Pinecones are perfect for January wreaths! These glittery pinecones with a flannel buffalo check bow are so pretty.

This snowy eucalyptus wreath is minimalist in a cozy Scandinavian kind of way. Bring some hygge to your front door with this wintery wreath!

Red poinsettias are Christmassy, but white ones are gorgeous for winter. These blooms have a snowy glitter to them and look absolutely stunning on a dark front door.

These Anthro inspired white and cream pom pom wreaths make a great and inexpensive January wreath. The little polar bears are a cute addition!

Minus the Merry Christmas sign, this snowy wreath would be gorgeous through January! This is a fresh wreath, but you could easily replicate it with faux greenery.

Minimal wreaths and decor can feel very Scandinavian and wintery. This easy tutorial can be used with any greenery!

I love this wreath (door hanger?)! On a dark door, this huge snowflake definitely commands attention! The rustic detailing makes it feel cozy and handmade.

Magnolia leaves are a beautiful green color, and transition perfectly from Christmas to winter to pretty much year round!

If you have access to cedars, balsams, firs and other evergreens, you can try your hand at making a fresh foraged wreath that will look lovely through January!

For a bit more color and an icy feel, try a wreath in pale blues and whites like this square winter wreath. Perfect for January!

This stunning white wreath is a classy and luxurious option for a January wreath. Guests are sure to oooh and ahhh over it!

This "snowball" wreath is a cozy and cute option for a wintery January wreath. Use the suggested colors, or all whites for a lovely effect.

White berry branches make a beautiful winter wreath, and stand out against a dark door. This project uses Dollar Tree supplies for an inexpensive project!