Today, I’m excited to share this year’s Fall Home Tour — a look at how I’ve layered in neutral fall decor and cozy details throughout our home. I love to refresh our home with each seasonal change, and just like I shared in my “Fall Nesting” post, decorating for fall is all about adding in cozy layers, natural accents, and comforting details that mirror autumn’s beauty.
The leaves are starting to fade and fall, the garden is slowing down, and I can feel the season gently nudging me to prepare our home for the colder months ahead. This time of year always inspires me to shift into a slower rhythm — adding warmth, soft textures, and little comforts that make home feel like a retreat when the weather turns cold. Each year, we like to take a weekend (or two) to do a little “home prep” before winter really settles in. This past weekend, we started tackling some of those tasks to prepare our home and garden for the colder months ahead — and it reminded me how much it can make the season feel calmer and more intentional.
Nothing gets me more excited to decorate for fall than when I see the leaves begin to turn colors around our home. Garden chores lesson as we prepare for winter, and I can’t help but shift my focus indoors to make every space around our home feel a little cozier. There’s just something about layering warm tones, soft textures, and natural elements that makes your home feel so inviting this time of year. I rounded up a few of my favorite Amazon finds for fall decor that you have seen me use around my home — pieces that I love for their timeless look, cozy feel, and the fact that they can be used year after year.
If you caught my post yesterday, I shared on the blog a cozy, neutral fall tablescape I created this year, inspired by all the things I’m loving right now. Fall invites us to slow down, savor the season, and make our homes feel extra warm and welcoming. To celebrate the release of my newest book, Making Your Home Meaningful, my publisher and I put together a special Fall Giveaway filled with a few of my favorite things to help you cozy up your home this season.
There’s just something about setting the table in the fall that feels extra special. The cooler air, the golden light, and those cozy evenings at home—it all makes me want to slow down and add a little seasonal charm. This year, I put together a neutral fall tablescape that’s simple, cozy, and so easy to recreate. If you’re looking for fall table decorating ideas that feel warm but not overdone, this look is for you.
As we say goodbye to summer and begin to embrace the signs of fall, I wanted to share a recap of all the happenings that took place for us this summer.
I hope this post finds you soaking up the last bit of blissful moments this summer has to offer. I have so many wonderful things I can’t wait to share with you that happened this summer. But before I jump back into sharing home and decor content, I wanted to give you an update on life and the reason for my extended absence, as many of you have reached out to check in on me.
It’s no secret around here that I love to find great deals on pretty much anything I’m in the market to buy. I love to hunt for bargains and search through clearance shelves, knowing I have stretched my dollars as far as they can go. One of my favorite places to look is on Facebook Marketplace. Most likely because of the convenience of being able to search through listings from the comfort of my morning chair with coffee in hand. I often get asked “How I find good furniture” on Facebook Marketplace, so today I’m sharing how I find furniture on facebook marketplace, with the hopes that it will help you find some treasures too!
Every new year, I like to begin by first reflecting on the previous year and then coming up with a goals list for the year ahead. If you caught my 2024 Recap post then you are up to date, and patiently waiting for me to reveal the secret project I finished last year (don’t worry that’s coming next). There is nothing I love more than the sense of accomplishment you get from crossing things off of that to-do list. Lists help me stay on track and remain focused on what to do next. And while not everything gets crossed off of the list when I think it will (remember, life happens), it fills me with motivation to keep going, keep tackling, even if it is just one small change at a time. As we settle into to 2025 I wanted to share some of the goals I have for this year.