Simple Gingerbread House
A basic gingerbread house with a triangular roof, round door, and two square windows. Candy decorations like lollipops and gumdrop outlines on the walls.
Reviewed by the ColorHippo team • Updated July 22, 2026. Seasonal designs reviewed for crisp print quality at home, parties, or school.
A basic gingerbread house with a triangular roof, round door, and two square windows. Candy decorations like lollipops and gumdrop outlines on the walls.
A gingerbread house surrounded by a simple stone pathway leading to the front door. Clouds in the sky above.
A gingerbread house decorated with giant candy canes on either side of the front entrance and large candy canes marking a walkway.
A gingerbread house with thick frosting dripping down the roof edges like melting snow. Icicles hanging from the edges.
A gingerbread house surrounded by simple flowers made of gumdrops in the garden. A few butterflies flying nearby.
A gingerbread house with two lollipop-shaped trees on either side. Simple clouds and a smiling sun in the sky.
A gingerbread house surrounded by a fence made of chocolate bar shapes. A gate at the entrance.
A gingerbread house with a large wreath made of candies decorating the front door. Holly leaves and berries on the wreath.
A gingerbread house with peppermint-striped window frames. Curtains visible through each window.
A gingerbread house with licorice strips forming decorative trim around the walls and roof edges.
A gingerbread house with a roof made of large cookie shapes overlapping like shingles.
A gingerbread house with candy corn decorating the base and outlining the door and windows.
A gingerbread house decorated with simple piping designs on the walls - dots, lines, and squiggles made of frosting.
A gingerbread house with three simple gingerbread people standing in front - mom, dad, and child holding hands.
A gingerbread house covered with chocolate chip spots and dots across its walls in a decorative pattern.
A gingerbread house with decorative shutters shaped like sugar cookies on either side of each window.
A gingerbread house with a large striped candy cane chimney. Smoke puffs coming from the top.
A gingerbread house surrounded by simple snowflakes falling from clouds. Snow on the roof and ground.
A gingerbread house with a rainbow-colored candy door and a golden doorknob in the center.
A gingerbread house with a patio area decorated with jellybean shapes. Simple garden plots nearby.
A gingerbread house decorated entirely with frosting swirl patterns covering the walls and roof.
A gingerbread house at the end of a winding path made of alternating colored candy squares.
A gingerbread house at night with stars in the sky and a moon. Windows glowing with light inside.
A gingerbread house with marshmallow-shaped snow piles around the base and roof.
A gingerbread house with gumball decorations creating flower shapes in a simple garden.
A gingerbread house with a pretzel-twisted chimney and curly smoke designs coming from the top.
A gingerbread house with vertical candy stripes decorating the walls in a repeating pattern.
A gingerbread house decorated with licorice rope swags between the windows like garland.
A gingerbread house with marzipan figure decorations on the walls - simple people and animals.
A gingerbread house with a chimney made of bonbon-shaped stones stacked on top of each other.
A gingerbread house with a roof covered in sugar crystal patterns and dots.
A gingerbread house with an arched gate entrance made of candy canes on both sides.
A gingerbread house with an ornate frosting frame around the front door with icing rosettes in the corners.
A gingerbread house with a vegetable garden marked by large lollipop garden stakes.
A gingerbread house with chocolate shaving decorations creating wavy trim patterns around the edges.
A gingerbread house with festive garland made of candy shapes strung across between the roof points.
A gingerbread house showing individual brick-like cookie shapes making up the walls.
A gingerbread house with honey drizzle patterns decorating the front wall in simple flowing lines.
A gingerbread house with a thick icing border frame around the entire perimeter.
A gingerbread house decorated with lemon drop accents along the edges and roof line.
A gingerbread house with wafer cookie shapes showing as the siding of the house.
A gingerbread house with a twisty toffee-colored chimney design spiraling upward.
A gingerbread house with a roof made of individual gumdrop-shaped roof tiles.
A gingerbread house with a path of peppermint candies leading to the front door.
A gingerbread house with long frosting icicles hanging from the roof and window sills.
A gingerbread house with a simple tree made of caramel candy shapes beside the house.
A gingerbread house with candy wreaths decorating each window for a festive look.
A gingerbread house with a porch railing made of twisted taffy rope designs.
A gingerbread house with coconut flake-textured snow piles around the base and on the roof.
A gingerbread house with a large butterscotch candy-shaped door knocker on the front door.
A gingerbread house with a front door decorated in candy cane stripes.
A gingerbread house with a wreath made of sugarplum-shaped candies on the front door.
A gingerbread house with a roof made of fudge-colored tiles arranged in a pattern.
A gingerbread house with crystal-shaped rock candy decorating the window sills.
A gingerbread house with shutters shaped like fun-sized candy bars on the windows.
A gingerbread house decorated with molasses cookie cutout shapes in a repeating pattern on the walls.
A gingerbread house covered with spice drop candy shapes creating a decorative pattern across the walls.
A gingerbread house with a roof made of overlapping candy corn shapes.
This collection of gingerbread house coloring pages brings a candy wonderland to life. Kids can start with a Simple Gingerbread House and work up to elaborate designs featuring a Frosting-Covered Roof, Chocolate Bar Fence, and Licorice Trim Details. The Gingerbread House with Pathway leads through Gumdrop Gardens and past Lollipop Trees, while Candy Cane Lane offers a whimsical street view. Don’t miss the Candy Wreath Door, Peppermint Windows, Cookie Shingle Roof, and the playful Candy Corn Border that frames several sheets. Each page is designed for clean printing with bold outlines that hold up to crayons, markers, or colored pencils.
Classic gingerbread brown anchors most pages, but the real fun comes from the candy accents. Bright gumdrop reds, greens, and yellows pop against white frosting snow. Metallic gel pens or glitter markers add shimmer to the Frosting-Covered Roof and Licorice Trim Details. Younger children (ages 3–5) do well with the Simple Gingerbread House and Candy Wreath Door, which have larger open areas. Older kids and adults can tackle the detailed Chocolate Bar Fence, layered Cookie Shingle Roof, and intricate Peppermint Windows. Suggest a light blue or pale purple background behind the house to make warm candy colors stand out.
Teachers often print these free coloring sheets during December classroom parties or as a calm-down activity after recess. The Gingerbread House with Pathway and Candy Cane Lane work well as a group mural—tape pages together for a walkable neighborhood display. Parents use them at kitchen tables while real gingerbread bakes, keeping kids occupied and building anticipation. They’re also handy for holiday travel: print a stack with a small crayon box for airplane or car ride entertainment. The Candy Corn Border sheets make festive table placemats when colored on heavier paper or cardstock.
Turn colored pages into a standing village display. After kids finish their gingerbread house coloring pages, help them cut along the outer edges and fold a tab at the base to tape upright. Arrange Simple Gingerbread House pages at the back, with detailed Gumdrop Garden and Lollipop Trees scenes in front for depth. Add cotton ball snow, a paper-plate moon, and string lights overhead. This transforms individual coloring time into a collaborative family centerpiece that lasts through the holiday season—no actual baking required.
Gingerbread has been around since ancient Greece and was brought to Europe in the 11th century.
The first known recipe for gingerbread cookies was written in 1796 in America.
The tradition of making gingerbread houses started in Germany in the early 19th century.
In the fairy tale Hansel and Gretel, the children found a house made of candy and gingerbread.
Gingerbread houses can also symbolize good luck and prosperity during the holiday season.
The world's largest gingerbread house was built in 2013 and measured more than 2,000 square feet.
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