Weekly Wednesday Wish List #241 -

Find 10 weekly picks in our Weekly Wednesday Wish List from cozy home decor and seasonal styling tips to easy recipes and simple ways to make your house feel like home.

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Welp.

Apparently when I mentioned in last week’s Weekly Wednesday Wish List that Mr. ERH’s prayers for snow had been answered with a couple of inches…God decided to keep listening.

Because now?

We are buried.

Winter Storm Fern absolutely whalloped our area (we live about 30 miles south of Boston), dumping close to two feet of snow and turning everything outside into a winter wonderland.

The kind that’s beautiful to look at, as long as you’re inside.

In your slippers.

With the heat on full blast.

Needless to say, I’ll be leaning all the way into cozy this week with lots of comfort food on the menu and decorating that doesn’t require leaving the house.

If I’m being completely honest, I’m not that mad about it.

Oh, and we might have another winter storm headed our way this weekend.

I think I need to talk to Mr. ERH about his prayers.

Yvonne | StoneGable

Weekly Wednesday Wish List #241 StoneGable living room with fresh greenery and throw pillows on couch.

1. WINTER DECORATING USING WHAT YOU HAVE: If your home is craving a little extra warmth this winter, Simple Ways To Make Your Home Feel Cozy In Winter Using What You Have shares easy ideas for decorating your home using what you already have.

2. AMAZON FINDS: See all my favorite new picks and trending accents from Amazon.

3. ALL-NEW WINTER DECORATING MAGAZINE: Winter is the perfect time to slow down at home. This beautiful 19-page printable guide offers calm, cozy winter decorating ideas that make your home feel welcoming without feeling overdone.

4. THIS AND THAT: Need a new lamp? I’m doing THIS, it’s brilliant! THIS is how to sow summer flowers now in zip-lock type bags. LOVE this! Make THIS for so many good-for-you reasons. Valentine’s Day will be here soon. THIS is an easy recipe to make for someone sweet. One of my favorite designers, THAT‘s it!

5. FABULOUS FINDS: Favorite Things Worth Sharing This Week

This perfect size ribbled serving bowl. Great for chips or salad.
The perfect little basket to organize your pantry or kitchen cupboards.
This little drink table would add so much character to a room.
LOVE this large blue-and-white painted vase. A statement piece at a great price.

LOVE this beautiful velvet upholstered bench. Such a classic piece with a twist.
Think spring- this handsome gold-finished rabbit. Perfect accent decor.
Don’t update your lamp, update your lampshade. This one is darling.
Get a set of two attractive and comfy linen chairs– $200.00 off. LOVE!

6. BEAUTIFUL HOMES TO TOUR: Maria shows us her magical one-day makeovers, so helpful! I LOVE Lo-Country style homes, this one is quintessentially southern in my favorite southern town. Let’s head to Beacon Hill and tour this beautifully decorated 1800s townhouse. See Maria talking about the biggest dining room mistakes.

7. FUN AND INTERESTING FACTS: How did the word tidbit come about? What is the most popular interior design color?

8. CURATED CLOSET: Adding A Little Class And Sass To Your Closet

This chic, tailored notched-collar cardi in three soft colors.
LOVE this black faux fur jacket.
This Mongolian cashmere crew-neck sweater– in various colors.
Last week’s most popular item.

LOVE this bell-sleeve tunic top– 25% off.
LOVE this white ruffle collar shirt– on sale.
3/4 sleeve pima tee– perfect all year round- on sale.
LOVE these sassy gold loafers– on sale.

9. CULINARY CORNER: Winter Minestrone Soup: Heat 2 tablespoons olive oil in a large pot over medium heat. Add 1 large chopped onion, 2 diced carrots, 2 diced celery stalks, and 4 minced garlic cloves, and cook 8 to 10 minutes until softened. Add 1 (28-ounce) can diced tomatoes with juice and 6 cups chicken stock (or vegetable stock). Bring to a boil, then reduce heat to low. Add 1 Parmesan rind (optional) and simmer 20 minutes. Stir in 1 (15-ounce) can cannellini beans, drained and rinsed, 1 cup ditalini pasta, and 2 cups chopped fresh spinach, and simmer 10 minutes until pasta is al dente. Season with salt and pepper to taste, remove Parmesan rind, and serve garnished with grated Parmesan cheese, chopped fresh parsley, and a drizzle of olive oil.

10. THE LAST WORD: Small changes in your home add up. In just 10 minutes, you can change the look of a space. See all the ideas here.

ANSWER TO #7: Tidbit originated in the 1600s, made up of two words: “tid” meaning nice or tender, and “bit” meaning morsel. White is the most popular color used in homes. It’s a true classic. Now you know.

Heidi | Eleanor Rose Home

Weekly Wednesday Wish List #241 Eleanor Rose Home Valentine's Day vignette.

1. VALENTINE’S DAY CRAFTS & RECIPES: A roundup of easy Valentine DIYs and recipes that are a great way to add seasonal charm to your home without much work.

2. COZY TIP OF THE WEEK: You might be surprised to learn that one of my favorite decor investments has been faux red geranium stems. I’ve used the same ones for years in my Christmas, Valentine, and patriotic decorating. They add a pop of color, feel classic and cozy, and work for way more seasons than you might imagine.

3. SPEAKING OF THE COLOR RED…If you think red is too vibrant and won’t work with the decorations in your home, you’re going to want to think again.

4. LITTLE THINGS I’M LOVING:

Marshall’s has some adorable Easter pillows. Here’s one that I brought home with me and some others I’m loving too.
These hydrangea taper candles are FABULOUS.
Update your front door with this bunny basket.
Check out these faux boxwood topiaries…so realistic looking!

Love, love, love this floral ceramic wall sconce.
The prettiest bunny toile stoneware collection.
A gorgeous writing desk with a marble top and spindley legs.
Mr. ERH and I have been debating removing the hooks we have in our pantry and adding this display shelf instead. Stay tuned for the decision on that!

5. FROM MY KITCHEN TO YOURS: Muffins are the ultimate winter comfort food, IMO. This blueberry buttermilk with lemon zest muffin recipe is one I make on repeat all season long because it’s easy, comforting, and always a hit.

6. UPDATING MY WARDROBE:

This cable knit cardigan is perfect for layering.
Another cozy cardigan, I love the pink color for Valentine’s Day.
The button detail on this boat neck sweater is the chef’s kiss.
This lace inset blouse is soooo much cuter in person.

The corset-like top of this midi dress is very flattering.
I love that denim skirts are making a comeback.
This gingham tote bag is perfect for running errands.
I literally love these pajamas so much, I bought another set.

7. MAKE THIS WITH ME: Since January is #nationalsoupmonth, I thought I’d share with you another way that you can use a soup tureen, besides serving soup. Using one as a centerpiece filled with greenery and seasonal stems is an easy way to add character to your table using something you probably have tucked away in a cabinet.

8. OVER ON THE ‘GRAM: 9 things I’ve purchased recently to make our home even cozier in 2026.

9. WEEKLY MOTIVATIONAL QUOTE:

“There is no charm equal to tenderness of the heart.”

Jane austen

10. GRAB YOUR COPY: Embrace a cozy lifestyle with ideas, recipes, and prompts inside our free cozy magazine.

Suzy | Worthing Court

Weekly Wednesday Wish List #241 Worthing Court breakfast nook in kitchen.

1. FAVORITE STYLING MOMENT: There are still a few things to do, but I am in love with how the breakfast nook in my kitchen is coming together. With the addition of some cabinetry and a little construction (to build the soffit), this space went from being a big blank wall at the end of my kitchen, to a cozy place to gather around the table.

2. EASY DECORATING TIP OF THE WEEK: Refresh your mantel for winter by removing seasonal décor and replacing it with framed art, candlesticks, or architectural pieces. This creates a timeless focal point that works beautifully well past the holidays.

3. DID YOU KNOW: Did you know that houseplants need less water in January because growth slows during winter? Overwatering is one of the most common cold-weather plant mistakes.

4. FAVORITE RECENT PURCHASE: The real star of my breakfast nook are my Lennox Benches from Ballard Designs. They are available in multiple configurations and over 200 fabrics. Currently on sale!

From decor, gadgets, organizing, and needlepoint – check out all my favorite Amazon purchases HERE.

5. LOVELY LIVING AND BEYOND: Embrace the beauty of winter. Bare branches, soft light, and quiet mornings have their own kind of beauty. Let the season be what it is without wishing it away.

6. READER QUESTION OF THE WEEK: “How do I organize my home so it still feels warm and lived-in?” See #10 for the answer!

7. WEEKLY AWESOME FINDS:

These hyacinth-textured hand towels add a soft, warm layer to a bathroom or powder room with a classic look that feels right at home.
This arched gold mirror adds a soft, elegant touch that instantly warms a bathroom while keeping the look classic and refined.
These highly rated sheets come in a myriad of colors and sizes and are one of those simple comforts that make a bed feel inviting, polished, and ready for a good night’s rest.
These cheerful Milagro heart napkins add just the right touch of color and charm to a coffee table or cocktail spread, making everyday moments feel a little more special.

This enameled cast iron Dutch oven has the prettiest color and feels like one of those timeless kitchen pieces you’ll reach for again and again.
This book light is a thoughtful little luxury, with adjustable warmth and brightness that makes evening reading feel cozy and easy on the eyes.
These hanging woven baskets are a simple, practical way to add storage while keeping spaces feeling neat, orderly, and thoughtfully put together.
This chunky wool and jute rug brings beautiful texture and a timeless, grounded look to a room, and it’s even sweeter to find a classic like this on sale.

8. WEARABLE STYLE:

This Valentine knit jersey pant set is cozy, soft, and just sweet enough to make staying in feel extra special.
This sweater tunic has that easy, timeless look that feels comfortable, flattering, and just right for everyday wear.
A classic trench coat like this one is a true wardrobe staple, timeless, polished, and perfect for layering through changing seasons.
This mixed media sweatshirt has that easy, relaxed look that feels soft, comfortable, and effortlessly pulled together for everyday wear.

These high-waisted SoComfy wide-leg sweatpants are the kind of bestseller that earns its place for everyday comfort while still looking pulled together.
This heart-patterned cardigan feels sweet and cozy in the most timeless way, perfect for adding a soft, charming layer to everyday outfits.
A cream striped long-sleeve tee like this is one of those timeless basics that layers beautifully and never goes out of style.
This satin button-front shirt has a lovely, polished drape that feels effortless yet timeless, perfect for dressing up everyday looks.

9. HOME HACK: Wipe down light switches and door handles weekly. Cold and flu season calls for a little extra attention to high-touch areas. A quick weekly wipe helps keep your home feeling cleaner and healthier.

10. ANSWER TO READER QUESTION (#5): Organization doesn’t have to feel sterile. Use woven baskets, wood trays, and soft textiles to store everyday items. When storage is beautiful, it adds to the room instead of taking away from it.