This winter street scene lines up three small houses in a row with a tall church steeple rising behind them, a single pine tree, and snowy ground underfoot. Click below to grab the PDF for a quiet, screen-free, hands-on activity.
This Christmas village coloring page brings together three neat houses in a row, a pointed church steeple rising behind the rooftops, snowy ground in the foreground, and one pine tree at the side. With its rooflines, windows, and doors, this printable coloring page is a rewarding pick for older kids and adults who like working with sharp colored pencils or fine-line markers.
A closer look at the village layout
Setting up miniature ceramic or paper villages on a mantel is a classic holiday decorative tradition that celebrates small-town winter architecture. Having three houses side by side lets you try a coordinated color palette across the street, such as brick red, sage green, and warm cream walls with dark slate roofs. Coloring the windows in bright golden yellow or orange makes the buildings look lit from within against the white snowy ground.
Coloring and printing tips
- Choosing paper: Standard 20 lb (80 gsm) copy paper is great for colored pencils and crayons, while 65 lb (160 gsm) cardstock prevents marker ink from soaking through.
- Printer settings: Print the PDF download at 100% scale in black and white on US Letter paper, or select fit to page for A4 paper.
- Shading the snow: Keep most of the snowy ground white, adding just a whisper of pale blue or lavender along the base of the three houses and the pine tree.
- Behind the scenes: You can read more about how pages on this site are prepared on how my coloring pages are made.
For a smaller winter building tucked inside glass, try the snow globe coloring page, or switch to a cheerful animal character on the penguin with scarf coloring page. You can find every seasonal design on the Christmas coloring pages page.
