Fall Decor & Design
Hello Friends! It was cold here yesterday, windy and in the low 50’s, which definitely helped it feel like fall has arrived. While I’m not ready for it to be quick that cold, it was sure a reminder that fall is here, and summer is now behind us, and what a great time to switch things up seasonally on our porch! Today I’m excited to be joining a group of 25 bloggers who are also sharing their fall porch tours today!
Hello Friends!! I hope you are having a wonderful weekend!! It was so much fun sharing our fall home tour, and living room with all of you this past week!! Even though the home tour is up, I’m still on the hunt for some more fall throw pillows, and ones that I can transition into my winter decor as well. If you are a familiar face around here, you know my approach to seasonal decor is subtle. I like to let nature do the talking, and don’t typically go for anything too flashy or noticeable when it comes to trinkets and pillows. As I’m searching for my own self, I thought it would be fun if I rounded up some of my absolute favorites – my fall must haves if you will, and share them all with you! Just in case you are wanting to do a little fall refresh yourself, here are 15 of my must-have fall throw pillows that have my eye right now!
Hello friends!! I know I’ve been talking about fall these past couple weeks, and have started to decorate for fall,…
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Hello Friends! I’m so excited to be sharing more fall looks around our home today, this time in our living room! I have some very special blogging friends joining me today. part of the Seasons of Home tour series, hosted by Kristen from Ella Claire. I have to tell you I was a little stumped this year when it came to adding fall touches to our living room. I couldn’t settle on a color to bring in or take out. My typical go-to grays just weren’t cutting it for me this time around. I went back to the colors I used in my fall kitchen, and how much I loved those.
I am back outside today in our patio area, this time with an orange & gray themed tablescape. Honestly this color combo sort of evolved on it’s own. I was collecting a few items to bring out on the table, and as soon as I placed them down all together, I loved the warmer tones of the copper and wood paired with the gray and white flannel blanket. I grabbed some muted pumpkins and some dark napkins, and before I knew it the look was complete!
Whether this is your first time visiting, or you’ve been a regular reader for a while, it’s no secret I love creating tablescapes! Honestly they are probably just about my most favorite thing to do ever, and I’m so excited to be participating in todays Season of Home series – Fall Tablescapes. This past spring we expanded our outdoor patio area, and transformed what was once over grown weeds and debris into this outdoor eating area. We have been fully enjoying this new space all summer long, and I’m so excited to continue to use it this fall, as we gather for chillier nights around the fire.
Hello Friends!! I’m so happy to be joining in another round of the Seasonal Simplicity Fall Series this week, this time sharing our fall decorated mantles or vignettes! Honestly, vignettes are my favorite thing to create – next to Tablescapes that is, I love creating smaller arrangements, and the flexibility to change it up as often as I feel, or leave it that way for months if I like. There is so much flexibility with it, and I like to think it’s the one thing I’ve been doing since I was 13, lol! The dresser turned buffet in our dining room is where I change out my decor seasonally the most. I love clearing it off completely and creating a new vignette every time. For fall I like to keep things pretty simple, stacked pumpkins are my go to, and I love how subtle these muted pumpkins bring in all the feels for fall.
Hello Friends! I’m so glad you enjoyed my DIY fall “wreath” I shared yesterday! It had been quite a while…
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I decided to do something little bit different than a traditional wreath. I love getting fresh wreaths for fall that will last me until Christmas, but since it’s still supposed to be in the high 80’s this week, I wanted to wait until the temperature drops a bit so it doesn’t speed up the drying out time. I wanted something that could be hung on our door, but also used in other places around our house as well.
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