Stunning Snow-Covered Homes to Make You Appreciate Winter
When asked to identify a favorite season, I think fall is the most popular answer. Spring or summer probably come in next, with winter as the least favored choice. But today’s snow-covered homes might help you appreciate the quiet beauty of winter.
A red house always looks pretty in fresh-fallen snow and this pretty New Hampshire home is no exception.
We only have a light dusting of snow here outside of Chicago. The snowstorm that blew through a few days ago just missed us. Although I’m not a fan of winter, I do love the look of fresh snow. And I like the two-tone siding on this new construction home in Crested Butte.
A classic New England home gets a fresh dusting of snow, which means it’s time to bring out the kids’ wooden sled.
Photo by Debra Kling Colour Consultant
This charming green bungalow in Park City, Utah, might be my favorite in today’s collection of snow-covered homes. If you truly want to be wowed by this house, check out the before photo. It’s pretty unbelievable.
Photo by Wildwood Construction, Inc.
It might be fun to spend a weekend in a snowy tiny house with the breathtaking mountains of Frankfurt, Germany, in the background. Huddle up around the fire with cocoa and marshmallows to roast.
A cozy black house is nestled in the trees just outside of Toronto. My son wants to build a new house and he wants it to be black and tan. Black is becoming a somewhat popular color for home exteriors.
Photo by Agostino Terziano Design
Nestled on Lake George in New York is a beautiful, European-inspired home. A pair of matching boat houses create curb appeal (in this case, lake appeal)’
Photo by Pagliaro Bartels Sajda Architects
This is the only stone house in today’s collection of snow-covered homes. It’s the historic Edwards house in Pennsylvania, built in 1776.
Photo by Period Architecture Ltd.
We started with a red house in snow, and we’re ending with another snowy red house located in Minnesota.
Photo by Albertsson Hansen Architecture and Interior Design
Here’s another view of the house, showing a close-up of some of the details.
Photo by Albertsson Hansen Architecture and Interior Design
Do any of these snow-covered homes stand out as a favorite to you?
I know we are looking at all the snow but these houses are adorable especially the smaller ones.
I loved the old stone home it was so regal looking in all that snow. I live in Oklahoma and had about 5-6in. It’s melting a little every day but it was beautiful.