Sharing my favorite simple farmhouse fireplace mantel decorating ideas for the whole year with pictures with more than 18 easy DIY fireplace mantel decor ideas!
One of my favorite things to decorate in our farmhouse is our fireplace mantels.
From holidays like Christmas, Fall, Winter to Spring & Summer & everything in between.
I hope you will be inspired to decorate your fireplace mantel throughout the seasons & everyday.
If you don’t have a fireplace mantel at your home many of these farmhouse decorating ideas would work well for any bookshelf to decorate!
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Fall Fireplace Mantel Decorating Ideas
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Fall Fireplace Mantel Decorating Ideas
This year for our fall farmhouse tour I could not wait for pumpkins to arrive so I used the color orange as my inspiration for our living room mantel.
We love to decorate our home with homemade items.
We made the fall garland & the Pallet Wreath Ourselves.
In our family room, I keep the fireplace mantel really simple centered with a faux fall leaf wreath and our cedar post houses modeled after all our previous homes.
In our dining room a beautiful magnolia wreath, a dough bowl with some wheat and candles keep it simple yet autumnal in our fall farmhouse tour.
Halloween Mantel
I created a simple & easy DIY Halloween with paper bats & surprised my 4 kids when they got home from school see the full fireplace mantel HERE.
Autumn Fireplace Mantel Decorating Ideas
A Fabulous fall Wreath makes the perfect Autumn Mantel.
Believe it or not, I have more Fall Fireplace Mantel Decorating Ideas including a beautiful neutral Fall mantel with a wheat wreath & more… To see them ALL go HERE
Christmas Fireplace Mantel Decorating Ideas
For our Farmhouse Christmas Tour, I used a lot of red, white and green to decorate our living room mantel with.
Simple evergreens and glass cloches, candles and oil lamps add warmth and add to the Christmas spirit.
Farmhouse Christmas Mantel
For our family room mantel I added our DIY – Magnolia Wreath along with our cedar post houses and more evergreens.
In our dining room I was inspired to decorate our Christmas table and fireplace mantel using green and gold accents.
I kept this Christmas mantel with beautiful evergreen garland & boxwood wreath from Trader Joe’s, you can see the full Christmas fireplace mantel HERE.
Winter Fireplace Mantel Decorating Ideas
I share how to decorate your fireplace mantel after Christmas throughout winter, in this post HERE.
Valentine’s Day Fireplace Mantel Ideas
For our Valentine’s mantel I added a clay heart to our Pallet wreath as well as some heart garland.
Spring Fireplace Mantel Decorating Ideas
St. Patrick’s Day Fireplace Mantel Ideas
I accented our St. Patrick’s Day mantel with surprise, green. 🙂
I even added a clay shamrock and some shamrock garland to our pallet wreath.
Yellow Spring Fireplace Mantel
After a long dreary winter I was inspired by the color yellow to decorate our spring living room mantel.
Easter Fireplace Mantel Decorating Ideas
For our Easter mantel it was important for me to celebrate the miracle of the holiday with a simple cross craft.
I kept our Spring dining room mantel very simple with spring garland, candles and white flowers.
Summer Fireplace Mantel Decorating Ideas
For our summer dining room mantel I added one of my absolute favorite seaside prints along with my cow creamer with some ferns from our garden.
4th of July Fireplace Mantel
In our family room, I wanted to celebrate our patriotism with a DIY Patriotic sign, our cedar houses and some star garland.
Summer Mantel Fireplace Mantel with Greenery
I decorated my summer living room fireplace mantel with fresh greenery. This is the perfect fireplace mantel for everyday farmhouse decor decorating.
I hope this inspires post you with many ideas to decorate your fireplace mantel throughout the year!
by Tara Lehman
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Your mantel always looks so beautiful for all of the different seasons! Those little houses are still one of my favorites!
Thanks Jenny!!!