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This year’s simple fall decorating in the living room features pale pumpkins and faded rusts and greens to create a subtle autumn color palette.
Fall. The season of cozy. And probably my favorite!
I mean, who doesn’t like cozy pillows and throws, falling leaves, and yummy soups and pumpkin lattes? There is such a special feeling in this season. It’s the start of football. And school. And of course, sweater and boot weather!
This simple fall mantel decor features the muted shades of autumn with white pumpkins, copper elements, and natural grasses for a soft take on the season.
I mentioned earlier this week that I start my fall decorating with the kitchen, but the second spot I typically choose to decorate is the mantel! I don’t usually do much on the mantel for spring or summer, but in the fall and at Christmas, I like to make it feel special and bring in some natural elements of the season.
These simple fall kitchen decorating ideas center around nature and warm autumn colors to bring fall into your home in a soft and subtle way.
Every season has it’s own special feel, but fall is definitely a favorite of mine. There’s just something about the coziness of the season that really speaks to my homebody nature. Give me some yummy soup and a cozy throw and I’m as happy as can be!
I’m ready! Bring on the cooler weather, sweaters and boots, cozy throws, and pumpkin spice anything! Fall is hands-down my favorite season, and definitely one of my favorite to decorate for. And though I don’t go too crazy with decor, I love to decorate with subtle colors and textures of the season. And I love to share new finds with you!
Fall is definitely my favorite time of year. I look forward to decorating for fall almost as much as I do Christmas! And nothing makes me happier than incorporating things from nature to usher in the season. I naturally gravitate to a more neutral fall palette.
Are you someone who decorates for the season quickly, or do you take your time? Normally I spend a few days pulling out some seasonal touches, but this year I spent the better part of a month finally finishing!
I think some of the reason is that I had a certain idea of what I was going to do, and I ended up completely changing it almost before I even started.