Every year after all the different seasonal decor post have been published, I like to go back through and round up a photo from each post to group together the look from the entire season. I don’t know about you, but I like having everything in one spot, where I can find all of that seasons decor posts, and then hop around from post to post if I choose. It’s also fun to see the overall theme all in one post, and I can share more on why I chose those colors, or decorated the way I did. So here is my fall decor round up for 2018 from the fall seasonal posts this year.In the living room, I brought in some cozier colors. Working with tans, hunter green and charcoal gray. It was all about adding in some warmth, and a pumpkin here or there.
Other than the pumpkins, I think my most favorite addition is always the seasonal clippings I gather from outside. I joke that I never leave home without my clippers, and it’s true! I will totally pull over on the side of the road to snip a few branches here and a few branches there to put in vases all around my house, and that’s exactly what I did this year.
In the dining room, I carried in the touches of nature by filling a tray with pumpkins – faux and real, on my table. It’s simple, and I love that it can be used for everyday decor that I don’t have to fix or fuss with. 
I also took the leap and finally painted our dining room a darker color, and I am loving it!! You can read all about it HERE.
In the kitchen, I went for a minimalistic approach. I think because there really isn’t a whole lot of extra decor in my kitchen already, that when I do add a seasonal touch here or there it really stands out. 
And outside I filled our farmers porch with with cool toned pumpkins for a monochromatic look. 
I bought mostly white pumpkins, and then brought in a few cinderella pumpkins and autumnal squash, keeping things all in the same color wheel house, just variating in different shades.
Of course you can catch all my fall home decor posts, in one easy to find place. Just head to the menu bar under my logo at the top of the page. Click on DECOR, then SEASONAL, and you will see all four seasons organized. Click on FALL to see all of this years and past years fall themed posts.
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