Welcome in the autumn season by taking a peek inside a few of our favorite bloggers’ homes, decorated with fall-inspired accents, neutral hues, and loaded with warmth. We have put together an inspiring collection for you to enjoy, early enough to give you some ideas so that you can begin planning how you want to decorate your home for fall. The harvest season is almost upon us, so get ready to bring some holiday cheer into your home. Don’t forget to let us know in the comments which one of these bloggers homes has most inspired you and why! When do you begin your holiday decorating?
Note: If you are looking for some more fall-inspired decorating ideas, have a look at a couple of our past favorites: 25 Insanely cozy ways to decorate your bedroom for fall and 46 of the Coziest Ways to Decorate your Outdoor Spaces for Fall.
1. This cozy farmhouse fall living room is decorated with white pumpkins and lambs ear stems sourced from Michael’s. They are nestled in a wood crate from Magnolia Home. (via Little Vintage Nest)
2. If you find it too early still to decorate your home in full-force for fall, just start with some simple decor like this blogger did. The entryway features a wooden “Pumpkin” sign and a subtle yet festive autumnal wreath, which sets off nicely against a pale gray backdrop. (via AKA Design)
3. This fall decorated home’s entry features a deer head wall decor sourced from Wayfair as the starting point. Wall hooks display a fall assortment, such as an artificial cotton garland and a rosemary wreath. Additional adornments includes rain boots filled with fresh clippings and white pumpkins in a wood basket. (via Home Stories A to Z)
4. This farmhouse table is filled with farmhouse style decor. This includes: dried hydrangeas, faux and real pumpkins, faux magnolia and real seeded eucalyptus branches. Mixed together, you have a casual yet elegant tablescape. For seasonal decorating, this blogger enjoys decorating with real and faux greenery. She says that “when you add something fresh to the faux, you have greater difficulty telling which is which!” (via Home Stories A to Z)
5. A close-up detail of this farmhouse dining table shows how you can entertain your guests in style for the fall season. A small pumpkin is set on layered plates and round water hyacinth placemats. A neutral scheme allows the greenery to take center stage. (via Home Stories A to Z)
6. This coffee table features an olive bucket filled with dried hydrangea stems and a wood bowl filled with vintage wooden spools and pinecones. This blogger stated that she enjoys decorating with natural elements in every room for simple DIY home decor. (via Home Stories A to Z)
7. A bar cart is decorated with some fall accessories. An autumn-inspired wreath is hung from some DIY herringbone doors, get the full tutorial here. (via Home Stories A to Z)
8. Just a few small DIY details in this kitchen gives it the flavor of fall. Hint: Just add pumpkins! (via Home Stories A to Z)
9. Don’t forget to decorate your fireplace mantel, layering it with pumpkins and gourds and vases with fresh greenery (or faux). (via Home Stories A to Z)
10. Your front entryway is where guests are welcomed into your home, so you want to make it look inviting. This blogger added plenty of warmth to this outdoor porch by infusing it with neutral colors to match the theme of the decor inside. Decorations includes white, heirloom and fairytale pumpkins, cream mums, lanterns, hay bales and a pretty, neutral fall wreath. (via The Grace House)
11. This fall decorated kitchen features a large lantern that casts a romantic glow in the evening. Set around it are white pumpkins and a vase filled with dried florals in fall hues. (via Stone Gable Blog)
12. Set up an apple cider station, it would be charming highlight to your fall entertaining. (via Clean and Scentsible)
13. A wooden tray features pumpkins, candle holders of varying heights and a vase filled with greenery. This is the perfect DIY to decorate your coffee table. (via Craftberry Bush)
14. Add some simple decor around your fireplace such as an Autumn sign accented by a couple of pumpkins. The sign adds height to the fireplace decor. A basket offers a plaid throw for those chilly nights. (via Love Create Celebrate)
15. A fall DIY project decorates this brick fireplace hearth, featuring a gold dipped coral pumpkin. You can find the simple tutorial right over here. (via Monica Wants It)
16. Add a fall touch to your living room with a vintage olive bucket filled with some fun little pumpkins and a throw for added warmth and visual texture. (via Home Remedies)
17. A living room coffee table is decorated with neutral fall decor, a woven basket filled with pumpkins, galvanized buckets and springs of faux greenery. (via Liz Marie Blog)
18. A dining table is decorated with a simple centerpiece, adding a beautiful DIY touch. Chalk full of layered pumpkins, faux magnolia, artichokes and sprigs of greenery. Don’t forget the candles for ambiance! (via Craftberry Bush)
19. This Apothecary cabinet is complimented by a DIY Happy Harvest printable, which is free to download from here. It’s a great neutral piece that will flow really well from early fall all of the way to Thanksgiving. Additional decorations includes a birch pumpkin and worm-y frame from Target, a candle was from Pottery Barn and an antler found in the great outdoors! The stoneware pitcher was from Homegoods, filled with faux olive branches and pomegranates (JoAnnes). (via Nina hendrick)
20. This front entryway features a corn husk wreath from Homegoods, along with some neutral pumkins and mums. (via Cassie Bustamante)
21. An old tool caddy if filled with PeeGee hydrangeas and white pumpkins. The hydrangeas were at their peak to be cut and brought in for drying. Two hammered silver hurricanes stacked with pumpkins flank each side of the tool caddy. (via Stone Gable Blog)
22. This blogger has combined her love of neutrals and white, with a hint of orange. She lined her sofa table with chic coverless books and layered in some pumpkin terrariums—repurposed glass dome covered clocks that were a thrift store find. (via Craftberry Bush)
23. A fall-inspired mantel features three wreaths, each one framed with newly painted gold frames. This creates a rustic-glam aesthetic. Other decorative items includes a layering of books, various colored pumpkins and Limelight Hydrangeas set on the coffee table in the foreground. FYI: All the items on the mantel were either purchased at the thrift store, or the blogger already owned. Each year, she repurposes in new creative ways. (via Craftberry Bush)
24. Varying sizes and hues of cloth pumpkins fill a textured basket, spilling onto the floor next to a pair of rain boots. The pumpkins are from an adorable store on Etsy called Flax & Willow. (via Craftberry Bush)
25. A natural Fall tablescape features a garland consisting of pear branches and fresh pears. A simple DIY centerpiece that look good enough to eat! (via Becky Cunningham Home)
26. A neutral fall centerpiece graces this dining table, decorated with a burlap runner and accented by copper candles from Wildlust Wicks. An old wooden dough bowl is filled with faux white pumpkins, a gourd, and berries with greenery from Michael’s. (via Little Vintage Nest)
27. As the cooler temperatures start to set in, why not decorate your bedroom with touches of fall. You can being by adding some extra cozy warmth in your bedroom. This one features a gray and white flannel blanket under a white quilt and a cozy cable knit blanket set on top to prepare for extra chilly nights. A cotton wreath hangs on the bed frame, perfect for the fall and winter season. On a bench at the end of the bed is a simple vase of golden yellow flowers, making the space feel more vibrant and inviting. (via Love Grows Wild)
28. In a hallway, a chalkboard message center gets decked out for fall! Get the DIY tutorial here. (via Anderson and Grant)
29. This cozy kitchen dining nook features some simple fall decor, including a Russian Olive wreath and hung over a large, wood framed chalkboard. A faux pumpkin is used as the centerpiece of the table. While on the buffet, a large lantern and antlers adds a touch of autumnal warmth. (via The Wood Grain Cottage)
30. A living room fireplace mantel celebrates simple fall decor that is uncluttered yet brings in the season. White and orange pumpkins, potted mums, sunflowers and a few orange pansies planted in Copper Moscow Mule Mugs brings in some festive fun. (via The Lily Pad Cottage)
31. A coffee table gets dressed for fall with just a few simple decorative fall trinkets—anchored on a vintage style tray. (via Rooms For Rent)
32. This dining table centerpiece is a mix of heirloom pumpkins and a faux white painted pumpkin. Magnolia leaves are sprinkled throughout the setting, along with speckled feathers and glass vases wrapped with bark and secured with jute ribbon on the top and bottom. (via Rooms For Rent)
33. This dining room is filled with all the Fall fixings, from pumpkins to pillows, a cozy throw. A galvanized bucket full of pumpkins and greenery decorates the buffet. (via Stone Gable Blog)
34. This fall decorated living room is decorated with whites, greens, and natural elements. Large heirloom pumpkins sprinkled with magnolia leaves decorates the coffee table. Plaid pillows and a natural wreath on the wall adds the finishing touches. (via Little Glass Jar)
35. This adorable mudroom is adorned with wood fire logs and wood crates. One crate houses a cozy throw, while the other is filled with crops from a farmer’s market. On the bench you will find a bundle of seeded eucalyptus from a local florist, wrapped in brown paper and secured with raffia. This is perfect decor to add a touch of fall when entertaining guests. A brown bag of apples from the local farmer’s market adds to the vignette. (via Nina Hendrick)
36. This blogger has gone away from traditional fall colors on her front porch, opting for dried limelight hydrangeas and pumpkins in shades of blues and creams. She used a mixture of real blue cinderella pumpkins, a few real but painted pumpkins, and a few painted but faux pumpkins. Decorating the door is a grapevine hydrangea wreath. Complimenting the decor are fresh white mums in planters. (via Home Stories A to Z)
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