Simple Fall Decorating Tips For Quick and Economical Décor
Simple Fall Decorating Tips
for quick and economical décor.
Use natural elements versus
spending the time and money shopping.
For some reason Fall gets me into the decorating mood.
Most seasons go by with token appearances in my kitchen, or the rest of the house.
It’s not that I don’t like seasonal décor, but I like the minimalist approach.
A little bit goes a long way.
But Fall?
There’s something about the colors and the feeling of change that gets me on board.
You’d think spring would do that, but there’s more time in the fall to invest in decorating.
It certainly helps that fall colors are my favorite palette.
So let me indulge myself with pictures of fall decorating from around the web.
(Thanks to the talented bloggers who share their style.)
Adding Fall to the Kitchen
This kitchen has all the colors, in a lovely farmhouse style.
And did you see the copper??
I love the natural elements brought into this kitchen.
And the décor isn’t overdone. Simple for the win.
And did you see the copper pendant lights?
Okay, so this is way more white than is practical,
but isn’t it gorgeous?
Just add pumpkins and you have instant fall!
The fall look is very subtle in this kitchen.
That’s why I love it, I think.
Blue is my new fall color.
This kitchen is so dreamy.
And that ladder. It’s what my DIL needs.
The ceilings in her 1915 house are 10 feet high. She’s 5’4″.
Let’s switch to fall elements
you can incorporate into your ordinary décor with ease.
A good way to “add a little fall” into your rooms.
Just a hint?
Check out the unique elements used in this beautiful display.
Then, to keep it simple, take one or two into your kitchen.
Or four.
You can’t get fall much simpler than this.
A chrysanthemum in a blue and white vase.
And you get blue into the fall color scheme.
As do the following lovely ideas:
Have you tried making velvet pumpkins?
I haven’t either.
But they look really good in this vignette.
What could be more cozy-fall-look
than a basket of pumpkins with a soft throw?
A simple and effective fall additions to an existing vignette:
velvet pumpkin and a kalanchoe plant.
And copper makes an appearance again. Lovely.
Are those real poplar leaves?
I hope so. They’re beautiful.
And with blue and gold accents?
Genius small touches added to what’s already there.
Simple Fall Decorating is my style.
Natural elements are quick to put out, then easy to pick up to replace with the next season’s décor.
What is your decorating style for the seasons?
