Fall Garden Border with ‘Nicholas’ Dahlia Autumn doesn't mean color has to call it quits in your garden! Use mums, dahlias, sedum, salvia and switchgrass to make a splash when temperatures start to cool off. Grow flowers that pop with fall color
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The dog days of summer are officially upon us, and as the temperatures begin to cool, many are eagerly swapping out their spring and summer home decor for fall-inspired items. Pumpkins, warm color palettes, and fall foliage are classic decor pieces, but if you’re looking to try something new this year there are lots of on-trend options.
We asked several design experts to weigh in on the top fall decor trends that they are eyeing right now, and here’s what they had to say.
Earthy, autumnal hues are a timeless choice for fall, but this year designers expect to see more jewel tones integrated into people’s decor. Think deep burgundies, purples, emerald greens, and royal blues, says Rudolph Diesel, a London-based interior designer. These rich tones are a fun twist on classic fall colors that lend to a bold, yet inviting, space.
You can bring jewel tones into your space in a variety of different ways, but using textiles is a popular choice. Luxurious (yet cozy) fabrics like velvet pair well with jewel tones and make excellent throw pillow covers, curtains, or even seasonal decor pieces like plush pumpkins. Bouquets of fresh flowers are another great choice since many fall bloomers are naturally jewel-toned (dahlias, marigolds, mums, zinnias, and more).
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Don’t be afraid to bring the outdoors in this fall. Design experts predict that biophilic design isn’t going anywhere anytime soon. Incorporating natural elements into your fall decor is an effortless way to dress your space up for the change in seasons.
“This year, we’ll see a surge in the use of dried flowers and grasses, such as pampas grass and wheat, as well as rustic wood accents,” Diesel says. A bowl full of seasonal
Fall Garden Border with ‘Nicholas’ Dahlia Autumn doesn't mean color has to call it quits in your garden! Use mums, dahlias, sedum, salvia and switchgrass to make a splash when temperatures start to cool off. Grow flowers that pop with fall color
Whether you’re designing a room from scratch or want to change up your existing decor, sourcing the perfect accent pieces is often overwhelming. This is especially true if you’re on the hunt for a hidden gem, or you have an open space just begging for a cool piece that you cannot seem to find.
Easy-Care Fall Garden Planting Ideas Adding perennials and cool-season annuals can bring a whole new look to your fall garden borders! Grow a fabulous fall garden with these easy-care planting ideas
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Fall is sort of the pre-game of the holiday decor season. Shifting your home's accessories a bit for the chillier months can help you create a relaxing and inviting space to unwind in the evenings.
You can't think about fall without thinking about school supplies. Though school-age children are the primary enjoyers of school supplies, there's not reason adults can't join in the fun too at their home workspaces and desks. Fall desk accessories and decor will remind you that the harvest season is here, even if you're stuck instead. It's especially nice if you don't have any good foliage trees you can admire through a window.
Scalloped decor is a great way to add a sweet, romantic touch to your space. Plus, there are so many ways you can bring this decorating trend into your home—from rugs to dinnerware to curtains and everything in between. Here are 15 of our favorite scalloped decor items to add subtle flair to your home.
If you love the concept of fall decor but just aren't into all things pumpkin- and ghost-related, we've got you covered with an assortment of chic, contemporary home accents that are sure to appeal to your elevated taste.
If your summer containers and patio pots are looking tired and spent, you may want to consider giving them a refreshing fall makeover. Even if your porch is on the small side, you can still add a little something to make it feel more welcoming for autumn.
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Autumn is approaching, and you know what that means: It’s time to watch (or maybe rewatch for the 10th time) Gilmore Girls, the classic cozy TV show set in charming Stars Hollow. Rory and Lorelai’s lives offer more than just quirky hometown characters, book recommendations, and nostalgic fashion inspiration—you’re forgetting about all of the beautiful settings the show has to offer.
Just because the weather is cooling doesn't mean that we have to stop using our patios. In fact, sometimes it's even more enjoyable to spend time outdoors in the crisp autumn air. So if you have a patio, why not make the most of it all year long?