atmosphere. At the same time, there is no need to go shopping for expensive jewelry – with some effort and a bit of imagination, you can create spectacular decorations that will leave an unforgettable impression in your partner’s memory. Let’s take a look at some of the most interesting ideas!

What to consider?

Starting decorating an apartment on February 14, the first thing to take care of is high-quality cleaning, because even the most beautiful decorations will look ridiculous against the background of scattered things, dusty shelves and dirty floors. It is necessary to clean the entire living area, and to celebrate the celebration, you can decorate one or two rooms, for example, the living room and bedroom.

An excellent option would be to arrange a party for two by the fireplace, if there is one. You can lay a soft rug or blanket on the floor, where lovers can relax after a meal in a romantic setting. If you want to start surprising your soulmate on Valentine’s Day right from the door, take care of decorating the hallway – this will help create the necessary festive mood for the whole coming evening. Also, decorating the bathroom will be a good solution if the relationship is already quite serious.

Take care of the presence of calm, quiet music, and avoid watching television programs so that the evening does not turn into a discussion of pressing problems. Also remember to turn off your cell phone or leave it on silent.

Lighting plays an important role in creating an intimate atmosphere, so it is better to abandon bright ceiling lighting in favor of local sources in the form of sconces, floor lamps.

Valentine Garlands

The option of decorating an apartment by February 14 with garlands of hearts made by hand is universal, as it allows you to start arranging the festive atmosphere from the hallway itself. Hearts can be cut out of colored paper or cardboard, old postcards and colorful magazine covers.

The easiest option is to string them with a needle on a long thread and hang the garlands along the walls. You can hang each heart separately, and replace the thread with a luminous garland, which in the evening will emit pleasant reflections, creating a cozy intimate atmosphere. A garland of hearts can be made according to the principle of the well-known “New Year’s chain”. To do this, you first need to cut thin paper strips, from the first we form a heart shape and fasten the edges with a stapler, thread each subsequent strip into the previous one, bend and fix.

It will not be difficult for the representatives of the weaker sex to sew small cute hearts, to make them flat or voluminous. Such work can be done manually, for example, using felt and synthetic winterizer. Each of the hearts can be hung with a ribbon from one garland, decorated with beads or sequins.

Romantic panel for February 14

Using colored paper, scissors and glue, you can create an amazing foam on the wall, which will tell about your reverent feelings and create a romantic mood. Of course, it will take a lot of time and patience to prepare the fine details, but the end result will be stunning. It all depends on your imagination. From red or pink paper, you can cut out a lot of moths under the template and, slightly spreading the wings, stick them on the wall in the shape of a heart, as shown in the photo. Another option is to make voluminous hearts and also create a decoration from them on the wall.

Candles

What kind of romantic setting for Valentine’s Day can do without candles? It can be decorative wax products, tablet candles or the most common ones. The main thing is to decorate the scenery beautifully. You can use existing candlesticks or make them yourself, for example, from glasses, decorating them with paper hearts.

Create an original designer candle holder with cinnamon sticks, a glass and a satin ribbon. To place candles, you can use beautiful dishes, for example, glasses and glasses, filling them with pebbles or beads for stability. Candle-tablets floating in water look beautiful. You can put a few candles in a spacious container, supplement them with rose petals and add a few drops of aromatic oils.

Candles of different sizes can be installed in any order or where additional lighting is simply needed (on the table, bedside table). With enough, try laying out a path on the floor leading to, for example, a bedroom, living room or bathroom. Looks great floor compositions in the form of hearts. Make sure that twilight reigns in the room: it is advisable to close the curtains, leave a dim light source on, and, of course, do not forget about safety precautions.

Balloons

To date, balloons are sold in a variety of interpretations. Their presence always creates an atmosphere of solemn, enchanting atmosphere. On Valentine’s Day, you can buy ordinary round balloons or in the form of hearts, fill them with helium, tie ribbons with fixed bundles to them, where declarations of love will be placed.

Large foil products are now very popular, as well as luminous balls with LEDs inside, creating a breathtaking romantic atmosphere. From balloons, you can create a composition in the form of a heart and place it in the bedroom at the head of the bed. In any case, it is necessary to try to distribute the balloons in such a way that they do not interfere with the free movement in the room.

Flowers

Decorating a room for a romantic evening with flowers is a task for the strong sex. In addition to a beautiful bouquet for your soulmate on February 14, you can use more original solutions, which, although they require considerable financial investments, will be fully compensated by the warm feeling of enthusiasm of your beloved.

You may have already guessed that we are talking about rose petals, which can be randomly scattered around the room, forming a composition or a path from them, complemented by floor candles. In the bedroom, the petals can be laid out on snow-white pastel linen, filled with small vases and placed on bedside tables. Also a pleasant surprise for a loved one will be a warm bath filled with foam with rose petals.

Before embarking on this kind of decoration, make sure that your significant other is not allergic so that the next holiday does not turn into a lengthy cleaning.

Photos taken together

Decorating the room with joint photos will make it clear to the partner (partner) about your sincere feelings, the desire to maintain a warm relationship for as long as possible. You can place several framed pictures on the festive table, shelves, complement them with garlands of hearts, or make a photo collage on the wall with your own hands. Looking at the photos will bring back many fond memories.

Serve the table

A table for two should look elegant and sophisticated, so you shouldn’t force it with a large number of different dishes. If the farm has a small rolling table, then it is better to place various salads and cuts on it.

For serving, you need to choose a perfectly clean tablecloth and beautiful dishes. Place plates, glasses, a bottle of wine or champagne on the table. Place a bouquet of flowers in a vase, but always in such a way that it does not interfere with the meal and does not “close” the partners from each other.

Napkins can also be beautifully decorated by giving them, for example, the shape of a flower or a heart. Place a few candles on the table – their uneven light and accompanying reflections will add more charm to a romantic evening.

And, after all, what is Valentine’s Day without a Valentine? A small heart with a self-written declaration of love will demonstrate your reverent attitude towards your soulmate and leave pleasant memories for a long time.

We decorate the apartment on February 14 – photo

In conclusion, we invite you to visit the photo gallery, where we have tried to collect the best examples of apartment design by February 14th. Watch, be inspired and make this evening unforgettable. Happy viewing!

Home decoration for Valentine’s Day

Are you planning to celebrate February 14th? Then our selection of the best ideas for decorating an apartment for the holiday of all lovers will come in handy. A little colored paper, cardboard, candles, serpentine – and your house will turn into an incredibly romantic place. Scroll, get inspired, create!

For most Valentine’s Day crafts, you will need hearts. Can’t draw them right? Looking for something original? Take a look at our post with heart templates to print and cut out. They are suitable for creating any decor, which we will discuss below.

Flower Candles

Even the simplest candles can be turned into beautiful decorations by February 14th. It won’t take too long.

We need:

  • candles;
  • set of glasses;
  • corrugated paper;
  • decorative wire.

You can also use regular wire. In this case, it will need to be wrapped with a thin tape of corrugated paper. If there is nothing suitable, replace it with ordinary braid or a beautiful thread.

To create decorative candles for the holiday of all lovers, the simplest “sources” will do. Cut them up and put them in a glass, dripping a little wax first. You can take floating candles with a metal bottom (it is not necessary to add water).

Cut out hearts from crepe paper (round off the pointed end). Take 3 to 5 pieces and wrap the glass around them, forming a kind of flower.

To decorate an apartment by February 14, it will be enough to make at least three of these candles. The room will be transformed in no time!

See also: DIY decorative floral candles

Flags

This heart-shaped flag garland can be used as part of a Valentine’s Day room decoration, as a stand-alone decor or as an element of play. It’s up to you to decide!

We will need:

  • jute rope;
  • cardboard;
  • colored paper;
  • glue stick.

Take a rectangular strip of cardboard and fold it in half. Draw pointed ends and cut off the excess to make a flag. Draw a heart on paper. It needs to be cut and glued. Lay the rope in the fold of the cardboard, then glue the upper part so that it remains inside, and the ends of the flag are free.

Inside this decorative garland, you can hide some game for the holiday of lovers (tasks). Or write a declaration of love.

Morning Surprise

Decorate your house for February 14 with your own hands from the very morning. Make it a beautiful confession with candles!

We will need:

  • juice box;
  • cardboard, paper;
  • glasses;
  • candles;
  • sand or groats.

Take a small box of juice or milkshake. Cut off the top, rinse, form a small stand. It needs to be covered with paper. Make blanks from cardboard: one rectangle the width of the box, two more smaller ones. Glue them together and write the date with a marker.

Fill glasses halfway with sand. Instead, you can take cereals (rice is most suitable). Then place flat candles in them.

This decoration of the apartment in the morning will set a romantic mood for the whole holiday.

Garland of Hearts

This Valentine’s Day decor looks very impressive and can be made in just half an hour. Yes, the materials are simple.

We need:

  • cardboard;
  • decorative paper;
  • glue;
  • braid.

Cut paper and cardboard into strips about 1 cm wide. The paper should be a couple of millimeters narrower, and the cardboard should be 1 cm shorter in length. First, fold the cardboard heart (the strip is folded in half, folded inward and glued at the base). Then add paper on top in the same way.

Next, thread new strips into the resulting heart and glue the new element. Finish the garland with a piece of string that you can use to hang it from a shelf, chandelier, or whatever.

If you have a lot of time to spare, you can make very long garlands and decorate your room up and down by February 14th.

Vases with hearts

This is a very easy way to decorate the table for Valentine’s Day. 5 minutes – and you’re done!

We need:

  • glass bottle;
  • cardboard;
  • flowers.

A bottle of mineral water in this case can be an excellent base for a vase. Draw two hearts on the cardboard: one inside the other. Cut one with scissors and the other with a cutter. Attach it to the neckline with flowers.

We hope that on February 14 you will not lack flowers, and this decor will be especially pleasant for you.

See also: sweet homemade gifts for Valentine’s Day

Plush bowl

Arrange vases with soft, homemade valentines on sticks around the house. It’s very romantic!

We need:

  • cloth;
  • cotton;
  • cooking skewers;
  • vases, jars, bottles;
  • braid.

Earlier we told you how to make soft valentines with your own hands. There are several ways – you can see them in our selection. Once you have sewn the hearts, stick a culinary skewer into each of them. Fix them with a beautiful thin braid at the bottom.

Make bouquets of valentines and arrange them around the house on February 14th. Use glass drinks from drinks, ready-made vases, tall glasses. If you wish, you can even take tin cans and decorate them (how to do this – see here).

Plush garlands

Most often, an apartment is decorated with paper garlands made of hearts for Valentine’s Day. Do the same, but add comfort – let them be soft.

We need:

  • decorative fabric;
  • cotton;
  • decorative flowers;
  • yarn or wire.

Sew fabric valentines and stuff them with cotton. If you plan to string hearts on yarn, you will have to pierce them with an awl. And if on a fishing line or wire, you can get by with a needle or even do it without it.

Artificial flowers can be taken either ready-made or homemade. In one of the early master classes, we talked about how to make flowers from paper or napkins with our own hands.

Gather all the decor on a long thread. Then stretch another one horizontally and tie chains of valentines and flowers to it. With these garlands, you can decorate windows or hang them next to the table for a romantic dinner on Valentine’s Day.

Table decoration

This simple decoration requires a minimum of effort and materials, but it can transform a festive table. But these are just a few touches!

We need:

  • cutlery;
  • rose petals;
  • red wire;
  • thin braid;
  • pearl beads;
  • paper.

Cut out a heart from paper. Start winding its contour with a thin wire. Don’t make it too tight. The paper will then need to be torn and pulled through the holes so that only the voluminous wire heart remains.

Fold the napkin on a plate and wrap it with a thin ribbon. Pre-place a few pearl beads on it.

All that remains is to spread the petals and pearls around the plate, put a vase of flowers on the table. Decoration for a romantic dinner on Valentine’s Day is ready!

Valentine wreath

Create a romantic corner in your apartment on the theme of Valentine’s Day. Candles, warm colors, flowers – a simple recipe for a beautiful decor for the holiday.

We will need:

  • cans;
  • salt;
  • candles;
  • twine;
  • cardboard;
  • frames;
  • flowers.

Make candle holders from ordinary jars. Pour salt into them (in no case do not change salt for sugar – it burns!). Insert the candles, and intercept the neck of the impromptu candlestick with a string of twine.

Make at least 20 different sizes of valentines from cardboard. Then cut out a large thin circle. Glue valentines to it in a chaotic manner. It turned out a wreath of valentines – hang it on the wall.

Add frames with photos together or just with images of hearts to this composition. And you can complete the decor by February 14 with flowers.

Bonus video: 5 more life hacks

There are so many ways to decorate an apartment for the holiday that you can talk about them endlessly. Check out this short video for some great decor ideas for Valentine’s Day. Choose any! We are sure that you can easily repeat them.


We hope that this collection of ideas inspired you and you figured out how to decorate your house for February 14th. As you can see, everything is really simple – no creative skills or overwhelming time are required at all. A strong desire to arrange a beautiful holiday for your loved one, the simplest materials and, of course, a romantic mood is enough. We wish you a happy Valentine’s Day!

See also: DIY gifts for Valentine’s Day

How to decorate Valentine’s Day. Home decoration for Valentine’s Day

A beautiful legend about the appearance of the holiday

We will consider the most popular, a kind of Golden legend, which tells about the cruelty of Emperor Claudius II, who came to the conclusion that a man without a family behaves much more concentrated in battle … This idea so captured the emperor that he issued a decree forbidding men to marry, and then people began to seek help from a doctor and a priest – Valentine, with a request to secretly marry lovers.

It should be noted that Valentine was very sympathetic to the lovers, and of course he performed secret wedding ceremonies, but soon the emperor found out about the illegal acts of the priest, and locked him in a dungeon. Here, in custody, Valentine falls in love with a girl named Julia, but suddenly an order for the death penalty of a priest arrives, then he writes a message (valentine) to his beloved, in which he confesses his feelings. On February 14, 269, Valentine was executed, and since then he has been canonized, and February 14 is considered the holiday of all lovers! On this day, it is customary to give each other cute gifts, flowers, sweets and sign postcards – valentines. By the way, in Russia this holiday began to be celebrated relatively recently, around the beginning of 90-s.

What creates the right atmosphere?

A holiday will not be a holiday without an appropriate entourage, therefore, in addition to gifts and (possibly) treats, it is necessary to think about how to decorate the room in which the main action will take place. This will help you tune in to a romantic wave, experience a lot of positive emotions, and briefly distract yourself from everyday worries. Carefully thought-out decor of a public place – for example, the space of a boutique, showroom, cafe – attracts more people to the institution directly on the day of the festive event.

Hearts, doves and roses are considered to be symbols of February 14, or Valentine’s Day – their images are applied to paper products, shop windows, restaurant halls and photo studio spaces are decorated with fresh flowers, and photo zones are decorated with themed banners. Such decor options are quite expensive, and given that they only have to serve for one day, the purchase comes out as an invoice, especially if the order is placed not by the owner of the company, but by an ordinary person. A more profitable and unusual acquisition for February 14 will be figures and compositions from balloons in the current color scheme – red and pink.

Illumination for February 14

Passionate feelings of the holiday of love are always associated with a fiery flame. That is why you can decorate the room with candles. The more of them, the more romantic the situation will turn out. Notes of tenderness in the interior will be added by a decorative candlestick with semi-antique hearts.

Another original idea is to buy a 3D lamp in the shape of a cute bear with a heart.

You can also make hearts from LED strip in red and other colors and hang them around the room.

Wall decoration

On this magical day, everything should remind you of tenderness and love. You can hang a large cardboard heart on the wall, glued with corrugated paper flowers around the edges, and place your joint photo in the center.

Colored paper or thin twigs can be woven into an original wreath in the shape of a heart. It is better to decorate a chic decoration with rowan clusters, spikelets, ribbons, feathers, beads, sweets. Such a heart can decorate the door to the room.

Make a garland out of paper hearts by connecting its parts with a regular thread. Let the hearts be of various sizes and even colors. Do not limit yourself to your imagination so that the design is truly exclusive!

We decorate candles

We have already said that candles are ideal for creating an atmosphere of romance. And the creation of candle decor will only emphasize the grace of light and warmth emanating from the lights in the apartment.

It takes a few materials and your time to turn candles into an unusual and stylish addition to the festive interior for Valentine’s Day.

So, prepare:

  • Glasses;
  • Corrugated paper;
  • Decorative wire;
  • Well, the candles themselves.

In the absence of the latter, simply wrap a regular wire in a beautiful braid, or you can wrap it with thin corrugated paper.

To create a bright decor, simply arrange the most ordinary candles in glasses. Cut out hearts from corrugated paper so that their bottom is slightly rounded. For each glass, approximately 3 to 5 hearts will be needed. Wrap the glass with hearts. Look, you’ve got a flower candle. By placing several of these candles in a room, you will give your loved one an atmosphere of romance and warmth.

Making garlands

To create garlands for Valentine’s Day, you can use flowers, hearts, flags, balloons, that is, all available materials. A stretch of 2-3 garlands in the room will give a romantic decor.

To make flag garlands, use:

  • strong string;
  • cardboard;
  • colored paper;
  • glue.

Fold a cardboard rectangle. Draw half of the flag, cut it out, carefully straighten the resulting flag. Glue the heart cut out of paper to the flag. Lay the rope under the cardboard so that the ends of the flag are free. Inside you can hide a valentine with a sensual wish. A garland of flags can become an element of a romantic game or simply be an interior decoration for Valentine’s Day.

A garland of metal hearts will look unusual in the interior of the room.

Prepare:

  • Wire;
  • Pliers;
  • Glass;
  • Pretty braid or ribbon.

Cut a small piece (approx. 20 cm) from the wire. Fold it in half, wrap it around the glass, okay. So that the tips form the shape of a heart. We make such hearts, the more – the better, we connect them together with a beautiful braid or ribbon. We hang a metal garland over a window or under the ceiling – we get a simple and stylish room decor for Valentine’s Day.

The simplest DIY garland for Valentine’s Day is a heart garland. It will take you about half an hour to make it.

Prepare:

  • cardboard;
  • pretty paper;
  • webbing;
  • glue.

Cut the paper and cardboard into centimeter strips, making sure the paper is slightly narrower than the cardboard. First fold the heart from cardboard, and then from above from paper.

Then insert the following strips into the resulting double heart and secure with glue. Glue a ribbon to the ends of the garland and feel free to start decorating the room for Valentine’s Day.

Cut out hearts

A simple and beautiful way to decorate the interior with the help of hearts is to create a three-dimensional heart.

For 3 D decor, take:

  • Colored paper;
  • Pencil;
  • Scissors.

Draw hearts on colored paper, make an incision in the middle of each heart. Spread one side with glue, and connect the hearts together, bending the incisions inward. Volumetric hearts can be connected into a garland or placed separately in the decor.

You can also make wreaths in the shape of hearts. The frame of the heart – a wreath is made of wire and wrapped with double-sided tape. On which you can place flowers, berries, balls, twigs, hearts. Here, turn on the flight of fancy and hang heart wreaths on the doors and walls in your apartment.

An unusual decoration of the apartment for Valentine’s Day will be a big beautiful heart made of cones.

To create such a heart you will need:

  • cardboard;
  • heavyweight paper in a bright color;
  • adhesive;
  • scissors;
  • heavy thread (approx. 50 cm).

Cut the paper into 14 squares of 7 by 7 cm. And 3 times more squares of 10 by 10 cm. Cut out a large heart from cardboard. Now roll the squares into cones. Glue the larger cones on the outside of the heart, and the smaller cones on the inside. Hang a beautiful cone heart over your holiday table.

Table decoration

This simple decoration requires a minimum of effort and materials, but it can transform a festive table. But these are just a few touches!

We need:

  • cutlery;
  • rose petals;
  • red wire;
  • thin braid;
  • pearl beads;
  • paper.

Cut out a heart from paper. Start winding its contour with a thin wire. Don’t make it too tight. The paper will then need to be torn and pulled through the holes so that only the voluminous wire heart remains.

Fold the napkin on a plate and wrap it with thin ribbon. Pre-place a few pearl beads on it.

All that remains is to spread the petals and pearls around the plate, put a vase of flowers on the table. Decoration for a romantic dinner on Valentine’s Day is ready!

Valentine wreath

Create a romantic corner in your apartment on the theme of Valentine’s Day. Candles, warm colors, flowers – a simple recipe for a beautiful decor for the holiday.

We will need:

  • cans;
  • salt;
  • candles;
  • twine;
  • cardboard;
  • frames;
  • flowers.

Make candle holders from ordinary jars. Pour salt into them (in no case do not change salt for sugar – it burns!). Insert the candles, and intercept the neck of the impromptu candlestick with a string of twine.

Make at least 20 different sizes of valentines from cardboard. Then cut out a large thin circle. Glue valentines to it in a chaotic manner. It turned out a wreath of valentines – hang it on the wall.

Add frames with photos together or just with images of hearts to this composition. And you can complete the decor by February 14 with flowers.

Decoration with Chinese lantern balls

Chinese lanterns in red or pink color will bring a special flavor to the decorated room, they can be mounted on a chandelier above the festive table or on the curtain rod.

Blow Kiss

Another quick way to add a festive touch to your decor is to blow up as many balloons as you can. If red and pink are not to your liking, you can use neutral white balloons and paint hearts on them or decorate them with lipstick prints.

Surprise cracker

Don’t forget to make colorful surprise crackers. As a frame, you can use a toilet paper sleeve – it will give the cracker a shape. For wrapping, choose ribbons, colored paper or foil. And inside you can put a note with a compliment or a sweet surprise – the choice is yours.

Ornaments from simple newspapers

An old newspaper can start a new life as an unusual decoration. If you cut the newspaper into strips and then roll it up, you get tubes. One must be folded into a heart shape, and a small balloon should be placed inside. Then you need to wrap the ball and heart with the rest of the tubes and fix them with glue. After drying, the product is painted in pink or scarlet color. Now you should not be tormented by the question for a long time: what to give for Valentine’s Day? A few of these crafts will create a festive and joyful atmosphere in your home.

Compositions on shelves and fireplaces

You can create a whole decorative composition of paintings, flowers and other interesting things on shelves or fireplaces.

Joint photos

Decorating the room with joint photos will make it clear to the partner (partner) about your sincere feelings, the desire to maintain a warm relationship for as long as possible. You can place several framed pictures on the festive table, shelves, complement them with garlands of hearts, or make a photo collage on the wall with your own hands. Looking at the photos will bring back many fond memories.

Soft toys

Soft toys hugging hearts are also great to accentuate the festive atmosphere, they can be placed on the shelves, lined up on the windowsill or put one of them on the bottom of the festive table. In addition, you can collect a whole bouquet from small bears, for this, teddy bears need to be strung on steps, and wrapped with beautiful wrapping paper, tied with a bow. Such a bouquet will not only decorate the room, but also serve as an excellent gift for the second half. Such a gift will only have to be supplemented with a cute exclusive valentine.

Personal book of love

It is not difficult to make such decor. You will need ribbons, white and red paper, several hardcover books. Wrap them in red paper, glue hearts with inscriptions on the cover. It remains only to fold the books in a pile and tie with a ribbon.

It is advisable to opt for books, the theme of which corresponds to the holiday. Take romance novels, for example. After all, the partner may have a desire to flip through the book.

A more difficult option is to make personal love books. Take several photo albums, in each of which leave the required number of pages. The rest can be carefully cut off. Fill your photo albums with pictures you’ve taken together and other memorabilia like letters.

A picture instead of a thousand words

Surely there are a lot of buttons of various colors in the house, which are not worthy of use. They can be used to create a romantic picture. With threads or chalk, mark a contour on the fabric according to the size of the selected frame. Try several options for the location of the buttons inside the outline and choose the one that you like the most. It remains to sew the buttons to the fabric and cut it so that it is slightly larger than the frame. This is necessary to securely fix our picture in the frame.

Love message on bottles

Wine bottles will help you send a message to your loved one. Carefully clean them from labels, degrease the surface with alcohol and cover with acrylic paint. Special paints for glass, which are sold in needlework stores, are also suitable. When the painted surface dries, draw the desired letters on it. The decorative composition will be complemented by branches of artificial plants placed in bottles.

Decorating the table for Valentine’s Day

You don’t have to cook gourmet meals for a festive table. You can buy fruits, sweets, wine or champagne, make light snacks, but the table decor on February 14 should be special.
So, to decorate the table for February 14 you will need:

  • red tablecloth;
  • heart shaped plates;
  • candles;
  • holiday napkins;
  • rose petals.

Serve your festive table with beautiful tableware and cutlery. You can put valentines with a declaration of love under the plates to each other. Use fruits to decorate the table. From them you can cut beautiful figures.

Prepare a little surprise for your loved one. Write on hotel slips why you love him, roll them into tubes and put them in a three-liter jar that can be painted with white or red acrylic and tied with a bow. Be sure to put this jar on the table – it will definitely decorate it.

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Over the years, many people have tired of the pink color, so today you can find many original ideas for decorating a room in an unusual style for this day. Surprise your sweetheart and choose Valentine’s Day decor in green, yellow, blue or even black. Balls, flowers, candles and garlands should be in this color scheme.

To decorate your apartment, you can use figurines of characters from your favorite movies or computer games of your significant other. If your husband loves Batman or Spider-Man, take this idea into service for decorating an apartment. Give up angels and hearts – decorate your home with paper garlands with these characters and serve the table with napkins and plates with them.

It’s very easy to arrange an apartment for February 14th. Today in stores you can find candles, beautiful wrapping paper, original photo frames and a lot of things with which you can create an atmosphere of romance and love in an ordinary apartment. And, importantly, this design is affordable for many. You just need to show imagination, and if it fails, call on the Internet for help.

 

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How to arrange a house on Valentine’s Day

9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 the house has a fabulous decor, inherent only in the holiday of lovers – St. Valentine’s Day. To create a romantic atmosphere, it is not necessary to spend a lot of money on special decorations. Much can be done by hand. You just need to show maximum imagination and a certain amount of time to give your own home a romantic charm.

Decorate the front door

Such a huge loving heart is easy to make from felt or any other dense fabric. We cut out a shape from cardboard according to the template and glue it with the roses we created. For roses, we need a large number of red or pink felt circles. Circles can be cut out by eye, we do not need a perfectly even circle. Each circle will need to be cut in a spiral inward to get a snake. Around the inner end of the snake, you need to twist the spiral until a beautiful rose appears in our hands. Lubricate the “spine” of the rose with glue. After we have made enough roses, we glue them onto our template.

We decorate the windows in the house for St. Valentine’s Day

We already wrote earlier about how you can make valentines with your own hands. Hearts created from various materials can decorate window openings. Such garlands create a magical mood. From garlands with hearts, you can make the same pendants for chandeliers.
A romantic atmosphere in the house will be created by windows decorated with luminous garlands in the shape of hearts.

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Valentine’s room decor

Themes for decorating rooms for Valentine’s Day can be a huge amount. We offer only a few options that are easiest to create on your own.

In the room on Valentine’s Day, a charming composition of soft toys, garlands of hearts, airy hearts hanging from the ceiling look great.

Each romantic person imagines this holiday in his own way, of course, and he will create the decoration exclusively in accordance with his own preferences. But the main elements of decoration, symbols of the holiday, are hearts. For hearts, you can even use vinyl stickers, because they are universal: they are easy to stick and just as easy to remove after the holiday.

Valentine’s Dining Room Decor

Another main attribute of the holiday of all lovers are red roses – the traditional color of love passion. Bouquets of fresh flowers can be both the central elements of decor and part of a festively decorated room. You can create holiday wreaths, garlands from fresh flowers – it all depends on your imagination.

If the cost of fresh flowers is prohibitive, you can make roses with your own hands, using simple tools – felt, scissors, glue.
Napkins easily turn into decorations, the main thing is to fold them in the shape of hearts, fasten them with a thin ribbon and pin a valentine.

Valentine’s Day Bedroom Decor

Romantically decorated bedroom symbolizes love, tenderness, sensuality, passion. The tones of the bedroom interior can be different: from muted light to rich reds. But the presence of hearts is an indispensable condition. Pillows, canopies, curtains can be embroidered with valentines. And you can sew pillows in the shape of hearts yourself, we already wrote about how to make them. Valentine pillows are a classic of the genre that will never go out of style. Such pillows will always touch the owners with sincerity and tenderness.

Valentine’s Day Candles

Valentine’s Day is not complete without candles. Only the quivering flame of a candle can transform city apartments into a romantic corner full of comfort and magic. Often candles are placed near fragrant decorations, then the air is saturated with amazing smells.

You can find love-themed candles for sale, or you can create them yourself. The exquisite romance of Valentine’s Day, created with the help of candles, will add a special aura, distract from the gray everyday life, and remind you of the dearest and closest people.

Original and colorful compositions can be created using floating candles. And you can lay out candles in the shape of a huge loving heart and place them around the perimeter of the room. With such hearts made of candles it is easy to decorate a festive table.

Balloons – balloon decor for Valentine’s Day

Armfuls of red and white balloons on the walls of the rooms look festive and romantic. Balls can be decorated in the form of red and white hearts.

Balls perfectly decorate door and window openings, walls, niches, furniture in any room of the house.

Valentine’s Day Kitchen Decor

The kitchen should be decorated no less colorful than all other rooms in the house. It will create unusual dishes for a romantic dinner. Here everything should be saturated with the spirit of love.

In the kitchen room, fantasy can roam in full. Heart-shaped biscuit cutters, heart-shaped teapots, crockery. .. And decorations from garlands and balloons can complement the composition of the holiday.

It doesn’t matter where you celebrate Valentine’s Day, at a restaurant, with friends or at home. Your apartment must be decorated for this holiday.
Remember that the classic colors for decoration are red or pink, although nothing prevents you from using all the shades of this range and even diluting the classics with white or pearl tones.

Of course, nothing can diversify this extraordinary day more charmingly than your confessions of your feelings. These passionate confessions can be realized with the help of postcards hidden in the most secluded corners of the apartment.

In order to festively and romantically decorate a house for Valentine’s Day, to fill life with pleasant surprises, you only need a lot of love and a flight of your own imagination. Try to create, fantasize, decorate everything you see! Bring joy to your precious half on this wonderful holiday – Valentine’s Day.