Fall Decorating Ideas
Once leaves begin to change and the warm air of summer begins to turn crisp, it’s time to start thinking about fall decorating ideas. Whether you have a cozy farmhouse or a modern rustic retreat, there are plenty of ways to add autumnal touches to your home. Remember, fall decorating doesn’t have to be expensive or time-consuming.
Pillows and throws go a long way in transforming a room quickly, and fall is the perfect time to trade out lightweight fabrics with materials that are heavier in weight and texture that add a sense of warmth. Use earthy hues and gorgeous knits for a well-layered look. Drape an extra throw on an accent chair or sofa to add coziness.
Fall is also the perfect time to bring outdoor seasonal elements in. Look to nature for inspiration when choosing a color palette. Feel free to switch it up mid-season for a smoother transition from summer to autumn. For example, use muted shades of green, brown, and white in early fall. Then, incorporate red, yellow, and orange hues as more leaves change colors.
Incorporate the color palettes of each season to keep your home feeling refreshed throughout the year.
In the autumn, look to the deep, warm hues of the leaves as inspiration. Adding artwork that reflects these warm tones pulls the look together.
Be sure to add ambiance with candles and warm lighting. Consider adding levels to your lighting layers with table and floor lamps and sconces to ignite the senses in every room. Natural materials go hand-in-hand with fall décor with their deep textural elements. Incorporate pieces of wood, fall foliage, brass, or woven fabrics to bring warmth to any vignette.
For further ideas on decorating for fall, check out my posts on Rustic Fall Decorating Ideas, and Rustic Thanksgiving Tablescape Ideas.
Fall Floral Display in Vibrant Yellow, Rust & Pinks
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Lucy of the Craftberry Bush Blog created this beautiful arrangement by combining florals she purchased at the grocery store along with hydrangeas from her garden. She used mums, foraged branches and even a few crab apples. She then placed all the flowers in a vase and then placed the vase into this basket she found at the Dollar Store.
Modern Fall Tablescape Design in Shades of Orange, Peach & White
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Faux floral arrangement created from Afloral, an online floral shop with a small team that carefully curates a custom and seasonal collection of boutique, premium florals and vases you can’t buy anywhere else.
Here are a few more fall decorating ideas to get you started
1. Choose a fall color palette in warm reds, oranges, yellows, and browns. You can also opt for neutrals such as caramels and earthy hues of browns. Fall colors work well with bronze, gold, and silver metallics that add symmetry to a room. Copper also adds instant warmth and country charm.
2. Use natural and organic elements like pumpkins, gourds, and leaves to bring the outside in.
3. Display rustic vases filled with gorgeous fall branches and bowls of bright red apples or green pears to add a splash of color.
4. Swap out your throw pillows and blankets for ones in warm, rich colors like burgundy, rust, and mustard.
5. Create a fall centerpiece for your dining table using fall foliage, candles, and seasonal flowers. Impress your guests with gorgeous centerpieces and fall-themed dinnerware. Create an artful arrangement of pinecones, dried berries, leaves, twigs, and apples to be a conversation starter.
6. Create a cozy reading nook with a plush chair, a soft blanket, and a stack of books.
7. Hang a wreath of fall foliage or dried flowers on your front door. Wreaths also look stunning hung on windows and interior doors and walls.
8. Use candles in scents like pumpkin spice or apple cider to add warmth and fragrance to your home.
9. Add a fall-inspired doormat to welcome guests.
10. Bring nature home with branches, botanical art, and textiles reflecting fall foliage.
11. Plaid is a quintessential fall look that pairs perfectly with florals, herringbones, or graphic dots. Plaid and floral have an exciting way of balancing each other out and are an unexpected way to draw interest visually.
12. Create a simple fall simmer pot to infuse the air with cozy scents like apple, cinnamon, cloves, and rosemary.
With a few of these simple touches, you can create an inviting and cozy home all season long.
When Should You Start Decorating for Fall
There is no hard and fast rule about when to start decorating for fall, and many people choose to add autumnal touches to their homes in late August or early September. A rule of thumb is to begin with your interior décor in late September or early October. When the weather is cooler and the leaves have turned, your outdoor decorations can follow suit.
Some may wait until the official start of fall, typically around September 22nd or 23rd. Ultimately, deciding when to start decorating for fall depends on personal preference and the individual’s excitement for the season. Just remember to have fun and enjoy the cozy and festive atmosphere that autumn decor can bring to your home!
Fall Decorating Ideas for Entranceways
Fall is a beautiful time and the perfect time to decorate your entranceway to welcome the season. Summer-to-fall transition decor is all about swapping in new textures, accents, and foliage in a color palette that better reflects the cozier feel of the season.
First, choose a color scheme that complements the fall season. You can use warm colors like orange, red and yellow, or go for a more rustic look with brown, green, and gold.
Next, add some natural elements to your decor. A console table in the entranceway is perfect for displaying candles and small pumpkins, gourds, and dry grasses. You can add some fall flowers like mums and asters to add color and texture. Swap out your entranceway area rug with one that reflects fall colors.
Finally, remember to add some personal touches to your home decor. You can use signs, wreaths, or other decorations to showcase your unique style and personality.
Collection of Faux Florals
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Fall Entranceway Design in Neutrals
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Collection of Faux Florals
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Burgandy Green Tall Faux Leaf Branches
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Take home decor and interior design to the next level when you create arrangements with tall, natural-looking artificial branches. This colorful and stunning faux leaf branch has burgundy and green leaves with realistic details that perfectly replicate nature. Style a few of these branches in a vase for an everyday table centerpiece that brings permanent beauty to your space.
Faux Magnolia Leaf Branch
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A stunning way to bring life and the feeling of nature into your interior design is to style the most realistic artificial branches in statement vases. Start with this faux magnolia branch that has perfect, natural-looking green leaves. For an elevated everyday arrangement, showcase several of these leaf branches alone in your favorite vase. Or, style them with silk magnolia flowers to create an over-the-top console table centerpiece to ready your home for Fall.
Living Rooms Ready for Autumn
One of the best ways to decorate a living room for fall is by incorporating warm and cozy textures. Swap out lightweight fabrics like linen and cotton for heavier materials like wool, tweed, herringbone, faux fur, and velvet. Add plush throw blankets and pillows in rich colors like burnt orange, deep red, and golden yellow to create an inviting. Cashmere throws and blankets make sophisticated accents for your couch and cozy accompaniments for brisk fall evenings.
Here are a few more fall decorating tips for your living room
1. Decorate your hearth to keep up with the new season. Embellish it with autumnal elements such as gourds, twigs, candles, and pinecones to create a warm focal point. Infuse bright bursts of color into your living room by adding it to the mantel or coffee table.
2. Popular seasonal blooms to use in the living room include dahlias, asters, chrysanthemums, and camellias. Choose pots and urns in muted earth tones to pick up on the fall theme and provide an appealing contrast to your flowers—group neutral, dried grasses with woven and sculptural vases for a calming vignette.
3. Incorporating seasonal decor is another way to bring the fall into your living room. Place pumpkins and gourds on your mantel or coffee table, and display fall foliage in a vase. Candles with scents like cinnamon and apple can also help create a fall ambiance.
4. Finally, consider swapping out your artwork or throw pillow covers for pieces that feature fall themes like leaves, pumpkins, and harvest motifs. By combining these elements, you can transform your living room into a warm and inviting space perfect for autumn.
5. As temperatures cool, introduce soft textures to your home decorations. Place wool or cotton throws on your couch. Or put them inside a woven basket where family members can easily pick one up to keep themselves warm during crisp evenings. Add cozy decorations in lounge areas and bedrooms, like plush area rugs, throw pillows, and bedding.
6. Infuse your home with the relaxing ambiance of fall. Use flameless candles and lanterns for a soft glow at night. Then spray scents featuring notes of pumpkin spice, apples, autumn woods, or cinnamon throughout your space.
Fall Decorating Ideas for the Living Room
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Autumn’s Softer Side
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Bring the countryside indoors with a warm blend of gentle autumn hues and natural-looking flowers and accents. This beautiful wreath and garland are part of the Briarwood Cottage Foliage Collection by Balsam Hill, and are designed using Autumn leaves, hydrangeas, white berries, pinecones, and rose hips.
Living Room with Fall Pillow Covers
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Artificial Nandina Leaf Branch
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Elevate your home decor with nature-inspired faux leaf stems like this artificial nandina leaves branch. Also known as Heavenly Bamboo and Sacred Bamboo, these colorful burgundy green fake tropical branches are simple to style in a tall vase.
Fake Peony Flowers in Sunset
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Find artificial flowers for fall home decor, like this stunning silk peony stem in terracotta orange with mauve accents. These fake peonies are the perfect autumn hue to complete your fall wreaths and vase arrangements.
Fall Living Room with Warm, Earthy Tones
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Grace, of Nesting with Grace suggests decorating for fall by using cut branches in statement vases, adding artwork in fall tones, draping cozy blankets over the sofa or arm of a chair, displaying seasonal books, and throwing in a few pumpkins and candles.
Touches of Orange add Warmth to this Cozy Fall Living Room
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How to Decorate a Kitchen for Fall
Simple touches can make your kitchen a comfortable refuge for cool autumn evenings. Seasonal foliage in small wreaths, garlands, or tabletop arrangements brings the season’s beauty indoors.
Cream Magnolia Fake Flower Branch
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Simple styling has never been more simple, or beautiful! These artificial cream magnolia stems are perfect for any space or any season. Bold enough to be styled alone, yet make the perfect neutral focal bloom for your spring or fall centerpieces. This realistic faux magnolia stem offers blooms that are fully open as well as partially open for an ultra-realistic look.
Preserved Taupe Hydrangea Full Bloomed
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It’s easy to upgrade your modern decor with these taupe preserved hydrangea flowers that instill the feeling of nature. They are simple to style in a vase, dried floral arrangement, or Spring or Fall wreath!
Fall Dining Room Ideas
Remember to add Autumn charm to your dining room and create a cozy atmosphere for family and friends. Here are some tips to help you decorate your dining room for fall:
1. Add warm colors: Use warm colors such as orange, yellow, and red to add a touch of fall to your dining room. You can do this by adding a fall-colored tablecloth or using fall-themed placemats.
2. Use fall-themed centerpieces: Add some fall-themed centerpieces to your table to add a touch of fall to your dining room. You can create a beautiful fall centerpiece with pumpkins, gourds, or fall flowers.
3. Add fall-themed decorations: Use fall-themed decorations such as fall leaves, acorns, and pinecones to add a touch of fall to your dining room. You can use these decorations on your table or around the room.
4. Use candles: Candles are a great way to add warmth and ambiance to your dining room. You can use fall-scented candles to add a touch of fall to your dining room.
5. Add a cozy rug: A soft area rug in fall colors in your dining room can make it feel more inviting and warmer.
Striking Fall Foliage
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Fall Floral Dining Room Display
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Dahlia & Pumpkin Forest Foliage | Farmhouse Charm
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Add a rustic touch to your spaces with earth-toned foliage. Fall flowers arranged with white pumpkins help bring the beauty of the countryside home. The Dahlia & Pumpkin Forest Foliage Collection of wreaths and garlands is created from dahlias, white pumpkins, snowberries, Norway maple leaves, and assorted greenery.
Autumn’s Softer Side
Image Courtesy of Balsam Hill
Bring the countryside indoors with a warm blend of gentle autumn hues and natural-looking flowers and accents. This beautiful wreath and garland are part of the Briarwood Cottage Foliage Collection by Balsam Hill, and are designed using Autumn leaves, hydrangeas, white berries, pinecones, and rose hips.
Fall Tablescape with Pears
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Fall Decorating Ideas for Bedrooms
Fall is the perfect time to add warmth and coziness to your bedroom decor. Here are some tips to help you decorate your bedroom for the season:
1. Add soft and cozy textures – Use plush blankets, fluffy pillows, and soft rugs to create a warm and inviting space.
2. Choose warm colors – Think rich browns, deep oranges, and warm yellows. These colors will help create a cozy and inviting atmosphere.
3. Use fall-themed decor – Add pumpkins, fall leaves, and other autumn-themed decorations to your bedroom to bring the season’s spirit indoors.
4. Add ambient lighting – Use warm, soft lighting to create a relaxing and cozy atmosphere in your bedroom. Try using string lights, candles, or a Himalayan salt lamp.
5. Layer your bedding – Add blankets and throws to create a warm and inviting space. Mix and match different textures and colors to add visual interest.
Cozy Layers for Fall in the Bedroom
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Fall Bathroom Decorating Ideas
Fall is a great time to decorate your bathroom and make it feel cozy and inviting. Here are a few tips to get you started:
1. Add some fall-themed decor. You can use fall leaves, pumpkins, and acorns to create a warm and inviting atmosphere.
2. Use warm colors. Shades of orange, red, and yellow can help create a cozy feel in your bathroom.
3. Add some candles. Candles not only provide a great light source but can also add a pleasant scent to your bathroom.
4. Use seasonal towels and rugs. Switch out your regular towels and area rugs for ones with a fall theme.
5. Add some fall-inspired artwork. Whether it’s a painting or a print, artwork can help tie together your fall-themed bathroom.
With these simple tips, you can transform your bathroom into a cozy, inviting space perfect for fall.
Fall Bathroom Ideas
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Outdoor Fall Decorating Ideas
Offer your guests a warm and cheerful welcome. Adorn your front door or porch with vibrant décor highlighting nature’s bounty. Lush wreaths and garlands with bronze, gold, brown, and orange foliage draw the eye and brighten your doorway.
Adding seasonal plants and flowers is one of the easiest ways to decorate for fall outdoors. You can choose from various options, including mums, pansies, and asters. These plants are all great for fall and will add color to your outdoor space.
Add other elements for visual interest, such as pre-lit pumpkins that tie in well with the harvest theme. Their distinct, weathered look makes them stand out from the usual jack o’ lanterns. Traditional metal lanterns radiate elegance and cast an inviting glow when evening sets in.
Get your front porch ready for the fall harvest with a pair of planters surrounded by faux pumpkins, gourds, and mums. Mix in a few lanterns to add a welcoming glow to evening gatherings. Other options to add to your outdoor space are real pumpkins, hay bales, and scarecrows.
If you have a porch or deck, add some fall-themed pillows and blankets to make it feel more cozy. You can choose from various colors and patterns to match your outdoor space.
Finally, remember to add some lighting to your outdoor space. You can hang string lights or lanterns to create a warm and inviting atmosphere. These lights will also help you enjoy your outdoor space even after the sun goes down.
Outdoor Fall Decorating Ideas
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Pumpkins & Fall Florals
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Outdoor Seating Area Decorated with the Glorious Shades of Fall
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Create a festive retreat for guests with lots of plush seating and a mantel swathed in a foliage garland made from a combination of oak and magnolia leaves. Decorate only one side of the fireplace for a modern feel. Complete the look with simple and weighty pottery crocks filled with autumn leaves, hydrangeas, and berries.
Outdoor Harvest Bloom Foliage
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Celebrate the beauty of the changing seasons in Autumn’s vivid colors with Balsam Hill’s Outdoor Harvest Bloom Foliage. Add welcoming warmth and color to your outdoor décor with these vibrant fall florals. Series includes garland, mailbox swag and garland.
Front Porch Ready for Fall
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Lucy of Craftberry Bush decorated her porch with pumpkins, florals and greenery.
Outdoor Heirloom Pumpkins
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Pumpkins are a timeless Autumn staple. Create a warm harvest welcome for family and friends with the Outdoor Heirloom Collection from Balsam Hill. Arrange these pumpkins on the front porch or by the hearth to add festive flair to your fall décor.
Striking Fall Tablescape with Pumpkins & Florals
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Look to the land for seasonal table décor. Remove the top of heirloom pumpkins to create a trio of festive vases. Fill them with bouquets of roses, persimmons, wheat, dried lotus pods, hydrangeas, fern fronds, and oak leaves.
Creative Fall Floral Display
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Carve out a medium-to-large pumpkin to fit a store-bought pot of mums. Then, simply place inside as you would a pot. To maximize the look, fill smaller gourds with containers of pansies to create a lovely fall trio.
Rustic Fall Entranceway
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A beautifully designed front porch area with fall garland and wreath.
Country Fields Wreath and Garland
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Add countryside charm to your fall decorations with this collection designed by celebrated floral artist Brad Schmidt. The Country Fields Wreath & Garland Collection has wheat stalks, corn husks, and turning maple leaves complement mums, Japanese lanterns, and berry clusters in lively auburn and orange shades. Display on the front porch or in the living room to welcome the season into your home.
Outdoor Harvest Bloom Foliage
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Celebrate the beauty of the changing seasons in Autumn’s vivid colors with Balsam Hill’s Outdoor Harvest Bloom Foliage.
What is the Best Fall Foliage to Use?
There are so many beautiful options to choose from when it comes to fall foliage and flowers. I love using deep red and orange leaves and vibrant yellow and purple blooms to create a stunning autumnal display. Some of my favorites include maple, oak leaves, marigolds, and chrysanthemums. Of course, it’s essential to consider the colors and style of your space when choosing fall foliage and flowers, but with so many options available, you’re sure to find something that works perfectly for your needs.
Popular seasonal blooms include chrysanthemums, marigolds, asters, camellias, and dahlias. Choose pots and urns in muted earth tones to pick up on the fall theme and provide an appealing contrast to your flowers.
Fall Pumpkin & Floral Arrangement
Image courtesy of Jim Franco Photography
A striking floral arrangement using a cut out pumpkin filled with violas, pansies, red and green leaf lettuce, thyme, and rosemary. Clean the pumpkin with a Clorox wipe, cut a hole in the top, and scoop out seeds. Line with aluminum foil or a plastic bag, and fill three-quarters full with potting soil and plants.
Outdoor Harvest Blossom Garland
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Add welcoming Autumn color to your outdoor décor with the Outdoor Harvest Blossom Collection.
Where’s the Best Place to Purchase Fall Decor?
Two of the best places to purchase Fall Home Decor are Balsam Hill and Afloral. Balsam Hill is the perfect choice if you are looking for seasonal wreaths, garland and faux floral arrangements.
Afloral has a small team that carefully curates a custom and seasonal collection of boutique, premium florals and vases you can’t buy anywhere else. They test every item in our homes, source only from unique and sustainable vendors, and deliver an environmentally thoughtful experience from seed to centerpiece. Here you’ll find a gorgeous selection of faux and dried florals, pinecones, dried oranges and stunning vases. They are definitely worth checking out!
Autumn’s Softer Side
Image Courtesy of Balsam Hill
Bring the countryside indoors with a warm blend of gentle autumn hues and natural-looking flowers and accents. This beautiful wreath and garland are part of the Briarwood Cottage Foliage Collection by Balsam Hill, and are designed using Autumn leaves, hydrangeas, white berries, pinecones, and rose hips.
I hope you enjoyed this post! For further ideas on decorating for fall, check out my posts on Rustic Fall Decorating Ideas, and Rustic Thanksgiving Tablescape Ideas.
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