It’s been a while since my last post, almost about 2 months! Time flies and sometimes life just gets in the way. Between my daytime job, kids and everything in between, life has been a little bit hectic. Today’s post is just a quick look at some Fall decorating ideas. Here in Montreal where we live, true Fall is so short – the colors don’t last very long, so I like to make the best of it and bring some Fall inside too. I’m personally more partial to neutral decor rather than too many autumnal colours. I do prefer to see them outside rather than in. I’m also trying to find white pumpkins for our stoop, but for now I kept with the traditional orange. Whatever color scheme you choose, try to take the time and enjoy your decorating. It’s a nice way to escape from all of life’s crazy moments!
Hope you enjoy, happy decorating!
A combination of mercury glass and resin pumpkins. I love how all the textures and metallic tones play off of each other. How cool are the faux studded ones? They were a must when I saw them! I bought them all at HomeSense.
Notice the pyramid – you always want to try to create a triangular shape when arranging items together. Usually an odd number works best, but because there’s so many varied sizes here, the even number works fine. I love the baby pumpkin, so cute!
A close up shot, just to show you the different colors altogether. Mixing metals is always a good thing, trust me!
You can see how well they work in our dining room – you’ve seen this room in previous posts. They suit the space and don’t scream Fall but they’re a subtle way of highlighting the season. Even though there’s many of them, the ‘non-color’ keeps it simple.
Here I put the studded pumpkin with my hurricanes. The symmetry keeps it simple and elegant.
Here I used another baby pumpkin with some driftwood and more books of course! It’s simple to make a Fall statement and keep it understated.
Such an elegant place setting idea. I love the name tag as well. So simple yet so pretty. From Pinterest.
A tablescape from Pinterest. Do you think I have a thing for gold? Just gorgeous!
A simple tablesacpe. Found on centsationalgirl.com
A Martha Stewart table setting. The all-white theme is beautiful isn’t it?
Another all white setting. A little bit rustic yet the touches of green give it sophistication. From sandandsisal.com.
View from above.
I just love this idea of the triple urns. It’s so easy to create and will elevate any interior. Found on popgoesthehome.com.
Pumpkins go glam! Studded DIY pumpkins from askthedesigndiva.com. I love all the different shaped studs used here and all the varied sizes of pumpkins make this a very interesting display.
More studs! Found on pinterest.
How cool are these? So creative and unique. Very Eastern inspired! Found on Pinterest.
Martha does it again – these pumpkins are so magical. I may attempt doing this for Halloween this year.
This country decor is beautiful in this hutch. It’s light and airy and just feels good to look at it! From craftberrybush.com
A small touch goes a long way. From centsationalgirl.com.
The front of our house. I’m still looking for large white pumpkins but I do like the way the orange plays off the red wreath.
A closer look. The wreath is from HomeSense.
Table for two.
Ok, the gardens are somewhat overgrown but you get the idea!
A close up of our red wreath. I love the textures and how it catches the light.
A Martha Stewart front stoop. The all grey front and muted tones are so elegant.
A beautiful Fall front door I found on Pinterest.
I love these white urns and how the colors play off of them. Also from Martha Stewart.
Another festive doorway. Simple and symmetrical. The arrangements have such a gorgeous mix color and texture. From digsdigs.com.
I love a vibrant red door. So classic! From digsdigs.com.
Black is still my favorite! Also from digsdigs.com.
I hope you can find some ideas here to help bring Fall to your home, either indoors or out. Take the time to think about the feeling and color scheme you want to create. It’s well worth it, trust me! xo
Kim
October 14, 2014 at 12:33 PM (3 years ago)Thankyou Tamara, you are an inspiration!!
tamaraanka
November 1, 2014 at 8:50 PM (3 years ago)Thank you Kim!! Lots of work to do on here, but that means so much to me!!