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Tips for Embracing Fall

As the weather cools down and leaves turn vibrant shades of orange and red, it’s the perfect time to transition your home decor for the fall season. Fall is one of my favorite times of the year because it gives us the opportunity to embrace warm, inviting, and cozy elements that make our spaces feel like a comforting retreat. Below, I’ve gathered some of my favorite fall decor ideas that will help you transform your home into an autumn haven.

1. Rich, Warm Color Palette

One of the easiest ways to bring the fall season into your home is by swapping out your summer hues for a more fall-inspired palette. Think burnt oranges, deep burgundies, mustard yellows, and warm browns. These colors evoke a sense of warmth and can be used throughout your space in throw pillows, blankets, and even art prints.

Here are some of my favorite fall florals in that moody burgundy hue:

Tap the links below to shop this collection from ShopHollyJHome.

See the entire Fall Florals Collection below or click here: Fall Floral Collection

In my post Harvest Tablescape Featuring the Martha Stewart Collection I use various oranges and browns to accent the white dinnerware for this perfect fall setting. This is a great way that you don’t need to break the bank with new dishes, but instead add color in other ways. Sources for this table are linked in the post above. Just click on the link and scroll down to find the sources.

2. Pumpkin Accents

What says “fall” more than pumpkins? Whether real or faux, pumpkins are a must-have for fall decor. You can find ceramic or wooden pumpkins in neutral shades for a minimalist look or opt for traditional orange ones to give a pop of color. My shop has a large selection of various pumpkins such as glass, ceramic, felt, and wooden. Each of the items in this shop are hand-selected and things I use in my house throughout the year!

Line them up on your mantel, use them in a centerpiece, or place small ones on side tables or shelves for a subtle nod to the season. This fall tablescape has a wide variety of pumpkins used and shows how beautiful an assortment of pumpkins can make any space.

3. Cozy Throws & Pillows

Layering throws and pillows is an excellent way to instantly warm up any space. Look for soft, chunky knits or faux fur textures to add comfort. Throws in autumnal colors like rust or earthy greens draped over your couch or armchair not only add style but also invite you to snuggle up on chilly nights.

Cozy Throw Blankets and Pillows for Fall

4. Rustic Elements & Natural Materials

Fall decor thrives on natural, rustic vibes. Incorporate wood, wicker, and metal elements to add warmth and charm. Consider swapping out your modern decor for a more cozy cottage-inspired look by adding wood vases or pots, Fall stems or branches, or wicker baskets filled with cozy blankets.

Nature-inspired Decor: Fill vases with artificial or real dried flowers, wheat stalks, or pampas grass to bring the outdoors in. You can also gather pinecones, acorns, and autumn leaves from your yard for a natural touch. Here are some of my favorites for fall:

This is my all-time most popular Fall Flower Arrangement. Click the link for the details on how I made this!

5. Candles

The shorter days of fall make lighting more important than ever. Swap out bright, summery lights for softer, more ambient lighting. Candles are an essential part of my fall decor—especially in warm, seasonal scents like cinnamon, apple, and pumpkin spice. Place candles in varying sizes on your mantel, dining table, or even your bathroom for a soft, flickering glow that feels magical.

Pro Tip: Mix candle holders of different heights and styles to create a layered, dynamic look.

6. Festive Wreaths & Door Decor

Don’t forget about your entryway! A fall-themed wreath can make your home feel welcoming before guests even walk through the door. You can find wreaths adorned with dried leaves, berries, pinecones, or pumpkins to match your fall aesthetic.

7. Harvest-Inspired Centerpieces

If you enjoy hosting fall gatherings, a harvest-inspired centerpiece is the perfect way to dress up your dining table. Whether you use a wooden tray filled with pumpkins, candles, and greenery or create a cornucopia overflowing with gourds, fruits, and nuts, this kind of centerpiece will bring fall vibes to any meal. Sources for this table are here.

I have a large collection of harvest-inspired tablescapes that are perfect for some Fall inspiration

Create your warm fall space!

Decorating your home for fall is all about creating a space that feels warm, inviting, and full of seasonal charm. By incorporating a mix of pumpkins, rustic elements, ambient lighting, and cozy textiles, you’ll be able to celebrate autumn in style. Whether you’re hosting family dinners or simply enjoying a quiet night in, these fall decor ideas will help you make the most of the season.

What’s your favorite fall decor tip? Let me know in the comments below!

xoxo,

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This DIY dough bowl centerpiece is so easy to make! In this post, I’ll be sharing all the sources and step by step instructions.

I’ve linked all the sources and items throughout the post. Some affiliate links are used in this post.

What You’ll Need

Floral Tape

Wire Cutters

Faux Flowers and Greenery:

Step by Step Instructions

Take the clear floral tape and make a grid on the top of the dough bowl. I did seven vertical lines of tape and two horizontal.

You want to leave a large enough space in each section to slide your flowers into.

You can also use chicken wire or floral foam but I prefer the tape method.

Once the tape grid is on, press down on all the sides to make sure it’s adhered nicely.

Start layering in the olive branch greenery. I started on the outside working in. Go opposite of each other. You can watch this video here.

Once the greenery is done, start adding in the blueberry stems, then add in the flowers on top of the greenery and blueberries.

When you’re done adding in all the flowers, make sure each flower has space and then add in some smaller greenery stems to fill in any holes. For the smaller greenery, I used mini sage branches. They are linked above.

The Tablescape and other Details

After making the dough bowl floral centerpiece, I set the rest of the table.

The dishes are from Target and have been sold out for awhile but check my links below to see if they are back in stock. I linked some of the other colors in the collection. The color of my dishes in this post are blue.

The chargers are from Pier1 and sold out. I linked a similar one below.

Similar items linked here:

I added in some velvet pumpkins, mango wood acorns and leaves, and some candlesticks and taper candles. Similar options linked below.

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