SIMPLE + BEAUTIFUL FALL KITCHEN DECOR IDEAS

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Happy weekend! This fall has been so busy but I’m finally sharing my last fall post with you today, simple and beautiful fall kitchen decor ideas. My fall decorating approach has been the same all season – simple touches that speak to fall, creating warm and inviting spaces.

Our kitchen is no exception, and I decided only a few touches is what I wanted in here to create beautiful and welcoming fall kitchen decor.

Keep reading for my very simple fall decor ideas and tips!

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SIMPLE + BEAUTIFUL FALL KITCHEN DECOR IDEASKitchen decorated for fall with simple seasonal touches.

The first thing I chose to focus on in our kitchen this fall, was adding this this elegant new rug.

I wanted something with a traditional feel in soft tones to blend in with our ivory kitchen cabinets.

I love to swap my rugs throughout our home, and adding a new one in our kitchen every year is a great way to update my space without spending a lot of money.
White kitchen with a black island and blue and white chinoiserie accents.The ivory, pale blue and grey color palette of this pattern is so pretty – it’s the perfect addition to our kitchen this season and brightens up our space so much! Soft grey and pale blue traditional rug.

Since my fall kitchen decor is very simple this season, instead of using branches or florals, I opted for an understated arrangement with dried wheat atop our stove – it’s a great place to create a unique display!

Gathered in my classic champagne bucket it’s the perfect focal point for this wall, and the champagne bucket elevates a rather rustic accessory.Kitchen with Chinese chippendale barstools, a blue and white ginger jar, and stove decorated for fall with a dried wheat arrangement.

I love a champagne bucket for so many reasons, they’re such a versatile decorating piece and they always create such an elegant display.

Layered brass candles flanking the stove add a little luxe and warmth for the season also.Kitchen styled for fall with a dried wheat arrangement on the stove, and blue and white ginger jars on the island, gold candlesticks are a warm seasonal accent. Corner of a kitchen with ivory cabinets, brass hardware, blue an white ginger jars and a dried wheat arrangement for fall.

STYLING ON OUR KITCHEN ISLAND + OPEN SHELVESKitchen island styled with two blue and white ginger jars, and open shelves with a collection of ginger jars, platters and apothecary jars. Gold faux apples are a seasonal accent.

I love to style our open kitchen shelves but I don’t love to overhaul them every season!

It’s a lot of work that I don’t have time for!

Instead, I redecorate them seasonally, simply by adding a few touches that speak to the season.Open kitchen shelves with blue and white chinoiserie bowls, ginger jars and platter, styled with faux gold apples for fall.Here, I decided to keep most of my accessories the same from the past few seasons and glammed them up a little bit with some gold apples…that’s it!

One simple seasonal accessory can add so much and make a such big difference.Kitchen shelves decorated for fall with blue and white chinoiserie accents, ginger jars, platters and faux gold apples.Ginger jars styled on a kitchen island with a marble tray, gold dishes, blue and white napkins and cane napkin rings.On our island, this gorgeous extra-large ginger jar from Cailini Coastal is my latest addition and I am in love. 

What a beauty this piece is! I love the bird motifs and that it’s hand-painted.

It’s so unique and I’m excited to style this stunner for Christmas!Blue and white ginger jars styled on a kitchen island with a marble tray, napkins and plates.Kitchen decorated for fall with ginger jars displayed on an island, open shelves with blue and white dishes, and seasonal accents.

I styled my new ginger jar on our island with just a few elegant pieces.

A smaller ginger jar, a scented candle displayed in a mini-cake stand, a marble tray, napkins, napkin rings, beautiful plates and gold cheese utensils.Blue and white ginger jars styled on a kitchen island with a marble tray and dishes. A dried wheat arrangement is styled on the stove.

CHECK OUT MY OTHER FALL DECORATING POSTS BY CLICKING THE LINKS:

FALL DINING ROOM DECOR

FALL LIVING ROOM DECOR

FALL ENTRYWAY DECOR

Kitchen decorated for fall with a dried wheat arrangement on the stove, ginger jars and candlesticks flanking the stove and blue and white ginger jars on the island.I created a warm and welcoming fall kitchen with just a few simple pieces. You can do the same thing, it’s so easy!

HOW TO CREATE SIMPLE + BEAUTIFUL FALL KITCHEN DECOR:

  • Choose a few key areas in your kitchen to focus on – I chose my island, our stove and open shelves.
  • Add seasonal elements like dried wheat and faux fruit.
  • Use special pieces to elevate an everyday item – like my champagne bucket styled with dried wheat.
  • Layer in gold candlesticks to add a layer of warmth.
  • Add a beautiful, inexpensive rug to transform the look of your space!

White kitchen with black island styled for fall with blue and white ginger jars and faux wheat styled in a champagne bucket on the stove, flanked by ginger jars and candlesticks.

That wraps up my fall kitchen tour! I hope my fall kitchen decor ideas will help you style a warm and inviting fall kitchen with ease. Create a gorgeous space with simple things that you love! xo

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2 Comments

  1. tamaraanka says:

    Hi Jenny! Thanks so much for reading with me! Unfortunately I don’t have a name! When we designed our home over 13 years ago, this was the only ivory option from our builder. So sorry I’m not more help!

  2. Hi! Your home is beautiful! Can you tell me the paint color of your kitchen cabinets? I am ready to get a new look and paint mine. Thanks so much!
    Jennie

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