
7. Use fruit and herbs in your decor. Psst – you can fake this too!
There is something luscious about the image of snow dusting the vibrant colors of fruits and herbs. Maybe it is because we subconsciously associate the freshness of snow and water with the nutrition of fruits, but that’s not the point. The point is that you could replicate that delicious image in your home very easily! Coat whichever faux fruits you’d like – berries, apples, pears – in a dusting of fake snow or glitter for a unique centerpiece. If you need a “glitter” recipe for a realistic snow appearance, try three parts white glitter to one part silver glitter, and thank us later.

If faux fruit is not your style, why not try drying real fruit? Thinly slice lemons and oranges and allow them to sit in a sunny spot for a while – they shouldn’t take more than a day or two. Their liquid should evaporate and leave their oil, which contains their scent. Yummy! They’ll smell great without getting sticky. Use them as a decor accessory on a wreath, make a garland out of them, or use them for ornaments! If you still aren’t into that, why not try using fresh herbs? That’s right. Wrap fresh herbs like rosemary or thyme around a pillar candle’s votive. The warmth from the lit candle will release its scent slowly and will probably make you super hungry.