Simple fall home decor ideas around here start with little bits of color and texture. This is my way of easing into fall and giving our home all the cozy feels of the changing season.
Simple Fall Home Decor Ideas
The living room is ready for a few changes starting in the center of the room with the ottoman. It’s one of my favorite spots to decorate with stacks of books, sometimes a plant, or a tray of some kind. For more ideas click on How To Style An Ottoman.
Simple Fall Vignettes
I love this wicker tray because it adds interesting texture and it’s wide enough to hold stacks of books. Think of it as setting the stage for a vignette.
An oval cloche protecting a vintage French vinegar jar and dried sunflowers creates a kind of still-life. See how that little bit of yellow brightens up the space? That’s what I mean when I refer to simple fall home decor. It’s a way of incorporating what you have to reflect the season.
Other additions to the wicker tray add color and interest too. I like including vintage pieces such as the stack of iron keys and the scrap of wood moulding.
Add Some Plaid
This week I switched to a plaid pillow cover on the wing back chair, but the other pillows are staying the same. The vintage Persian rug is quite a statement piece, so I balance the busy pattern by keeping the sofa neutral.
Of course that doesn’t mean I can’t add a plaid throw. There’s no such thing as too many throws or plaid patterns. I shudder to think of fall without plaid. Don’t you? Cozy plaid throws in a small picnic basket are just waiting for chilly nights.
Switch Out Artwork Or Accessories
The secretary desk is always a fun place to add seasonal changes. It was converted to a liquor cabinet earlier this year, but I still have room to add a piece of artwork and some dried lavender. I love the these bright colors, mixed with the warm wood tones of the desk.
For some reason sunflowers are really getting my attention this year. I’m having fun experimenting with watercolors which you may have caught on IG. Sunflowers were also in my Willow Basket Door Arrangement post. If you’re looking for fall front door inspiration start there.
Be sure to follow Thistle Key Lane on Pinterest, where the boards are up to date with seasonal inspiration that you can use right now! Thank you so much for stopping by for my simple fall home decor ideas.
Cheers!
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Pat M. says
I love your stylish but simple fall transition. Your plaid throws and especially beautiful.
Michelle Meyer says
Thank you Pat, the plaid throws get popular in the fall. Everyone likes to pick their favorite. 🙂
Julie Briones says
Love those dried sunflowers under the cloche, Michelle! Pinning!
Michelle Meyer says
Thank you my friend for reading the post and pinning. Hugs!!
barbaramantelandtablecom says
Lovely simple touches Michelle – I love your plaids and sunflowers. And you made me wonder if I need to make a liquor cabinet out of my secretary too! 🙂
Michelle Meyer says
Thanks Barbara! The secretary, liquor cabinet combo has sure turned into a fun conversation piece.
Candace says
Michelle, I love your style so much! I could scroll through your blog all day. Such a brilliant idea to bring in dried sunflowers! (Grabs pruning shears and heads outside…)
Michelle Meyer says
Thank you Candace for your sweet comments! Maybe dried sunflowers will be a new thing! 😉
geniussr says
those are great and simple fall decorating ideas… I love em especially that wicker tray arrangement look so cool… I also shared few ideas on my blog too.. thanks for sharing. … ❤️
Michelle Meyer says
Thank you! I never seem to run out of ways to use that wicker tray. It’s a great accessory to have on hand.
Anita Holland says
Everything looks stunning, Thanks for sharing.
Michelle Meyer says
Thank you Anita, I’m just waiting for those fall temperatures now. Happy October!
khirki says
I love your idea. it’s really very tech full to another. thanks for sharing.
Michelle Meyer says
Thank you so much!
paulaspring says
I love entryways. Small spaces can be very hard to master.
Michelle Meyer says
So true, hope you can use some of these ideas!