Get your bedroom reset for the next season by adding function and beauty with even a small bedside table or a perfect nightstand for your space.  Find easy decor tips + what to put on a bedside table.

Maybe I should be really honest right at the very beginning.  Coming up with ideas to decorate nightstands or even a small bedside table are a lot of effort for me!  Maybe that seems odd since I love to decorate so much, but it is just the truth!  In thinking through and planning this blog post, it occurred to me that styling a small bedside table can feel challenging because it is one of the last things we see before we go to sleep.

At the same time, it’s one of the first things we see in the morning.  Plus, it needs to function really well for us!  Even if you have a really pretty bedside table or nightstand you love, chances are it gets to feeling cluttered sometimes.

Today, we are going to tackle the big problem:  How to style nightstands or a small bedside table in a way that both functions well for the long term AND looks beautiful!  Plus, we will chat about how to even choose the right bedside tables for your space.

What do you put on a bedside nightstand?

Really, isn’t that what we all want to know?  I mean, if someone wants to take the challenge away and just give me a list of what I should put on my small bedside table, that would be awesome, right?

Since we all have different needs for bedside solutions as well as different sizes at the side of the bed, there isn’t one formula that works for everyone.  That being said, there are some basics that you can almost always fall back on!  Later in this post, we will chat about some tips and ideas of how to actually to use them when you decorate your ideal nightstand.

Here is a list of basics you can get started with:

• Add a pop of color with flowers
• Pretty vase
• Decorative pot for a plant or seasonal stems
• Bedside lights, like a tall lamp or even a cordless lamp
• Lidded baskets to hold a favorite book or personal items
• Pretty tray for a Carafe and glass for water
• Favorite candle or Essential oil diffusers

How can I make my nightstand look nice?

To make the top of a nightstand look curated and styled, focus on these five tips:

1. Choose the right nightstand for your own space.
2. Take the “less is more” approach.
3. Consider function first.
4. Creatively find ways to combine function with style.
5. Stick to one vignette on a nightstand (one larger statement piece or a grouping of 3 items with different heights.)
6. Take a moment to tidy your nightstand each day.  Along with a habit of making your bed daily, your room will feel inviting and restful every day!

In this post, we are going to dive more deeply into each of these points.  You’ll be able to confidently style your nightstand for function, beauty, and daily maintenance!

Best Ideas to Style Nightstands or a Small Bedside Table

How to choose the right nightstands or small bedside table

If choosing the ideal nightstand is so important, especially in a small room, then we had better start with that!  No matter how pretty or unique or wonderful an end table may be, it must fit well in the space at the side of the bed that you have.

While there are many beautiful bedside table ideas, the most beautiful one will be the one that functions the best for you.  A functional piece of furniture is always my priority!

In fact, I am currently on the hunt for nightstand ideas for my husband’s side of the bed that have small shelves.  A bedside cabinet would be a more ideal nightstand than the traditional bedside table with drawers that he currently has.

When choosing your ideal nightstand, think through these important elements:

• Size of the space you have at the side of the bed
• Necessary function
• Style of furniture
• Budget

How small can a bedside table be?

A bedside table can be as large or as small as you need it to be to fit the square footage of your room.  A small space can feel a bit more challenging.  However, there are a lot of creative options available for small bedside solutions!

If you have smaller spaces to work with that require a small nightstand, you can definitely find a narrow bedside table to fit at the side of your bed.  At the same time, there are so many clever storage solutions available for small bedroom design!

Here are a few ideas to consider:

• Floating nightstand to fit a tight space
• Floating bedside table attached or detached from bed frame (this is the perfect addition for a modern bedside table)
• Narrow bedside table with slim legs (this takes less visual space as well as physical space and is perfect for a tight space)
• Unconventional piece of furniture (we will chat about some “non-nightstand” nightstand ideas in this post too!)

What size is a narrow nightstand?

A typical narrow bedside table is going to be about 12-18″.  It could be a rectangle, square, or even a round nightstand.  Even in a narrow space, you can incorporate a lot of function.

In fact, with just the right nightstand, you may end up with as much function as a tradition bedside table with as much space for a beautiful look too!  Tiny space don’t have to be impractical and they can even be really beautiful!

What should I put on my bedside table?

Before we get to the “pretty” stuff, let’s make sure we leave ample space for all of the necessities.  It can be helpful to really think through what you use and need on your bedside table.

While I do not keep all of these items on my own side of the bed, here are a few things to get you thinking through those functional items.  Also, keep in mind that there are actually some really pretty options available so that even the necessary items still have visual appeal too!

• Alarm clock
• Favorite stack of books
• Charging station
• Personal items
• Glass of water

How can I use my nightstand for clever storage solutions?

I don’t know about you, but when it comes to where everything goes in and on my nightstand, I am super particular.  After all, if you need chapstick in the night, you’ve got to be able to find it immediately without turning on the lights.  Right?!

Whether you have a larger traditional bedside table with ample storage space or a narrow bedside table with a single drawer or open storage with a shelf, you can come up with some creative storage solutions.  Your nightstand can be a helpful part of your morning and nighttime routines!

How to Use Drawer Space:

Having a large drawer is definitely a win for my own nightstand.  My bedside table drawers are not tall.  However, they are wide and provide plenty of storage space.  Even if you have a small nightstand, you can make the most of drawer space with some great organizers.

First of all, lay out the things that you’d ideally like to keep in your nightstand drawer.  Next, take careful measurements of the drawer itself, as well as an idea of the items you want to store.  This will help you know what kind of organizers to get.

Then, head to the storage container section of the store or shop some favorite organizers HERE!  The organizers that you’d typically get for home offices can work really well for a bedside table drawer too!  Even a small drawer that is well organized can have enough space for at least most of your essentials.

Most traditional bedside table options do not have open storage.  However, a more modern nightstand may have a shelf for open storage.  A basket can be a perfect solution to making that open storage both pretty AND functional.

If you have a beside table that has no drawer or shelf, you can still make it functional and add plenty of room for essentials!  Nesting boxes, like THESE, look gorgeous and can provide plenty of storage space.  An open area under even a small nightstand can be a great spot for a basket to help keep essential items within arm’s reach.

What is a good alternative to a small bedside table?

​If you have a little room that simply just does not have enough room for a nightstand, that is okay too!  There are great alternatives that can be incorporated into any interior design and still work for tiny spaces!

First of all, a night table doesn’t have to be a table actually designed to go at the side of the bed.  Any kind of small piece of furniture can become a bedside table.  If you have limited space, try to think outside the box for small items with simple design that can still be functional and beautiful.

For example, a primitive stool is definitely a small piece of furniture!  However, it still has plenty of space to set a glass of water, a small vase of flowers, and even a favorite book or pair of reading glasses.

Stacked baskets are a great way to provide both enough space for storage and to put functional or pretty things beside the bed too.  Baskets are a great opportunity to add texture and character in smaller spaces.  At the same time, you still have easy access to items such as extra bedding, shoes, sweaters,  or other items that you need to store away.  The best part is they can truly become a design statement in your space!

What can you have instead of a bedside table?

Here are some other ideas you could use as inspiration to come up with a great piece for a creative nightstand:

• ​​Simple stool (possibly vintage or thrifted!)
• Hanging shelf
• Antique sewing machines (watch for these on marketplace or antique stores)
• Floating nightstand (really popular for modern design and also allows more valuable floor space)
• Bar cart (that added shelf space on the bottom is valuable real estate!)
• Tree trunk tables (THESE are so fun and add lots of character to a space.)
• Corner shelf (If your room is really small, a corner shelf could provide vertical storage and display and yet still be within arm’s reach from the side of the bed!)
• Wall-mounted shelves (similar to a floating shelf, except you could add multiple shelves up the wall for vertical storage and display)
• Ottoman with storage (you’d want a tray on top if you plan to put a glass of water.  However, this could be a really good choice for a guest room or space where you need extra seating!)

Where can you find a small bedside table that makes a design statement?

Now that your brain is getting creative with ideas for the right bedside tables, the hunt begins!  There are actually so many great “new” options available online.  Over on my storefront, I rounded up some beautiful pieces and ideas that can hopefully be helpful.  You can shop that list HERE.

As we’ve discussed, however, there are so many bedside solutions besides the traditional night stands.  For example, in my girls room, a stack of baskets we gathered at the flea market and vintage shop make clever storage solutions.  Plus, the best part is they can still use the top of it to rest a book or decorative accessory.

Since they have a small bedroom design, the stack of baskets allows double duty.  Actually, we could consider it triple duty if you include the fact that they look so pretty!

Thrift stores, Facebook marketplace, antique shops, consignment stores, antique malls, vintage markets, and boutiques are all great places to keep an eye out for just the right bedside tables too!

What kind of small bedside table do you need for a guest room?

While we are on the subject of bedrooms, don’t forget about the guest room!  A simple bedside table that offers function, storage, and looks pretty is a good choice for guest room furniture.

If you find a piece with a drawer or two for extra storage, that could be helpful to your guests, especially if there is limited closet space.  A table with an open shelf is perfect for a basket to hold extra essentials for items a guest may have forgotten.

Even if a room is on the smaller side, try to work in at least a simple bedside table for guests’ convenience.  Plus, a spot for a cozy lamp makes the entire room more inviting!

How do you decorate and style a nightstand?

When it comes to what goes on top of that bedside table, you cannot go wrong with a “less is more” approach.  Even if you are decorating a gigantic nightstand, there is just only so much decor that can go on that much space without feeling overwhelming and looking cluttered.  I try to think about styling a nightstand from both a personal and interior design viewpoint.

Tip: Typically, for a nightstand, I will decorate with a vignette of 3 items with different heights OR a single item as a statement piece.

Personally, I want this space to be uncluttered and simple.  It feels great to have at least this one space that can be tidied up in no time.  At the same time, I want it to have a warm and inviting decor style with a simple color palette.  For me, I find that if I have more than about 3 things on my bedside table, it starts feeling like too much.  I’ve found the best formula to include these items:

1. Lamp or lighting
2. Plant or flowers
3. Candle or diffuser
4. Book
5. Picture frame
6. ​Basket or container to hold small, personal items (though I like to keep these in a drawer since my bedside table has that option.)

Once you’ve chose the decor items, you can focus on creating a single vignette.

For example, on this nightstand, I included a set of matching pottery in different sizes.  One holds seasonal stems and the other holds spare change.  Beside them is a wood base with my favorite candle.  Even though my nightstand is a little larger size, anymore than this one vignette would just be cluttered and overwhelming to the space.

Over on my husband’s nightstand, I still have just one vignette.  Some large vintage books from the thrift store make a great base for a pretty ironstone compote and plant.  I centered this vignette on the night table and it still allows space for a small leather dish for keys and change tucked at the side.

Putting it all together in your space….

As you choose, decorate, style, and enjoy your bedroom nightstand, I hope it helps your room become a space that is a peaceful and restful haven to start and end each day!

Good for you for making the effort (and it does require effort) to choose the right piece.

Then, as you think through the function, create a landing spot that doesn’t just look pretty but also helps you.

Lastly, you’ve created a simple, pretty view to see when you wake up and before you go to sleep.  As odd as it may sound, I think that is a blessing to have!  Enjoy!

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Looking for the best end table decor ideas and how to decorate a side and accent table?  Find an easy way with this step-by-step tutorial and my favorite decorative accents.  Whether you’re decorating a small space or a large living room, end table decor ideas and coffee table styling  are the perfect way to elevate your home’s own personal style!

One of the most common decorating questions that I get is how to create coffee table decor and end table decor ideas.  It is a great question and one that I love to chat about.

In any living space, you can give your room a quick and budget-friendly refresh simply by giving an accent table a quick decor update!  I love playing around with favorite items in decorating.  When it comes time to decorate side and accent table ideas, the most important thing is to make it your own.  Even if your own personal style differs from mine or you’re working with different sizes of tables, these basic principles are always a great idea to get started.

How do you spruce up a side table?

When you want to know how to decorate side and accent table ideas, these decorating basics will take you a long way toward not only visual appeal, but a functional space that can become the focal point of your living room.

1. Choose the correct size, scale, and style.
2. Focus on function as the priority.
3. Add visual appeal with decorative items.
4. Pay attention to the height of your items and the number of items you’re using to decorate
5. Style a vignette.
6. Add a personal touch.
7. Use natural elements like fresh flowers or faux flowers.

What to decorate side tables with?

There are so many different sizes and kinds of decorative pieces you can use for coffee table styling or to decorate even a small table in a sitting room.  I like to focus on some general basics that can carry me from season to season.  In other words, I enjoy investing in decorative pieces that I can use year round.  Then, I can easily change small decorative objects and seasonal decor without having to redecorate the entire table and rest of the room.

​Here are some basics I keep on hand to decorate the perfect side table:

• Large tray
• Round tray
• Architectural salvage
• Favorite vases
• Thrifted and vintage books
• Glass cloche (just a personal favorite, I guess!)
• Pottery, stoneware, bowls, and vessels for holding natural elements
• Pretty baskets and and containers (for function, such as the remote controls!)

Once these large items are in place, you can quickly and easily swap out smaller items for different seasons or just for a fresh look.  Keep reading for my favorite tips on how to decorate side and accent table ideas!

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Best Tips for How to Decorate Side and Accent Table Ideas

How to Choose the Perfect Side Table

When it comes to end table decor ideas, you want to first be sure that you have chosen the best accent table to go with the rest of the room.  Consider room layout, style, scale, material, and color  for a perfect side table.

Whether you’re choosing a small side table or even something as specific as a white oak side table, set your budget.  Then, do your research.  Lastly, have fun choosing the piece that is the best thing for you.  Once you find a perfect spot for your new accent table, you’ll be so glad you were patient and found just the perfect side table!

Here are some good questions to consider when choosing the perfect side table:

1. What function does my table need to have everyday for myself and my family?
2. What style, shape, and color works best with the rest of the room?
3. Do I have a specific budget?
4. Am I looking for a fun project or a piece that is ready to style with my favorite items?
5. Can this piece be used in multiple places around my home?  As a small bedside table, in a family room, in a sitting area perhaps?
6. What kinds of decorative objects am I imagining?  Will this be a minimalist side table or a space to add personal touches and a cup of coffee in the morning?
7. Should I plan for a table lamp, depending on the location of the side table in the room?

​How to Choose the Right Coffee Table

A coffee table is a big decision because it’s almost always a focal point in your living room.  Especially if you have a smaller space, like a small apartment or even a small living room, your coffee table needs to be multi-functional as well as hold your favorite decorative elements.

Good news: Coffee table decor and side table decor, also, can be functional and have visual appeal too!

As you choose your coffee table, it is important to consider these questions:

1. Do you like to change furniture often?  If so, a coffee table can be a perfect opportunity for a budget-friendly swap.
2. Would you rather make a big investment on a permanent piece?  (If so, can you still save some money by finding a similar coffee table?  There are a lot of great options out there, including a DIY or even refinishing a thrifted piece!)
3. Will a round coffee table or rectangle shape fit the best in your space?
4. What material goes best with the rest of your room?  Is a wooden table a good option or would a glass coffee table be a good idea to break up the space and add a varied material?
5. What style suits your home the best?  Something traditional or a more modern coffee table?
6. In your space, is this going to be the center table of the room?  What will you use it for besides decor?

Ideas to Decorate a Side and Accent Table

When you start styling any accent table, like a coffee table, there are a few basic “rules” interior designers like to use.  However, when you are decorating with your own personal style, it is a good idea to start with some basic rules and then throw them out the window!  I definitely do not always (or even nearly always) follow rules of interior designers.  I have a lot more fun creating my own personal style.

That being said, there are some basics that can help you get started.  Over on THIS post, you can find my easy 4-step, fail-proof formula for decorating a coffee table which is part of my simple decor series!

​The best way to get started with a coffee table arrangement is with a large tray.  Next, you’ll add decorative objects.  Usually, I like to use odd numbers.  Equally important is using different sizes.  For example, I may use a vase of flowers and two candle sticks.  However, I would make sure that each of the three items were different sizes from one another.  We will chat more about the height of items in this post!

I also have some favorite coffee table books that I enjoy using.  Most of mine are vintage, thrifted books.  They are perfect to use as a short stack of books to give my decorative objects different heights!

Over on my storefront, you can shop my favorite NEW coffee table books too!

THIS blog post gives a lot more detail and specific ideas for styling fall coffee tables too!

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Consider Function First to Decorate a Side and Accent Table

As much as I love pretty home decorations, function comes first for me.  Even if you also love a beautiful home, you won’t be able to create a restful, cozy space if it isn’t functional first.  An accent table, even if it is just a small side table, is the perfect place to add necessary function to your living space.

When I am considering my end table decor ideas, I want to first think about how I need this table to function for our family room.  For example, what do we do in this room?  Are there necessary things that we use on a regular basis that we need easy access to?

Most likely, you also have things like remote controls that need a spot to hide.  At the same time, they are easily accessible.

Perhaps your family room doesn’t have a lot of natural light.  Do you need a tall lamp or surface space to add a cozy table lamp?

What should you display on a side table?

Here are a few more questions to consider when thinking about what you are going to display on a side table.

Is this a room where the scent really matters?  If you want it to be a cozy space, the scents definitely are a priority!  Then, a pretty scented candle or essential oil diffusers are a priority.  You will need a surface area included in your end table decor ideas that allows for these necessary items.

​Do you have a seating area in the dining room with a small side table?  What function does it need to serve?  Maybe it is just a pretty spot and that is okay!  However, if you need storage in your dining room, an accent table with drawers could be a great place to store table linens and napkin rings, for example!

As you can see, the function of a room plays a huge role in your decorative elements.  Once you have identified the functional needs, then you can figure out how to try and work them in with your pretty decorative pieces.

Here are a few simple ideas that I like to use:

• Stacked baskets worked into coffee table styling to hold games
• A small basket to house remote controls
• A stack of items, like boxes, to keep devotionals and favorite books organized and easily accessible
• Accent tables with a lid, like an ottoman or pouf with storage for cozy throw blankets
• A cordless, tall lamp for cozy table styling where an outlet is challenging
• A pretty, rechargeable candle lighter that also has visual appeal to lay out beside my favorite scented candle

Use Visual Appeal to Decorate a Side and Accent Table

Of course!  At the end of the day, you also want your accent table to have visual appeal that also ties in with the rest of the room!  There are two key components to decorate a side and accent table that are almost always true for me when I’m decorating.  However, notice that I say “almost always”.  Even if these components are always a good idea for decorating, you’re allowed to break the rules and create whatever style you want for your own home!

First of all, it is a good idea to consider the height of your items.  Interior designers often refer to the decor triangle.  Over on THIS POST, I go into detail about that with some visual aides.  Basically, though, a decor triangle just means styling your decorative objects in a group of three (or odd numbers) and having 3 different heights for the items also.  This creates a triangle effect that typically holds a curated visual appeal.

Tip: Usually, my small item is a seasonal accent!

THIS blog post is really detailed about how to do that.  I even include lists of decorative items that are perfect for large items and smaller items too.  It is always helpful to have basic decor pieces on hand that you can work with year round, no matter the season.

How to decorate a side table in a living room?

Secondly, if if the height of your items is NOT different, it is the perfect opportunity to layer your decor.  My go-to way to make my favorite items have different sizes is to use stacks of books.  A short stack of books can be the perfect way to give decorative objects enough height variation.  At the same time, it is a great idea to add more texture and character to your own personal style.

Over on THIS blog post, I share over 21 ways to style thrifted and vintage books.  A lot of these suggestions involve accent tables, including a console table and coffee table styling.  I even have some ideas there for using vintage books on a dining table!  Hopefully that will be a really helpful resource and inspiration guide for you also.

What can you put on an accent table?

Thirdly, it’s often a good idea to use an odd number of items when you create a vignette.  That triangle kind of pattern allows each object to be seen.  At the same time, however, the decorative items can really work together as a singular focal point of your living room.

Also, odd numbers are a great way to create a kind of “imperfect”, lived-in decor style.  When nothing is buttoned up too tightly or too perfect in a living room space, family and guests can feel more relaxed and at ease.  There is something psychological about asymmetry that helps create that casual, inviting look.  Working with odd numbers is a great way to focus on a relaxed style of decorating.

On my mantel, for example, I used a short stack of books and odd numbers of brass candlesticks.  While it feels simple and easy, the stacked items give more variation to the height of your items.  At the same time, using three candlesticks on one side and two on the other provides some asymmetry that feels more curated and a little less “decorated.”

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Use Decorative Objects to Style a Side and Accent Table

How can I decorate my side table?

The second key component that I think is usually very helpful when styling an accent table is to start with a base.  Even if you’re decorating a small table, a base can really help you get started and create a cohesive vignette.

I like to start with a large tray.  This could be a rectangular or round tray, depending on the size and shape of your table.  A square tray can also work for a round table.

For example, on the round table in our living room, I started with a large, square architectural salvage piece as a base.  Next, I added decorative items from my favorite collection of vintage mortar and pestles.  Lastly, I finished the simple look with a large glass cloche.

Even though this isn’t a typical decor triangle like interior designers may suggest, I still have key components:

1. Base (architectural salvage)
2. Cohesive color scheme (wood and white)
3. Odd numbers of decorative items (base + large mortar and pestle + cloche)

At the same time, featuring a collection of a grouping of items really turns it into a fun piece of art with a personal touch too!

What should you display on a side table?

On the small side table in the family room, I had a perfect opportunity to stack items with an architectural salvage piece again.  Even though it is styled completely differently and is in a different room of our home, details like this add a flow and cohesive feeling to the living spaces of a home.

Again, I have the salvage piece as a base.  Next, the the vintage horse trophy makes a great sculptural object.  Lastly, the glass cloche helps it become a statement piece.

Also styled on the table is another grouping of an odd number of items.  I love having my favorite scented candle burning in this room.  However, I wanted it to feel more part of a vignette.  So, I added two thrifted brass candlesticks.  These have a leaf shape, making them perfect for a little fall accent.  There is still plenty of room for a coffee cup and space to put my feet up and…write a blog post!  Haha!

Tip: You have permission to have more than one vignette on your accent table if that makes sense for the space!  

Here are some other small items that are great decorative pieces for an accent table vignette:

• Small lantern
• Magnifying glass
• Stacks of books (even favorite coffee table books)
• Wooden sphere
• Marble or wooden chain sculptural object
• Shop curated coffee table and side table decorative objects HERE!

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Use Natural Items to Decorate a Side and Accent Table

Natural items are a beautiful way to decorate any accent table, console table, or dining table.  You may consider using one or more of the following kinds of natural items as one of the decorative objects in your number of odd items that you use to create a vignette.  Natural items can really soften an entire room and also make the space feel fresh and alive.

Here are some favorite natural items that I frequently use in my decorating:

• Small plant
• Vase of flowers (This vase is almost being used somewhere!)
• Fresh flowers for a touch of bright colors
• Faux flowers
• Potted plant
• Dried stems
• Seed pods
• Branches from my yard
• Leaf stems or branches

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Now You Are Ready to Decorate!

Even though my fall decor has a limited color palette, this cozy living room is a favorite place in our home.  The end table decor and coffee table decorating really makes the details that help this room feel welcoming.

At the same time, paying attention to the details helps it be cohesive with our dining rooms, kitchen, and music room.  The only thing missing now is a good movie and time to get cozy on a Friday night!

I hope this gives you lot of inspiration as well as practical ideas and tips you can use to decorate your end table, side table, console table, and coffee table for the fall season!

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• Simple Ideas for Decorating Fall Living Room Centerpieces
• Best Fall Primitive Decor Ideas: Decorating Vintage Finds
• 5 Easy Ways to Decorate a Cloche for Fall

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Ready to embrace the rustic trend with some simple western style wall decor without feeling too much like a western theme?  Check out this easy way to bring the western touch with vintage style.

Have you been following along during my transition from summer to early fall decorating this year?  If so, you’ve heard about how we fell in love with the American West on our road trips of the past two summers.  This past summer, in particular, we (truly we, not just me!) got so excited about the western styles we saw.  We decided to take our inspiration and have some fun.  So, we incorporated it into our existing  early fall decor with rustic interior ideas and western style wall decor.

In order to embrace this rustic trend, I knew I needed to find an inexpensive way to make our space feel the warmth of the western design style.  At the same time, I started realizing that I already had some perfect pieces to use for western home decor throughout our main living space.

There are a lot of ways to incorporate the western style.  In this post, we will chat about some simple design ideas you can take to make a big statement in your space with western style wall decor and rustic elements.

I quickly found that there is an easy way to make it come together and it has been SO FUN!

​What is western decorating style?

For the most part, western decor is really all about using essential elements of the American West.  This certainly varies depending on exactly what your own experiences may be of the American West.  However, there are some basic elements that you’ll find in most western-style decor ideas.

Rustic elements, including furnishings and natural materials are definitely popular in a western theme living space.  You’ll often find a color palette made of earth tones with some dark brown colors.  Rich textures can also help define rustic western designs.

While you may be tempted to feel like you cannot truly embrace the rustic trend if you don’t have stone walls, leather couches, and large windows framing pine trees or “big sky” views, that actually isn’t true at all!  I had a lot of fun using simple design ideas with rustic elements mixed with my existing decor!

If you’re ready to mix up your styles a bit and have some fun with the rustic charm found in interior design in recent years, keep reading!  I’ll show you some perfect pieces you can use.  Plus, you’ll see an easy way to think about using a western touch in your own living space.

7 Rustic Interior Ideas and Western Style Wall Decor

1. How to style western wall decor with rustic ideas

How can I decorate my interior walls?

Do you look at a big blank space on a wall and panic?  Or does it seem like an exciting blank canvas?  Admittedly, I’ve felt both ways.  However, after doing a lot of gallery walls, wall hangings, and experimenting with so many wall decor ideas for my large family room wall, I’ve come to love that big blank space!  It is such a fun decor opportunity to make a big statement with a focal point.

When you’re considering western home decor, there are so many great options.  However, I think the first thing is to consider the following:

1. How much of a western theme do you want?
2. Are you inspired by the western landscapes of the great American West?
3. Do you want to use bright colors with more southwestern wall art and Native American art?

The two are not to be confused!  At the same time, you can either go all in on the western-style decor or you can use western touches with a warm color palette and rich textures for cozy spaces.

How can I make my house look western?

I wanted to bring some rustic elements into our living space without a full-blown western theme.  After all, remember I was looking for an inexpensive way to have some fun with existing decor too!

For my gallery wall decor ideas, I knew I wanted to incorporate my vintage style and a more elegant look.  At the same time, I want a casual, cozy look for the whole family to enjoy.  For this gallery wall, I only added one new piece with the steer skull.  I found it on the 127 sale this past summer.  (You can find a similar one here.)

Otherwise, I combined a collection of art from framed vintage fabric with different sizes of frames.  Then, I added a huge mirror with a chippy gold frame.  I love the combination of the white, gold, and wood tones.  It feels like an elevated vintage style with a touch of the western look.

On the mantel, I added brass candlesticks.  Then, my favorite flameless taper candles add a cozy glow throughout the whole living space.  It’s a great way to make any room feel cozy!

I had some other ideas I wanted to use too.  However, the wall is only so big, right?!  If you want to try a western touch, look for this type of art also:

• Vintage style western prints (under $20 and easy to frame in an inexpensive way)
• Hat racks or peg racks
• Mounted antlers
• Black and white photos of buffalo are stunning for a more modern style

2. How to use wooden furniture to style western decor with rustic ideas

I have always loved using wood tones in my decorating.  The warm colors make any space feel more inviting.  Almost any kind of interior design is going to incorporate wooden furniture of some kind.

In my dining room, I have a favorite antique piece of furniture.  It definitely adds the warm colors and can be styled in numerous ways.  It is just one of those perfect pieces that I got really lucky to find for our dining room!  I found it totally by chance at an estate sale many years ago.  Now, it is a focal point for our dining room space.  I do love the gorgeous wood and vintage style with a simple design.

When trying to incorporate some rustic western designs, or at least a western touch to the dining room, our table and chairs create the perfect wooden accents and rich textures needed for the western design style.

Over in our family room area, I swapped out my side tables to include this small vintage pine piece.  It adds the perfect warm colors for my fall decorating and adds to the western design style.  At the same time, the drawers and storage underneath provide great function!

​I have other wooden furniture pieces all throughout the spaces.  Most of them have chippy paint, which I love.  However, even the warm tones showing through on painted or chippy wooden furniture helps to add to that western touch.  At the same time, each piece is unique and helps create our own home story.

Tip: Let unique pieces of wooden furniture become a focal point throughout your home.  Look for pieces that you can refinish, strip, or just enjoy as is!

3. How to use natural materials to style western wall decor with rustic ideas

On my open shelving in the dining room, I concentrated on bringing in natural materials with stoneware.  Even though our home doesn’t have a big stone wall for that western wall decor, I can still bring the stone material into my decorating with these natural materials.  At the same time, the vintage stoneware and crocks have those gorgeous earth tones that mix perfectly into western decor ideas.  Of course, it’s an inexpensive way to decorate too since I already had this existing decor.

Tip: When thinking of art for your home, put favorites together as a collection of art.  Wall decor ideas don’t always have to be actually hanging on the wall!

Over on my storefront, I have some favorite stoneware and pottery pieces rounded up for your convenience.  You can shop them HERE!

Also, keep an eye out at thrift stores, vintage markets, and antique malls.  They are the best places to find the “real” deal and start putting together your own collection of art!

How do I make my room look western?

Natural materials are a really important part of the western-style decor.  Even if your other existing decor doesn’t have as much of that western design style, you can bring in some great natural materials to make the space feel more rustic.  In a western theme, look to include a western touch with these kinds of natural materials:

• Cowhide rugs
• Leather prints
• Stoneware
• Mixed metals, including iron
• Concrete
• Wood accents
• Fur throw blankets
• Fur throw pillows
• Pottery

4. How to use a western color palette to style rustic ideas

What are some western colors?

In western decor ideas, there can be numerous ways to use a lot of different color palettes.  Ranging from the vibrant colors of Native American art to the earth tones of more common western color schemes, one thing is always consistent.  Warm colors are a must-have!

If you want to use some Southwestern wall art and Native American art as a focal point, consider using these bright colors as accents rather than the main color palette.  This will help your western-style decor feel more authentically curated rather than gathered off of one aisle at a big box store!

For your larger furniture, consider light, neutral fabrics and wooden furniture for accent tables.  On the other hand, you could lean into those dark brown colors and incorporate natural materials with leather couches.  In that case, bring in plenty of light colors and textures to soften the western look so it is still cozy.

With western decor ideas, you can’t go wrong with muted, earthy, warm tones.  For example, shades of brown and tan, rust, terra cotta, blush, sunset colors, mossy greens, and golden hues are always a win!

THESE vintage style gallery wall art pieces are perfectly curated with gorgeous western colors.  You can style them all in one space or mix them throughout to make a space feel warm and curated.

5. How to use animal artifacts to style western wall decor 

How to make western decor?

​One of the best ways to truly incorporate western-style decor is with animal artifacts.  One big interior design trend that has been around for many years is the use of cow skulls or mounted longhorn skulls.  Large animal artifacts like these can make a big statement and create a focal point to make any space feel like it has a great western touch!

In our living room this year, I added a large steer skull to my gallery wall.  Since it is all white, it blends perfectly with the earth tones I’m using for fall.  At the same time, it makes a big statement in the space with a definite nod to western-style decor!

On the coffee table, I added a large elk antler to my antique trencher.  Even though the trencher isn’t technically wooden furniture, it’s certainly big enough and heavy enough!  I love that it adds the warm colors of both western-style decor and the fall season too!

Related items, such as an old saddle, horse shoes, old horse tack, antlers, or cowboy hats are perfect to add to a western touch to a living room.  At the same time, they would make amazing western art too!  Thrift stores and flea markets are great places to find these items.  You can also shop my favorite “new” rustic accents, carefully curated HERE!

6. How to use rich textures to style rustic home decor ideas

No matter what style of home decor you are enjoying, using texture is always an easy way to create a cozy space.  Especially if you want a western touch if your home decor, look for really rich textures that draw you into the space.

When I think of true western design style, buttery soft leather sofas and oversized chairs facing a stone accent wall fireplace come to mind.  Of course, there are large candle sconces flanking a western landscape painting and wooden accent tables with an antique chess board ready to play by the fire too.

Can’t you picture it?!  However, my Florida ranch style home just is not those things.  Even if it were, I really do love a light, bright space.  Likewise, I feel the most relaxed and peaceful in neutral, soft spaces.  Since I don’t live in a western ranch lodge, how can I add rich textures to make my space feel like it has that rustic charm?

All of those same rustic elements can be used in numerous ways, even if you don’t have a big lodge style home nestled on a Montana ranch!  Focus on simple design elements for an easy way to add that western design style and rustic charm.

Here are a few favorites:

• Leather throw pillow
• Leather pouf
• Wooden furniture like a coffee table or accent table
• Large wooden dough bowl
• Candle sconces with flameless candles
• Fur throw blanket
• Stoneware vases with pretty fall stems
• Pottery vessels with seasonal filler
• Pampas grass wreath (this one doesn’t shed!)
• Cowboy hats

7. How to use throw pillows for western-style decor

Speaking of adding textures and a western touch with accents, let’s chat a bit more about throw pillows!  If you’re reading my blog post, there’s a pretty good chance that you love throw pillows like I do.  They are an inexpensive way to refresh a space.  Equally important, pillow covers are easy to organize and don’t take up a lot of extra storage space.

When you’re looking to switch up your decor style a little bit while still using much of your existing decor, throw pillows are the perfect pieces!  There are so many gorgeous options out there in quite a range of prices too.  You can easily incorporate rustic western designs with earth tones and warm colors for throw pillows. Adding a touch of leather or fur with a throw pillow is also a great way to bring in those rich textures and natural elements.

When I add pillows to my sofa, I like to thing of them as either a pair or a trio.  For example, here are some favorite ways I layer my throw pillows:

• One square pillow with a round pillow layered in front
• Two square pillows layered, one solid and one patterned
• Mixing three sizes, like square, round, and lumbar
• Typically symmetrical with same or similar pillows at each end and an accent pillow in the center

​The kilim style throw pillows that have become popular in recent years are a great addition to any vintage style living room.  While they are specifically western at all, they do blend beautifully with rustic western designs.  Vintage style pillow prints and fabrics are another great way to bring in rich texture to make a space feel curated and cozy.

Here are a few throw pillow ideas to consider, including the same or similar to my own living room:

• Super soft lamb fur pillow cover
• Gingham pillow covers for layering
• Round pom pom pillow
• Vintage style earth tones
• Faux leather pillow cover
• Round leather pillow (this is SUCH a fun accent pillow!)
• Kilim pillow cover
• Vintage grain sack, perfect for a comfy body pillow or king size pillow

Thinking about adding some western style wall decor or rustic elements?

Maybe it’s the fact that I was born in Oklahoma and my great-grandpa was a true cowboy.  Or it could be the incredible memories we made as a family this summer.  And would you believe that my favorite view in all the world is atop cemetery hill in the little tiny, almost ghost town where my grandparents used to live?  There is just something about the western design style that feels so inviting.

Even though I love our Florida home, I have fun challenging myself to figure out how to mix some of those western touches and rustic elements with my existing decor.  I am enjoying the textures, the soft colors, the playful touches, and most of all, the feeling of home as we start into the fall season!

​At the same time, the stage is perfectly set to start adding some dried gourds and a pumpkin or two as we move into fall.  Stay tuned!

If you want to take the challenge and add some rustic elements to your own space, you can shop over 50 of my favorites curated on my storefront.  The full list is ready for you HERE!

Thanks for joining me today.  I’ve been having so much fun with this early fall decor and now I’m excited to start adding a bit more fall-specific styling into these spaces!

You may also enjoy these posts:

• Fall Home Tour: Neutral Rustic Living Room
• Gallery Wall Styling in 3 Simple and Easy Ways
• Best Fall Home Decor Ideas From Amazon 2023 Under $50
• Simple Ideas for Decorating Fall Living Room Centerpieces
• Best Fall Primitive Decor Ideas: Decorating Vintage Finds

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The fall season is arriving!  Check out these ideas for a rustic neutral living room for fall and cozy living spaces for simple home decor!  I’ll show you the best way to get a rustic look in your living space with natural textures, a neutral palette, and decor accessories with a rustic touch.  Plus, join me in touring over 30 other fall home tours for the best fall home decor inspiration of 2023!

Welcome to my Fall Home Tour of 2023!  This past summer, some of you joined me in Instagram stories as our family took an RV road trip through 7 states, including North and South Dakota.  Now, I was born in Oklahoma, so a rustic room always holds some appeal for me.  However, this summer I was so inspired by some of the National Parks we visited, as well as the roaming buffalo.  My kids even thought it would be fun to add some elements for a rustic neutral living room for fall, along with our other main living areas!

Our running joke for the trip was from a souvenir shirt we bought for Robb that says “Don’t Pet the Fluffy Cow”.  Keep that in mind when we get to the throw pillow section of this post and all the cozy ways to decorate for the fall season!

If you’re hopping over from Heida at  Eleanor Rose Home for this Fall Home Tour, welcome!  I loved her tour and gorgeous fall design elements.  I also want to say a big thank you to my friend Kelly from The Tattered Pew for hosting these incredible home tours each season.  It is a great way for YOU to be your own interior designer, pick and choose all of your favorite decor ideas.  You can also curate ideas for your own home for the season!

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What is a rustic living room?

When I think of a rustic living room, I immediately envision a massive stone fireplace and high ceilings.  Of course, there are some brick walls or stone walls, ceiling beams, and natural light streaming through large windows.  The aged natural materials are perfection.  Basically, none of the things I have in our Florida ranch style home.  Haha!

However, there are a lot of rustic interior design elements that I can incorporate into any space to give it a rustic feel.  A neutral color palette combined with warmer tones is a good place to start.

Textures such as warm leather, fur rugs, and the natural beauty of organic materials add warmth to the entire room.

You don’t have to have a log cabin in order to incorporate gorgeous warm tones with wood.  Consider a coffee table, side table, or even wood plank walls as a focal point to bring in some wood tones to your rustic living room design.

Design Ideas to Create a Rustic Neutral Living Room for Fall Decor

Cozy Fall Home Tour with Rustic Home Decor 2023

How to Use Rustic Decor for Fall Decorating

​A rustic feel and the fall season just seem to go hand in hand.  Also, many of the colors of autumn are already straying away from the bright color scheme of spring and summer and transitioning into the more moody earth tones and neutral colors.

Since I don’t want to make any permanent changes and only wanted to add some touches of those rustic elements, I decided to stick with some safe rustic living room ideas that I could spread throughout our main living spaces.  In our open concept home, this includes the family room, kitchen, dining room, music room, and entryway.

​It helps that most of my decor is already in neutral hues.  If you enjoy switching your decor around, I highly recommend sticking with neutral colors for your large pieces.  Then, you can add any pops of color or design elements, no matter the season.

Here are a few things I purchased to add to my existing decor for some rustic touches in the fall season:

• Fluffy lamb fur pillows (remember the “don’t pet the fluffy cow” line?  It comes up often with these pillows and makes for a fun memory!)
• Cow hide rug
• Steer skull with antlers, all white (similar HERE)
• Antler sheds
• Small horse print
• Neutral rustic wall art, vintage-inspired
• Vintage concrete horse heads (similar HERE)

​Color Palette to Create a Rustic Neutral Living Room or Space

The current popular design styles definitely lend to the earthy, muted, neutral hues, though a bright color scheme always has a place and is definitely making a comeback.

Since many of you are probably already starting with somewhat neutral colors, adding some rustic elements will not be too difficult.  Plus, I think a lot of vintage and vintage-inspired pieces also blend beautifully with a neutral palette.

For a rustic space, I concentrated on adding warmer tones to my white walls and white living room idea.  Going with my love for vintage decor, I incorporated stoneware and crocks in an earthy color palette.

At the same time, the stone and pottery blend perfectly with natural elements like dried branches and stems.  I also added throw blankets and throw pillows  in a neutral color palette.

However, to keep adding layers of texture, I used a mixture of square, round, and lumbar pillow shapes.  At the same time, I mixed different textures like vintage linen, soft, gauzy cotton, wool, and fur.

Even though the colors are very neutral, these living spaces don’t feel blah to me.  There is definitely a full sensory experience of touch and at the same time, the colors feel soothing and peaceful for home!

Natural Elements to Create a Rustic Neutral Living Room or Space

Believe it or not, when it comes to fall decorating, I don’t have a ton of fall decorations.  I love using a lot of natural elements.  Over on THIS post, you can see details about some of my favorite FREE decor to use in the fall.  In the music room, I added one huge dried palm stem.  It feels perfect for a Florida fall!

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Natural elements are perfect for fall decorating.  They can add a lot of natural textures, earthy, warm tones, and beautiful character to any cozy living room.

Here are some of my favorites that I am using around our home:

• Corn husks
• Pampas grass (I’m loving this faux pampas wreath this year!)
• Dried branches
• Antlers
• Dried gourds
• Fresh and faux pumpkins (late September through October)

Neutral Living Room Ideas to Create a Rustic Space

​A white living room idea may not seem like a natural choice for rustic style.  While it worked great for our coastal summer decor, transitioning a white living room idea into fall decor that uses warmer tones requires a lot of layers.

I still want to add more fall decorations as we move into the autumn season, specifically with dried gourds and a pumpkin or two.  However, I’ve had a lot of fun switching from our coastal summer decor into a soft color palette with rustic neutral living room decor ideas.

Admittedly, these are pretty safe rustic living room ideas.  That being said, I don’t want to make permanent changes and tried to use mostly what I already have on hand.

Here are just a few ways you can add some fall touches to vintage or modern living room ideas:

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1. Create a Focal Point

​The natural focal point in our family room is this long gallery wall.  A vintage mantel, flanked with a pair of chippy white architectural salvage doors, is a simple base for switching out seasonal decor and gallery wall decor accents.

I love that almost everything on this wall was thrifted, including the steer skull and antlers that I bought on the World’s Longest Yard Sale.  I wanted to balance out the rustic look of the steer head.  So, I wanted to add some elegant vintage decor that would blend with my somewhat European – cottage – traditional – vintage – flea market style.

(Obviously, I have a bit of a decor identity crisis!  What can I say?!  I love what I love!)

On the opposite of the room, our Samsung Frame TV makes a great secondary focal point.  I chose THIS gorgeous vintage inspired art.  Also, I love how it adds beautiful warm tones and a fun nod to our “don’t pet the fluffy cow” joke from the summer too.

It’s those little details that I think make every home unique and special!

I love using the Frame TV as a way to be functional for a family movie night or stream our favorite music channels.  At the same time, it’s gorgeous art that I can inexpensively change each season too!

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2.  Use Rustic Touches for Accent Tables

Our coffee table and side tables are a great way to add some easy decor that makes the entire room look intentional.  Then, on the coffee table, I used this large, antique European trencher.  It is one of my favorite large pieces of decor.  You can find a gorgeous large wooden dough bowl for your own coffee table HERE!

For fall, I especially love the warmer tones.  Since I don’t have amazing wooden beams (don’t we all wish?!) in this living space, I can at least enjoy wood tones in large pieces like this.  While it’s not my dream living room with high ceiling beams taking center stage, I still get the warm wood tones in a way that works for my space and I love that!

I also love a mix of textures so I added a vintage grain sack and one large elk antler that I also purchased on the World’s Longest Yard Sale.  The mix of textures: wood, fabric, and aged natural materials creates a simple look here that I am enjoying this season.

Next, I swapped out my side tables for this small natural pine table.  It is another find from the World’s Longest Yard Sale!  It brings in the warmer tones that blend so perfectly with the fall colors.

Lastly, I wanted to keep the decor really simple.  So, I added an architectural salvage wooden base and a glass cloche.  Then, I added a vintage horse trophy that I picked up inexpensively at an antique mall.

My favorite candle and a pair of thrifted brass candlesticks combine my favorite design elements.  It also repeats the mix of color palette from the coffee table: wood and white decor, with some soft gold added.

Over on THIS post, you can get my favorite tips for decorating a coffee table for the fall season!

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3. Add Cozy Elements

Our sectional isn’t fancy but it is definitely a comfortable sofa that we can use and love!  I love that the slipcover can be washed (and bleached!) a couple times a year to keep it fresh. (Speaking of, it’s due for a good washing soon!)

Throw pillows and throw blankets (this is my personal favorite) add the perfect cozy elements that soften an entire room.  I used a mixture of square, round, and lumbar size pillows for variety.

At the same time, I mixed the colors with a gingham pattern, solid light tan (this set is perfect for layering).  Of course, our favorite “fluffy cow” throw pillows add a cozy element too!

They actually aren’t cows or buffalos at all.  However, they are the softest ever and available HERE!  I first saw them at a boutique for about $200 each, which was definitely NOT in my budget.  THESE are still not cheap, but they are a fraction of the price and really take center stage in this room.  Plus, my kids can’t get enough of them.  I think they’ll be staying around for the Christmas and winter seasons too!

Even though our space isn’t really huge, we love our cozy living room.  Best of all, it’s a space that everyone can enjoy.

Nothing is too precious for all of us to just live and relax and enjoy the space.  I think that is really, really important in a home!

How do you arrange a spacious living room?

If you are working with a large living room, you’ll want to get creative with your furniture arrangements to create a really cozy living room space.

In a lot of ways, a smaller living room can be a little easier to work with.  However, most modern living room ideas are working with larger spaces.  If you have a large living room, here are a few tips:

• Put furniture in smaller seating arrangements, maybe creating even two or three conversation areas
• Consider some seating that can be flexible to move around in smaller conversation areas or be combined into one large area for big gatherings
• Add an area rug (consider a fur rug for a modern rustic living room ideas!)
• You may consider more than one area rug to help define the conversation areas
• Create at least one focal point and possibly two, depending on how you lay out the room
• Add lighting at varied levels

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How to Style Open Shelving to Create a Rustic Neutral Living Room or Space

While I don’t have shelves in our rustic neutral living room, the open shelves in our dining room are visible from the living spaces too.  Even though each room has its own personality, I want these open concept spaces to flow smoothly.

Again, while amazing wooden beams would be a dream, it’s not in the plan right now for our home.  Instead, I bring in the warm tones of wood with this gorgeous English harvest table I found years ago at a thrift store.

The apothecary was a labor of love and it adds so much character.  Long before the oven cleaner method became popular on social media, we used it on this piece.  You literally won’t believe the before and after.  You can find all of the details over on THIS post from a few years ago!

On the open shelves, I used my tried and true method for shelf styling, found on THIS post in my simple decor series.

First, I stick to repetition in the color palette (white decor, wood, grey/tan mixture of stoneware).

Secondly, for a mix of textures, I still stick with just a few kinds, using wood, stoneware/crocks, and glass.

Even though these open shelves hold a lot of objects, the repetition of color and texture helps it feel curated rather than cluttered.

For a rustic touch, I used velcro command strips to hang two sets of mounted antlers.  I love how this ties into the family room decorations and adds depth to the open shelving as well.

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Use Architectural Salvage to Create a Rustic Neutral Living Room or Space

Our music room is such a fun space to style.  It is really like a secondary conversation area or an extension of our living room.  Even though the chairs aren’t sat in super often, it’s a busy room with all of the music that happens around here!

I love creating a focal point with large pieces in this space.  The basics stay the same here year round: apothecary where I store all of my small decor items, large mirror made of architectural salvage, DIY vintage scones (tutorial HERE), and vintage chairs.

For some drama and honestly, just for some fun, with my rustic neutral living room space here, I added one of the largest architectural salvage pieces I own!

This giant corbel is the perfect addition to my warm tones for fall.  A vintage French grape harvesting basket and a gigantic dried palm branch (yay for free decor!) add some natural elements in this space that feel perfect for a Florida fall.

​A few simple rustic touches here help add to the overall decor story I wanted to tell with my fall decorating this year!  I added a concrete horse head (find a similar one HERE) and this vintage-inspired horse print (find it HERE).

Just those two simple rustic elements add just the right look that I wanted in this space.

The other focal point in the music room is this cowhide area rug that I bought…you guessed it…on the World’s Longest Yard Sale.  You can find a similar one HERE.

Cowhide rugs are really trending for modern rustic design.  It is so soft and I love that there are so many styles and colors you can choose from for your own space!  I’ve wanted one for a long time and I’m so glad I got this one.  It’s made a beautiful and unique addition to our home!

When the sun shines through these large windows across the piano in the mornings, it just makes me smile.  I can pretend…until I open the front door…that there is actually a hint of crisp fall air out there.

Sigh.  Now if it would just ever make its way to Florida, right?!  Maybe by January!!!

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Commonly Asked Question About Rustic Designs + My Two Cents

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How can I make my living room look rustic?

Especially in the fall season, adding rustic touches is a great way to add warm tones to any living space.  I wanted to add some rustic accents without making any major changes.  So, I focused on a mixture of textures, warm woods tones, and neutral hues.

Adding these to the white walls and white living room spaces really warmed everything up.  Starting from a base of neutral colors allows me to easily transition seasons and experiment with fun decor!

A white or grey living room is a perfect neutral base that you can easily switch up with a decorative accent or two.  Then, just add a few simple rustic elements.  We will chat in more detail about some easy ones to add to any rustic space.

Reading above, you can see how I added simple elements to mix and match for a rustic touch throughout our main living space.  I was able to mostly use things I had on hand!

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What is modern rustic design?

You’ll hear and see these design trends of modern rustic style popping up across the design world.  Modern rustic design combines the earthy neutral tones and natural, rustic elements with the clean, simple lines of modern furniture.  Also, you will see modern elements like metal (consider mixing in some gold to level the rustic look up a bit!) mixed with organic materials, like raw wood.

At the same time, if you may want to use a few pieces of rustic furniture or accessories into living spaces that are otherwise decorated in a more modern style.  So, look for vintage-inspired details to help it keep from looking too thematic or “country”.

However, some people may already live in rustic homes with log cabin vibes and want to add a more modern look.  Then, you can add modern elements like clean lines, sleek metal, glass for a bit of shine, and some white colors to give it more of a modern rustic design.

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Bloggers’ Best Fall Home Tours

This week I am joining some of my blogging friends for the Bloggers’ Best Fall Home Tours. Thirty talented and creative women will be opening their homes up for you to tour all week long. You can visit each Fall home tour by clicking the links below.

Monday’s Tours

The Tattered Pew // StoneGable // My Wee Abode

Cottage On Bunker Hill // Bricks n’ Blooms // My Thrift Store Addiction

Tuesday’s Tours

She Gave It A Go // Midwest Life and Style // Open Doors Open Hearts

Peacock Ridge Farm // Cottage In The Mitten

Wednesday’s Tours

White Lilac Farmhouse // Shiplap and Shells //  The Ponds Farmhouse

WM Design House //  DIY Beautify // This Is Simplicite

Thursday’s Tours

Eleanor Rose Home // Robyn’s French Nest // Worthing Court

Southern Home and Hospitality //  Amy Sadler Designs // Our Crafty Mom

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​What is a rustic living room?

Well, I suppose there are a lot of different answers to that question!  I hope this post has given you some ideas of what rustic style can look like combined with your unique style in your own home!

However, thanks for coming and touring our rustic neutral living room with a European vintage cottage twist.  How’s that for a style?!

As you can see, I was able to use many things that I already had to decorate our home for early fall.  However, just a few additions of some rustic elements were all it took to give a subtle and fun rustic feel to these living spaces!

I hope you’ve had fun touring our fall home today!  I’ll be adding a lot more fall decor in the coming weeks, so stay tuned over on my Instagram and on the blog too!

Next, you can shop a full list of similar items and things I recommend for rustic neutral living room and cozy spaces, conveniently curated on my storefront HERE!

In closing, I want you to click on over to Suzy at Worthing Court for some amazing fall inspiration.  You’re going to love what she is sharing and I know you’ll get great ideas as you prepare your own home for fall!

I’d love for you to follow me on social media!  You can find my home decor inspiration on Instagram, Pinterest, and Facebook!  

Blessings,

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Today, I thought it would be fun to share with you my fall home decor finds from Amazon, all under $50.  Each one is a great option to help you bring a little easy and fun fall decor into the new season.

Is anyone else having to pretend that they are sipping on pumpkin spice lattes, enjoying the crisp air, and drinking in the warm hues of the fall season?  Yep, me too.  It’s still crazy hot down here in Florida!  However, that isn’t stopping me from prepping my home for the fall season.  I’ve ordered several new fall decor pieces from these fall home decor finds from Amazon.  I think you’ll love them too!

Best Fall Home Decor Ideas From Amazon 2023 Under $50

Let’s take a look at some of my favorite decor for one of my very favorite seasons: Fall!  These are all an affordable way to enjoy the little things about the harvest season that make it so cozy for the whole family!  These fall home decor ideas from Amazon are some of my favorites that I’m enjoying right now!

Favorite Amazon Fall Decor Finds for the Living Room

When I start decorating in our living room and family room spaces, I almost always start with the fireplace mantle.  Now, we don’t actually have a fireplace (because we live in Florida, remember?!). However, I love decorating the chippy white fireplace mantle behind our family room sectional.  It really becomes the focal point for the entire room.

I love creating gallery walls with vintage finds, thrifted home decor, and always mix in some favorite new pieces too, like these fall home decor ideas from Amazon.  Then, on the fireplace mantle, I like to add texture and warmth with seasonal accents, vintage books, and brass candle holders.

Since I don’t want to have any open flames on the fireplace mantle, flameless candles are a better way to get that cozy glow!  I have several different flameless candles that look SO realistic and add the perfect cozy fall vibe to the whole room.  I just can’t have fall decorating without some cozy candles!

Even though flameless candles work perfectly for the fireplace mantle, I do love to actually light candles too.  The best fall candles are definitely a personal opinion.  However, I always love good pumpkin-scented candles.  THIS one smells amazing and the jar is so pretty sitting out on a coffee table or end table too!

Of course, a neutral fireplace mantle also gives you a great place to hang party decor too, such as a happy fall burlap banner for a pumpkin carving contest!

Shop these favorites for a fireplace mantel and gallery wall:

• Cozy flameless candles
• Brass candle holders
• Pumpkin-scented candles
• Rechargeable candle lighter
• Vintage-inspired fall wall art
• Realistic fig leaf branches in warm colors
• Hanging wall basket

More Favorite Amazon Fall Decor Finds for the Living Room

Whether or not you have a fireplace mantle, there are a lot of other spaces to add fall decorations in a living room!  A really quick and easy way to start adding a fall vibes is with throw pillows and throw blankets.  These can add so much texture to a space.  If you love color, they can even add tons of colors for the fall season too!

If you’re like me and prefer a more subtle way of decor styles, adding texture and pattern is one of the easiest ways to switch up your space.  Throw pillows (or pillow covers) and throw blankets are the perfect addition to any cozy room!  You can use different color combinations to create interest.  At the same time, mixing patterns such as a stripe or buffalo check, is the perfect way to bring in some fun fall decor ideas too.

You an even toss a cozy throw blanket over the arm of a sofa or chair to add warm colors to your fall decorations.

How to Create a Living Room Centerpiece

Over on THIS post, I share my favorite ways to create simple living room centerpieces on a coffee table or end table.  No matter the season, the first thing you always need for coffee table decorating is a base.  A decorative tray, large bowl, or basket are the perfect addition.

In my living room, a glass cloche and base is a staple decor favorite for my end table.  It is so fun to decorate with a lot of different kinds of seasonal decor. Of course, when pumpkin season gets here, you can’t go wrong with some faux pumpkins under a cloche or tossed in a big dough bowl on the coffee table too!

Fall home decor ideas from Amazon for the coffee table:

Don’t forget about what goes under the coffee table too!  This year, I added some new fall decor with this rug.  I’ve had my eye on it for a long time and grabbed it on sale this summer.  The warm colors blend perfectly with my fall decorating and a new rug was a great way to welcome a new season too!  I layered it over the jute rug that I’ve had for many years.

Stacking rugs is another great way to refresh a space with a smaller budget.  You can simply purchase the smaller size and layer over a large neutral rug that stays out year round.  A jute rug is a great option for that neutral base.

Shop these favorites for living room fall decorating:

• Fluffy pillows
• Buffalo check throw pillows
• Cozy throw blanket
• Large dough bowl
• Artichoke bowl or vase filler
• Glass cloche
• Diamond print check jute rug

Best Amazon Finds for Natural Elements in Fall Decorating

No matter the season, I love using natural elements in my decorating.  Natural textures and elements are the best way to bring in seasonal decor to your own home.  During this time of year, I do enjoy fresh flowers.  Some of my favorite seasonal flowers are mums, sunflowers, and branches or berry stems.

However, I also love using faux flowers.  I am really picky about my faux flowers and greenery, but I will link a few here that I can definitely recommend!

A dried bouquet and even pampas grass bouquets are more great ways to bring in natural textures and warm colors.  They are easy to quickly stick in a favorite vessel and enjoy!  I also love using woven elements to hold a pampas grass bouquet, like THIS wall basket.

Of course, free branches from the yard are also great for adding natural textures.  Unfortunately, I don’t have any pretty maple leaves with tons of colors like some of you probably do!  However, THESE faux leaves and branches  do a pretty great job of adding harvest season decor styles to our home!

Shop these favorites for natural textures:

• Pampas grass bouquets
• Dried gourds, different sizes and shapes
• Tan eucalyptus
• Dried seed pods
• Dried bunny tail grass
• Maple leaves
• Pampas grass wreath

Amazon fall decor finds for the dining room

To be honest,  dining room just deserves an entire post of its own, right?!  Fall and harvest season tablescapes are so beautiful, not to mention fun to create!  However, I’ll just list a few of my “must-haves”.  If you follow along in Instagram stories, you’ll definitely be seeing a lot of all of these table decor pieces from September through November!  The best part is that some of them can be used past the fall season and into Christmas and winter as well.  I love investing in pieces that I can use in lots of ways.

These velvet pumpkins are stunning and add so much texture and elegance to table decor and centerpieces.  I love that they come in tons of colors and you can combine different colors to create your own unique table decor.

I also love these two different table runners.  THIS one is under $10 and is perfect for every day table decor.  I often have it under a centerpiece on my dining table and use it year round.

THIS one is so gorgeous and I actually love layering it with the buffalo check.  You can dress it up or down depending on your own home style.  It also comes in quite a few different colors and is so easy to style!

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For flatware, I love using this matte gold finish.  It blends perfectly with my fall decor ideas.  One of the best places I’ve found to buy it is right here on Amazon and I love mine!

Don’t forget about kitchen towels!  Especially if your dining room is open to the kitchen like mine is, you’ll want to refresh those kitchen towels for the new season.  I love THESE!

Shop these favorites for fall dining room decorations:

• Gauzy table runner
• Buffalo check table runner
• Gold flatware
• Velvet pumpkins – neutral or colored
• Amber glass candlesticks
• Gold glass flameless candles with remote and timer
• Woven place mats

Amazon fall decor finds for the bedroom

We are huge fans of creating a cozy bedroom space for the fall season.  I should clarify…I am a huge fun.  Bless my husband for tolerating the extra throw pillows and even an extra cozy throw blanket that needs tossed “just so” at the foot of the bed!

When it comes to decorating a fall bedroom, adding layers is a great way to get a really cozy look.  Pillow covers, throw pillows, and cozy knits are the easiest ways to add these touches for a new season.

If you really want a refresh, a duvet cover is also a great option.  I added THIS duvet cover in the summer and plan to keep it out for fall too.  It is so soft and gorgeous!  Plus, it is available in different colors too.

Otherwise, I usually use my existing bedding and add a little to it.

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Here are some of my favorites for a cozy fall bedroom:

• Fall throw pillows
• Cozy throw blanket
• Fall wreaths over my bed for color
• Fluffy faux pumpkin pillow
• Soft duvet cover
• Quilt with texture or pattern

Amazon fall decor finds for the front porch

Well, I’ll have to be honest.  We aren’t huge fans of the upcoming spooky season.  For me, I really prefer the more welcoming vibes of the new season with more of harvest season decor styles.  However, whatever is fun and welcoming for your family is the best for your own home!

On my front door, I like to add fall wreaths for a quick seasonal refresh.  Then, it’s always a great time to update the door mat too.  I like to add a fun doormat and maybe even layer fall doormats with a buffalo check or stripe and then something fun and cute on top!

Since it is so hot here in Florida, real pumpkins simply are NOT an option!  However, there are faux pumpkins that make a great option for our hot fall season.  If you’re enjoying crisp air for the new season, by all means, add some real pumpkins!!!

I also like to add corn stalks to the posts for some simple decoration that makes a big statement!

Lastly, I love to add weather-proof flameless candles.  They create such a cozy glow and welcoming vibes in a more subtle wa

Here are some front porch favorites available on Amazon:

• Faux pumpkins
• Fall wreaths
• Buffalo check door mat
• Fun door mat
• Outdoor flameless candles
• Corn stalks (though you could find these a lot cheaper from a local farmer’s market, etc., if possible)

How to decorate for the fall season?

I hope this post and these fall home decor ideas from Amazon have given you a lot of ideas for both new fall decor and Amazon fall decor finds.  At the same time, I hope you’re inspired to mix the old with the new and use what you have in a different way.  Adding just one or two new decor pieces is a fun way to refresh your favorites from the past!

I am definitely enjoying these favorite fall home decor ideas from Amazon around our own home.  If you are on Instagram, make sure to check out my new post to see how I am using 10 of these Amazon fall decor finds around our home this year.

You can shop these top 10 favorites conveniently at THIS storefront link.

Spoiler: some of them are not just fall; you can use them year round too!

Enjoy these following posts with more fall inspiration:

• Simple Ideas for Decorating Fall Living Room Centerpieces
• Best Fall Primitive Decor Ideas: Decorating Vintage Finds
• How to Easily Decorate a Cozy Fall Bedroom
• 5 Free Fall Decor Ideas You Can Use for Budget Decor
• 5 Beautiful Ways to Use Dried Gourds for Fall Decor

I’d love for you to follow me on social media!  You can find my home decor inspiration on Instagram, Pinterest, and Facebook!  

Blessings,

(As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.  Posts on Robyn’s French Nest may contain affiliate links. You can see our full disclosure details here.)

It may sound overwhelming to transition your home decor from summer to fall, but it shouldn’t be! Start getting cozy now with 15 easy steps!

When should I start putting up fall decor?

It’s asked every year and every year my answer is the same!  You can start decorating anytime you want!  Trust me, if I lived up north and the air was starting to get that little tinge of fall feeling, you’d better believe I’d be pulling out all the bins and starting to transition from summer to fall home decor!

Can I decorate for fall at the end of August?

Some people prefer to wait until after the Labor Day holiday break, which is also understandable.  This is particularly true for those who don’t begin the school year until after Labor Day!  Trust me, I like to enjoy summer break to the very last drop too!

Can I decorate for fall in July?

My general answer to this is mid August or early September.  However, as I said before, it’s totally up to you!  I usually try to have all of my fall decor pretty much done by the beginning of September so I can enjoy it for the next couple of months!

For me, I especially enjoy a S L O W transition from fall to summer with my home decor.  To be honest, I don’t like to start until after the kids are back in school.  I like to keep our “summer home” (see my summer home decor story HERE) for as long as possible.

But once we’ve started back to school, I’m ready for cozy evenings, earlier bed times, and filling my senses with a soft, calm, cozy atmosphere in the evenings!

How do I make my house feel cozy for the fall?

I’m so glad you asked!  Let’s jump in because today I’m going to give you 15 simple and easy ideas to kick off your fall decor.

Whether you put the pumpkins out in August, September, or wait until October, there are plenty of things you can do to transition your home decor from summer to fall and start getting those cozy vibes whenever you’re ready!

15 Simple Ways How to Transition from Summer to Fall Home Decor

How do I transition my house for fall?

#1: Transition your home decor from summer to fall by removing summer decor.

I like to wait until we’ve started school for this first step and enjoy the “beach cottage” feel of our home as long as possible.  However, once school has started, it’s game on!

The first thing to do to transition your home decor from summer to fall is to pack up any summer-specific decor.  I collect all the shells, floppy straw hats, chippy blue architectural salvage, vintage seascape art, etc. and pack it all up!

These totes are our favorite for seasonal decor!  We’ve collected them over time and now all of our seasonal decor stacks so neatly.  My husband especially loves the durability and that they don’t slide around!

I also love using THESE fabric organizers to store and organize all of my throw pillows.  Even though I love to use pillow covers, I do have a variety of pillows without removable covers.  I highly recommend THESE bins for extra throw pillows and bedding too!

#2: Transition your home decor from summer to fall by adding wood tones.

I always love pretty wood tones and when I transition my home decor from summer to fall, you’ll find me pulling out more of my dough bowls, bread boards, wooden candlesticks, and wooden risers.  

These favorite pieces create the backdrop for all of my fall vignettes and the wood colors instantly warm up decor.  This is true even if you’re going slowly, like me, and leaving a basic, every day vignette that isn’t necessarily fall.  Remember, we are slowly transitioning from one season to the next.  Creating a neutral palette allows for adding season specific decor as you’re ready!

#3: Transition from summer to fall decor by switching up your greenery.

When I start transitioning my home decor for the fall season, I leave my live plants.  For faux plants, however, I pull out the brighter greens and begin replacing them with dried or preserved branches and sparse branches cut from my yard.

Fall is really a season that feels especially natural and organic and I try to bring that inside by following the cues of nature.

(Well, for up north, at least.  Our grass stays bright and green down here all year! ????)

Over on my fall decor storefront, you can find my favorite faux greenery options to start swapping out for the seasons.  Shop it HERE!

I especially love these gorgeous stems that have a softer green and just the hints of the autumn months.  They blend perfectly with both seasons!

#4: Transition from summer to fall decor by changing your florals.

Whether fresh or faux, florals are a perfect seasonal transition.  You can transition your home decor from summer to fall by adding seasonal florals here and there throughout your home.

I don’t use a lot of floral patterns in my home, but I do love having a simple vase of sunflowers, faux pear stems, or deep-toned mums sitting in my kitchen or dining room!

If you’re looking for great faux florals for fall, I highly recommend these:

• This set of varied pampas grass decor
• These tan eucalyptus stems (love how it matches the color of sun-dried and bleached eucalyptus)
• These faux pear stems (I love the warmth of the color!)
• These dried pods add so much texture to a fresh or faux arrangement!
• Shop a variety of my favorite fall flowers over on my storefront, HERE!

#5: Transition from summer to fall decor by swapping out throw pillows!

Throw pillows are a really budget-friendly way to get a fresh look without having to change out furniture! Transition your home decor from summer to fall by storing away summer-colored pillows and swapping them with neutral pillows that have a lot of texture, such as chunky knit fabric, soft linen, light velvet, and fringe or pom pom detail.

I suggest starting the transition with neutral pillows and once you’re ready to go all in on fall decor, layer a few fall-specific colors and patterns with your neutral pillows.

I’m loving these pillows this year:

• These classic pillows with a pattern that will blend with most things!
• These burnt orange aren’t neutral, but I had to include them because I love pulling them out as I start adding some fall touches!  Plus, they are only $14 for the pair!
• These vintage grain sacks make the perfect oversized pillows for a sofa or bed and they are super cozy!
• I love the color and texture of these pillows!  Definitely my favorites this season!
• This neutral pillow has great detail and the size and shape makes it perfect for layering!

Pro Tip: mix, match, and layer a few of these together for a curated, designer look!  Plus, you’ll be adding a lot of texture, color, and pattern for interest.

#6: Transition your home decor from summer to fall by adding a few throw blankets.

No matter the season, I seem to have a few out to soften up our spaces.  However, the fall and winter seasons are definitely when they get used the most!  You can add throw blankets to a basket under the coffee table or simply toss them over the arm of a chair.

Wherever you place them, make sure they are easily accessible and inviting your family to get cozy!

Here are a couple of favorites this year:

• This one is my very favorite! Plus, it is reasonably priced too and comes in different colors and sizes.  Since it is light-weight, I enjoy it all year too and layer it in the cooler winter and autumn months.
• Add a soft, neutral like this for instant coziness!
• This basket is perfect to tuck cozy blankets and pillows for easy accessibility, yet tidy when you don’t need them out!

#7: Transition the seasons with art!

To me, you don’t need a lot of seasonal art.  However, just switching a couple of pieces can instantly refresh a room and add a touch of the fall season.  I recently purchased this vintage pear painting from my friend Deb over at Seeking Lavender Lane.  She has an online vintage shop with a lot of great vintage art options!

You can find a similar pear art piece HERE for a great price!  Perfect for a seasonal touch or use year round too!

This pheasant print is similar to one of my favorite thrifted art finds and I’ll pull it out a little later in the season!  Can’t beat vintage-inspired art for under $15!

I am also obsessed with these curated collections that arrive ready to frame.  They are under $20 or even less and look SO much like real paintings.  I can’t get over them!  You can find some fall inspirations HERE on my storefront!

#8: Add woven texture to transition your home decor from summer to fall!

Admittedly, I love woven texture and use baskets all year long.  I think they get overlooked a little in the fall though.

I loved adding these wall baskets with dried gourds to my gallery wall last year.  The woven texture adds those warm, wood-like tones but in a little softer way.  And they definitely add texture too!

You can get a similar look this year with:

• This pretty wall basket
• These pretty, dried gourds
• Find several gorgeous woven textures on THIS favorites shopping list!
• These tan eucalyptus branches

#9: This should probably be #1…

Don’t underestimate the power of deep cleaning your home to help transition your home decor from summer to fall!

A clean, organized, decluttered home is one of the best feelings and definitely makes physical and emotional space to add all of the cozy favorites for the upcoming seasons!

#10: Bring the cozy factor to your transitional decor with taper candles!

That being said, I have younger kiddos myself and taper candles on the mantel are just unsafe in every possible way!  I love to pull out my set (okay, several sets) of favorite battery-operated taper candles and add to my vintage brass candlestick collection!  Brass candlesticks are one of my favorite thrifted things to collect!

You can find 6 other things I recommend thrifting for the fall season over on THIS POST!

You can find my favorite battery-operated taper candles in white or ivory HERE!  Trust me…they are so good!  You can find all of my favorite cozy flameless candles that I use throughout our home HERE on my storefront!

#11: Transition into fall decor by adding mixed metals.

I might be the odd one out on this, but in my summer decor, I realized I don’t actually have a lot of metal other than a few zinc buckets and wire baskets.

For me, one way to quickly add a touch of that fall vibe is to add some metal texture and colors.

You can transition your home decor from summer to fall by adding a mixture of vintage brass, silver, and copper.

And yes!  You can even mix the three!  Of course, my preference is for metal finishes that have some tarnish but you can always polish them up a bit if you’d like!

#12: Transition your home from summer to fall with amber bottles.

Old amber bottles are a great way to bring in those warm fall hues.  If you’re looking to add a bit of a transitional look, but don’t want to add all the pumpkins, scarecrows, and orange colors, amber bottles can be a great compromise!

Of course, then you can just leave them out with your fall decor too!

Amber bottles can look great on their own, gathered in a collection, used with taper candles, or holding flower or greenery stems!

Flea markets and antique malls are great places to find old amber bottles.  But if you want some right away, these are some great vintage-inspired options:

• This gorgeous amber vase already has pretty foliage stems with it and it’s a great price too!
• This vase comes in 3 sizes and is an excellent price point!  Combine the set with each size to make a really pretty vignette!
• This pack of six amber bottles are perfect for a tablescape!
• This set of 6 gives a little taller options and is perfect for flowers or taper candles!

#13: Use vintage books to help with seasonal decor transitions.

You all know how much I love vintage books.  In fact, you can find a whole post with ideas for using vintage books in your home decor HERE.

Transitioning your home decor from summer to fall is a perfect time to use some budget-friendly decor and old, thrifted books are my first go-to!

You can use vintage books in warm fall colors, such as neutrals, browns, rust, and gold tones.  Just swap a stack of lighter, summery colored books in any vignette with your fall-toned books and ta-da!  Quick and easy transition!

I always hit up the book section in any thrift store.  You can find great deals and use them for all the seasons!  I also like to look for titles that could relate to the particular season.  It’s a small detail, but one I take great delight in finding!

#14: One of the most simple ways to transition is starting with a neutral base!

This may seem basic, but to transition my home decor from any season to another, I peel back the layers of seasonal color and texture.  Take my home back to the basics, so to speak!

At that point, I can slowly start adding as much or as little, as subtle or as bold seasonal accents.

I always recommend investing in large pieces that you love and have a neutral base.  This allows you to play around and experiment with your decor in more budget-friendly ways!

This would include sofas, chairs, larger tables, cabinets, and wall colors (though that can be a fun way to accent for a season if you love to paint!)

Over on my storefront, I have an entire section dedicated to neutral colors that are perfect to use year round!  Shop my favorites HERE!

#15: Fill your home with the scents of the season!  

Nothing says cozy like a great candle and a favorite fall scent, right?!  In fact, when I want to start transitioning my home from summer to fall decor, I usually pull out one of my favorite candles to help me get in the mood.

There are a lot of great options out there but these are definitely my personal favorites:

• This oil for my diffuser
• This candle for any room (and the jar is pretty too!)

Are you ready to transition your home now?

It’s totally okay if you’re not!

Save these pins and ideas for whenever you’re ready.  That’s the beauty of our own homes…we can just do what works for us and enjoy it!

I do hope that these 15 favorite ideas have given you some inspiration, sparked a creative or new idea, and help you to love and enjoy your home even more in the coming season!

You may also enjoy these posts:

• 7 Easy Ways to Make Your DIY Fall Flowers Amazing
• How to Easily Decorate a Cozy Fall Bedroom
• Beautiful Fall Dough Bowl Decor in 3 Minute Styles
• The Best 7 Useful Fall Decor Items You Need to Thrift For
• 5 Beautiful Ways to Use Dried Gourds for Fall Decor

I’d love for you to follow me on social media!  You can find my home decor inspiration on Instagram, Pinterest, and Facebook!  

Blessings,

(As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.  Posts on Robyn’s French Nest may contain affiliate links. You can see our full disclosure details here.)

Decorating occasional tables is an easy way to bring a fall style to your living room! Keep reading for my favorite five tips for easy fall coffee table decorating!

Decorating occasional tables is an easy way to bring a fall style and focal point to your living room! Keep reading for my favorite five tips for easy fall coffee table decorating!

You probably recognize by now that there isn’t a season that I don’t love decorating for.  However, fall has to be one of my top four! (wink, wink!)  

Speaking of decorating for fall, if you’re hopping over from Southern Crush at Home, thanks for joining me today!  I am loving all of the early fall inspiration in this tour and I love the pumpkin-themed ideas that Melanie shared!

Fall coffee table decorating is a perfect way to bring those “feel good” vibes of the fall season to your living space.  Plus,  you’re creating a focal point that instantly makes family and friends feel at home.  At the same time, one of the questions I get the most often is:

How do you style a coffee table in the fall?

If you’ve also asked this question, you are not alone!  Even though I love decorating our home for the season, fall coffee table decorating can feel challenging.

However, it doesn’t need to take a lot of time, energy, money, or effort to give your coffee table a quick refresh for the fall season with a beautiful centerpiece and intentional focal point.  In fact, natural elements (like free branches or pinecones from my yard) are a great way to creative budget-friendly decor for a coffee table or dining table.

Keep reading for five really easy tips for effortless coffee table styling!  The living room is one of my favorite places to decorate because it can make our whole home feel fresh and everyone gets to enjoy it, spending time together, in their free time too!

Here are a few of my favorite tips for fall coffee table decorating:

Simple Ideas for Decorating Fall Living Room Centerpieces

Five Tips for Easy Fall Coffee Table Decorating

#1: Base: What do you decorate a coffee table with?

First things first.  One coffee table or dining table decorating essential, no matter the season, is a base.  Whether you use a large tray, basket, bowl, crate, old bread board, your fall coffee table arrangement will be so much easier with this constraint.  Choosing the base is a great way to get started with styling your coffee table or even a dining table!  It is the first step in creating a living room focal point.

The best way is to think of it is the frame for your simple coffee table decor!  Actually, this tip is also perfect for dining room table centerpieces, a kitchen table, dining table, or even something to take center stage on a kitchen island!

You can choose how rustic or elegant, how modern or traditional, or how old or new your base (aka, frame or focal point) will be.  Actually, it sets the tone for the entire look of your coffee table decor.  You will want to invest in a piece that you really love and can use year-round for simple and easy coffee table vignette refreshes.  First of all, make sure you consider your coffee table design when choosing accent pieces.  Of course, this is all up to your personal style!

Here are a few pieces in varying styles that I recommend:

• A simple rectangular basket, like this, goes with everything.  It is also convenient to just pick up and move for family games.  Plus, it makes house cleaning easier too!
• A large, square, wooden tray, like this one, is perfect for a coffee table or ottoman.  The white can add some contrast if you have a wood-toned coffee table.
• If you have a white coffee table, consider a wood-toned tray, like this one, for some contrast and variety.
• Do you have a rectangular coffee table?  This vintage bread board would be perfect!
• These antique European bread boards have the perfect patina and I love every single detail about them!
• I think this vintage grain sifter would add so much character and interest to a round coffee table.  At the same time, it is the perfect size to hold a simple vignette!
• For a coffee table that is a little larger, this vintage tulip bulb tray would make the perfect base for a coffee table!

#2 Arrangement: How do you arrange things on a coffee table?

If I start struggling with arranging a vignette on my coffee table or trying to figure out some fall coffee table decorating ideas, I try to go back to the basics for beautiful centerpieces.  These are great for the centerpiece and focal point of any living room:

1. Base
2. Tall item
3. Medium item
4. Short item, usually a smaller seasonal accent
5. Incorporate a plant, faux flowers, or simple greenery

*If you’re hosting a dinner party or your coffee table is near the kitchen, consider even fruit bowls for bright colors and simple decorations.

Tip: Stacks of books are a great option to give different sizes!

I almost always start my decorating with an odd number of items.  For coffee table styling, three (plus your base) seems to be a pretty magical number.  Interior designers often refer to it as the decorating triangle.

However, I actually typically gather more than three decorative items.  Then, I play around with them until I get an arrangement of three items, usually with different materials, that I love on my base.  Often, I stack items for more layers and interest too.  Basically, coffee tables are the perfect place to just have fun and get creative as you make a special focal point for the living room space.

Here are a few rules of thumb to keep in mind for fall coffee table decorating ideas:

(Or any season, for that matter!)

• Varied height
• Create a decor triangle with odd numbers
• Soften the edges with a plant or floral arrangements, whether faux flowers or fresh flowers
• Incorporate an unexpected element, such as a small seasonal accent or natural elements
• Repetition of a color scheme, pattern, texture, and style throughout the room (meaning, the 3 items don’t have to be the same but they should usually repeat some kind of color, pattern, texture, or style displayed elsewhere in the room for a cohesive look

In this fall coffee table styling, you can see how I used a large bread board as the base for my focal point. Next, I added a vintage zinc vessel with a mixture of fall faux stems and florals.  Then, I added a grouping of books for my middle height.  Lastly, I added a glass cloche with a vintage quail statue.  The quail brings an unexpected touch while also having a subtle nod to the season and use of natural elements..

The colors, texture, and style in this vignette are mirrored in the room.  This helps the overall feel of your living room to be cohesive.  Next, the zinc bucket accents the zinc table top.  At the same time, the vintage leather books (which make great coffee table books) match the color of the stacked items used for a side table.  Then, the glass cloche connects with a grouping of cloches and dried gourds on the cabinet I use as a sofa table.

Shop this look:

• Large, vintage bread board
• Vintage zinc double handle bucket
• Dried, faux fall stems
• Dried seed pods
• Set of vintage leather books (great deal on this set!) or pretty coffee table books
• Glass bell cloche
• Vintage quail

Of course, there are exceptions to every rule!  

Since it is your home and your decor, you get to choose what you love and then just enjoy it.  For example, this swan and trencher don’t really fit the rules of 3 items and odd numbers  like I discussed above.

However, I love how the swan looks in the trencher.  At the same time, the wood coloring of the trencher and the chippy white patina of the swan closely mirror other tones and patinas in our family room.  Even though it is certainly an “out of the box” coffee table styling, it doesn’t feel out of place in this room.  This is a great example of how you make the “decor rules” work for you.  The good news is, you don’t have to follow the rules at all!  You can just decorate however you love!

These rules only exist to help you get your creativity wheels spinning!  After that, the most important thing is just to have fun with your decor and create something that you love.  Some of my favorite coffee table decor ideas have definitely broken a few decorating rules over the years!

#3 Functional: How do you style a coffee table tray?

Even though I absolutely love home decor and enjoy trying to make our home look pretty, it’s much more important that our home functions well for my family.  Since this coffee table is often used for games and puzzles, I keep two things in mind when trying to come up with just the right centerpiece and focal point for the room.

First of all, I only place one vignette at the end.  Since our coffee table is oversized, it allows me to keep one end “pretty” and the other end open for games and activities.

Secondly, I always keep my fall coffee table decorating ideas limited to something that fits on a base.  As I said at the beginning, a base allows you to easily move your coffee table decor.  In this space, I used a large bread board as my tray.  Then, I created a decor triangle with a cloche, a stack of books, and a large candle.

Tip: Your tray should usually take a similar shape as your table.  For example, with a round table you may want to try a round tray for the center of your table.

For a touch of the unexpected, I tucked in some old ledger pages.  They offer some extra texture and interest between the hard lines of the glass and the books.

If you feel a little stuck when styling your fall coffee table tray, try this easy combination:

1. Large Tray
2. Plant or vase of faux or fresh flowers
3. Trio (or odd number) of candlesticks with battery-operated taper candles (THESE are my favorite!)
4. Small dried gourd or pumpkin decorative objects or natural elements.

I think the most important thing is that your coffee table decor works around your family’s lifestyle, rather than trying to always work around the decor.

For example, if you know that your family will want to rest their feet on the coffee table when getting cozy for a movie night, make sure your coffee table decor is clear on the sides.

Since I know that the decor on this fall coffee table is going to need to be moved a lot for games, I style it on a tray at one end.  It’s easy to move if we need more space.

Homes are not for show!  They need to be functional, accessible, and comfortable for everyone.  Planning your coffee table styling and decor accessories with those in mind first can help eliminate frustration later on!  (Trust me.  I speak from experience here!)

How do you customize a coffee table?

Even though our back living room is a small space, we knew we wanted an oversized coffee table to be the focal point.  Since this is the main place where we gather for games and activities, it was important to have a piece that met those needs and will function well for our family.

We came across this antique 6 foot library table at an auction.  Since it is narrow and long, it fits the space perfectly.  However, it was way too tall.  So, we cut the legs off to make it the perfect coffee table height.

Some may say that we ruined a beautiful piece of furniture.  However, we feel like we took a gorgeous piece and made it something that can be used and enjoyed by our family on a daily basis!  It is literally the focal point of the entire room!

You can easily customize a table and turn it into your coffee table: How tall should I make my coffee table?

16-18 inches is considered standard height.  We really like the 18 inch height, especially for this table, since we play games here a lot.  16 inches would feel like we were bending down more.  Funny what two inches can do, right?!

#4 Plants and Flowers: Incorporate seasonal stems into your fall coffee table decorating ideas

Almost always…not every time, but almost…my fall coffee table styling ideas will include some seasonal plants, flowers, stems, or branches.  Actually, no matter the season, I typically have some kind of fresh or faux greenery or flowers on my coffee table.

I love how green plants or even a clear glass vase of flowers bring some life and movement to a vignette.  Also, vines from plants can soften the otherwise hard or straight lines of the items used in your coffee table decor, such as books and candlesticks.  Coffee tables are a great place to add fresh elements that make a whole room feel so special and intentional!  I don’t have a green thumb, so I really count on quality faux greenery and flowers, especially for a pop of color.

You can find several ideas for decorating with fall flowers on a budget over on THIS POST.

Over on THIS POST, I share some ideas for thrifted and vintage vessels to make even inexpensive grocery store flowers look special!  Even on a small table or in a small apartment, a simple bouquet is a wonderful way to add a seasonal touch and pop of color.

Here are some great options to try for fall coffee table decorating:

• These dried stems
• Pretty pampas grass
• Potted plant
• This pretty fall bouquet
• Small dried seed pod stems
• Terra cotta eucalyptus
• These pretty light-colored bouquets
• Fun pumpkin stems
• Larger seed pod stems
• Fall colored thistle and leaf stems

#5 Accessories: What do you put on a display coffee table?

Figuring out exactly what to display on your fall coffee table can be a challenge.  For me, there are often TOO many things that I want to display, so I have to narrow down my choices.

However, it can really be helpful to stick with that formula from #2!  Even though there are so many pretty fall accessories, you really only need one or maybe two, at the most, to give your coffee table decorating a great look for fall.  Just using a single item, like a clear vase of flowers, for your center table can also give a more modern look to your living room space.

I am not a minimalist in my decorating.  Can you tell?  Haha!  However, especially for a high-traffic area like a coffee table, less is usually more.  Plus, you can allow one or two favorite seasonal items to really become the focal point and avoid a cluttered vignette.

Here are a few favorite accessories for fall coffee table styling with a more neutral color palette:

• Medium dried gourds
• Mini dried gourds in a bowl or dish
• Wooden pumpkin
• Glass cloche with a pumpkin or gourd inside
• Vase with vintage style patina
• Neutral pheasant figure
• Vintage brass quail
• Brass candlestick set
• Black candlestick set
• Battery-operated taper candles
• Amber glass battery-operated candles

It’s time to refresh your fall coffee table decorating!

I hope these favorite tips and tricks have sparked some creativity for you.  As always, I hope it gives you some inspiration to love your home and have fun making it special and cozy for your family too.

Remember:

• Less is more.
• When in doubt, stick to the decor triangle.  It’s always a great idea.
• You can’t go wrong with the most popular centerpiece: A tray, plant, candle holders, and a pumpkin.  And of course, a cup of coffee and a fall scented candle will finish off any creative living room centerpiece ideas perfectly!

Now, have fun decorating and happy fall!

Now it’s time to visit the next amazing blogger in today’s hop, Kim over at Shiplap & Shells.  She has one of my FAVORITE gardens anywhere!

For even more early fall inspiration, check out all the amazing ideas below!

Early Fall Inspiration From Fellow Bloggers

Easy First Touches of Fall Decor // White Arrows Home

Neutral and Natural Fall Home Tour // Willow Bloom Home Blog

Simple and Charming Minimalist Fall Decor Ideas // Eleanor Rose Home

Fall Decorating on a Budget: Easy Ideas for a Cozy Home // Cottage on Bunker Hill

25 Creative Fall Decoration Table Ideas for Your Home // The Ponds Farmhouse

How to Create a Festive Fall Table Setting // Cottage in the Mitten

6 Easy and Affordable Fall Centerpieces That You Can Make Yourself // White Lilac Farmhouse

How to Make a Stunning DIY Faux Fall Tree That Looks Real // WM Design House

How To Make A Fall Book Page Leaf Garland // Midwest Life and Style

5 Ways To Cozy Up Your Kitchen This Fall // She Gave It A Go

Favorite Faux Fall Stems for Your Home this Year // Pasha is Home

Easy Fall Flower Arrangement // Sand Dollar Lane

Easy Fall Pumpkin Pillow Cover DIY Using A Vintage Chenille Bedspread // Southern Crush at Home

Simple Ideas for Decorating Fall Living Room Centerpieces // Robyn’s French Nest

19 Easy Ways to Transition Your Home Decor From Summer To Fall // Shiplap and Shells

Early Fall Decorating // Paint Me Pink Blog

Transition Summer To Fall With Simple Changes // A Stroll Through Life

Easy Fall Wreath For Your Front Door // Amy Sadler

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Blessings,

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Ready to start planning some fall decor ideas?  Take a peek at some of my favorite ways I am using vintage treasures to inspire beauty in our home for the fall season! Plus, keep reading for even more fall decorating inspiration from the Thrifting with the Gals!

If you were following along on The World’s Longest Yard Sale 2023, you couldn’t help but notice what I kept finding.  There were just a little bit of primitive, natural elements, and rustic objects that I was drawn to while we hunted up and down the 127 corridor!  I’m excited to be using some of them in my primitive fall decor ideas this year!

Even though the weather tells a different story, the autumn months will be here before we know it.  At the same time, with school resuming, it’s just a lot easier to go back to school if we pretend it’s fall and not still summer, right?!

While I haven’t pulled out any white pumpkins yet (and probably won’t for awhile yet), I am definitely starting to creating my decorating look for this cozy and beautiful time of year!  For me, creating a base of neutral decor with natural elements is the perfect way to set the stage for fall decorations to come.  The good news is you don’t have to go all out on fall to get started.

Today, I want to share some easy ways that you can start using some of your vintage treasures to create your own neutral decorating look.  Then, when the autumn months arrive, or whenever you’re ready, you can start adding those orange pumpkins and having fun with the actual fall decorations!

Thrifting With The Gals

First, though, let me introduce you to the Thrifting with the Gals!  Each month, we get together and share some of our thrifting finds, tips for easy crafts and DIY projects, styling ideas for our favorite rustic objects, and even ideas for where to find your own vintage treasures.  I love seeing what each friend finds throughout the month and then how they use their finds in their own homes to go with their decorating look.

• Kristin from White Arrows Home
• Ann from Dabbling and Decorating
• Rachel from The Pond’s Farmhouse
• and our guest host this month, Michele, from Vintage Home Designs

There is loads of inspiration on these blogs and you’ll love the intentional decorating styles, especially with the thrifted and vintage treasures!

What is the earliest you should decorate for fall?

I get the same question about Christmas decor.  My answer is always the same: You decorate whenever you want to decorate!

For me, a lot of my decorating falls around our school schedule since I am both a mom and a teacher at the private school where my children attend.  As I said, it’s hard to go back to school when it feels like it should still be summer break!  For us, the back to school season is the best time of year to start easing into some subtle fall decor.

Traditionally, most people start decorating for fall around the first of September.  However, I know the fall season is an absolute favorite for so many people.  It makes total sense why a lot of people like to get a head start on all things cozy around their homes!

Ready for a sneak peek of my World’s Longest Yard Sale favorites?

Since I brought back so many great primitive pieces and rustic objects from the 127 yard sale, I thought it would be fun today to give you just a sneak peek of how I’ve started playing with them in our home.

I don’t even know if they will stay in these spaces!  However, I’ve had fun taking a few moments here and there to start getting some decorating ideas for these vintage treasures!

Best Fall Primitive Decor Ideas: Decorating Vintage Finds

Primitive Fall Decorating Ideas for the Front Door

A great place to kick off some fall decorating is by adding some fall hues to your porch and front door.  You can see my fall porch from past years over on THIS post for ideas of how to decorate a front porch or front door with fall colors.  Since I want to use a more subtle fall touch right now, I started with inspiration from the 127 yard sale!

I picked up these gorgeous, handmade corn husk wreaths from a vendor.  Can’t you just picture them with bales of hay on the front steps, a primitive pumpkin, and twinkle lights for some cozy front porch decor in the fall season?!

However, since I don’t know how well they will hold up in our still-very-hot and still-very-humid South Florida weather, I decided to hang this fall wreath inside instead.  Instead, I found THESE similar ones.  I love how they create a subtle fall focal point while blending with the primitive fall decor I want to add to our front porch decor a little later in the season.

Here are some other ideas for fall porch ideas that I will incorporate for a finishing touch in the autumn months:

• Bales of hay
• Wood crate
• String lights
• Corn stalks (brown floral wire works great to secure them to porch posts and will last all season; I usually get mine in late September!)

Primitive Fall Decor DIY Idea

If you’re up for a little DIY, dried corn husks are perfect for a primitive crafts or a DIY project!  I think this wreath would be an especially gorgeous DIY wreath.  Unfortunately, I don’t have corn husks down here but some of you may be able to get them where you live!

What I do have are dried banana leaves, though!  If you want to see the finished product and how I used dried banana leaves and other stuff from my yard in my fall decorating,  check out THIS post.  Best part?  It was all FREE!

For more fall porch decor ideas,  check out THIS post where I share some easy ways to style front porch decor for the autumn months.  There are so many beautiful ways to use primitive fall decor ideas in your front porch decor!

Primitive Fall Decorating Ideas for the Living Room

What are some fall decorating ideas?

You all know how much I love my wood tones and woven textures!  On my coffee table, I combined my huge dough bowl for wood tones with a bit of a rustic, western style.  This large elk antler was another fun find on the 127 sale.  Even though the majority of my Instagram story community voted against the antlers, I just couldn’t refuse them.

Maybe it’s the fact that the western decorating look is trending again in interior design.  However, I think it is really due to how inspired I was from our RV road trip out west over the past two summers!

I loved the buffalo, elk, and other wildlife we saw.  Of course, the gorgeous terrain and laid back living adds to the overall feeling of west too!

As we get further into the season, I think I’ll add a plaid blanket under the elk antler in the large dough bowl.  I love adding fabrics for quick and easy seasonal decorating touches!

Some white pumpkins or earth-toned dried gourds added around the antler will give a more full look to the dough bowl for the harvest season style.

Also, they will add even more seasonal decor for the autumn seasons!  Plus, it blends perfectly with primitive fall decor ideas!

If you want even more dough bowl decor ideas for the fall season, check out THIS post!  I share some really easy ways to use primitive fall decor with a dough bowl as a base.

Other fall decorations that I keep on hand for an easy decorating look are:

• Candle holder
• Faux stems in fall hues
• Battery operated realistic taper candles
• Large tray
• Vintage books
• Glass cloche
• Architectural salvage

How to Use Primitive Fall Decorating Ideas in the Dining Room

How do you decorate subtly for fall?

One of the best ways to decorate subtly for fall is to mix neutrals, earth-tones, texture, and natural elements.  Wood tones are wonderful to add some depth and character too.

While this looks beautiful for the “in-between” time to decorate in August, between summer and fall, it also creates a perfect base to add more fall touches throughout the autumn months.

As I said before, I haven’t added the pumpkins…yet.  However, the dining room is a perfect way to feature my favorite Halloween crafts of all time!  I’ll go ahead and mention them in this post because you might want to get a start on your Halloween crafts!  Actually, I don’t really decorate for Halloween other than some cute jack-o-lanterns.

This DIY concrete pumpkin candle holder is still a favorite and I love pulling them out each year.  They blend perfectly with my natural elements for the fall season.  Of course, they are also cute mixed with a primitive pumpkin, mini pumpkins, or even orange pumpkins or dried gourds if you want more fall colors!  You can find all of the details for these Halloween crafts HERE!

Tip:  Mix and match primitive fall decor with straight lines and smooth finishes of new pieces as well!

So far, I’ve used some of my 127 yard sale finds on the dining room shelves.  A mixture of antlers, woven textures, and patina of stoneware are working together to create a decorating look for primitive fall decor that I just LOVE!

How can I make my house look autumnal?

Tip:  Creating a neutral decorating look like this sets the stage to add more seasonal specific decor, such as corn husks, mini pumpkins, white pumpkins, or even orange pumpkins in the autumn months!

Using primitive fall decor ideas on my dining room table, I will add a place setting at each seat along with handmade name tags for the fall holidays.  However, for our busy, everyday lives during the autumn months, I filled this huge bowl with a quick and easy DIY, mixed with some more of my 127 sale finds!

How to Make a Primitive Fall Decor Centerpiece

First, I filled the bottom with crumpled brown kraft paper.  It’s an easy filler and the paper blends in with my next layer.  No one knows my bowl isn’t actually full of beautiful, natural elements!

I got this bowl from a boutique vintage shop.  However, there are some great bowls online.  A wooden dough bowl like THIS would be beautiful for a dining room table centerpiece!

Secondly, I added a bed of pine needles.  Using natural elements is a great way to bring in budget-friendly or even FREE decor for fall decorating!

Once I added the pine needles and finished my centerpiece, it just wasn’t doing it for me.  I went back to step two and added in a vintage grain sack.  I like this look a lot better!

Third, I added a bunch of antlers that I collected throughout the 127 sale trip.  I knew I wanted to try and create a fun centerpiece with them so I was definitely on the lookout for them!  If you live up north, you may even be able to find antler sheds for free in the woods!

You can also buy naturally shed antlers by the pound HERE!

Final verdict?

Well, this centerpiece is still causing a discussion around our home.  However, I’ll leave it for just a little while because we all know centerpieces get switched often around here!  If nothing else, it was a creative experiment for sure!  Haha!

More Fall Decorating Inspiration

Before you head off to start creating your own decorating looks for the season, check out this inspiration.  Make sure and visit these bloggers for more vintage and primitive fall decor inspiration and ideas!

Rachel from The Pond’s Farmhouse

Ann from Dabbling and Decorating

Michele, from Vintage Home Designs

Kristin from White Arrows Home

Are you getting excited for fall decorating?

Thanks for visiting stopping by today!  If it is as hot where you live as it is here, hopefully this post has given you a glimmer of hope for some cooler days during the autumn months!  May they come sooner rather than later.  Haha!

I have so many more vintage treasures to share from the World’s Longest Yard Sale.  However, I haven’t even gotten them all out yet.  So stay tuned!  Lots and LOTS more vintage and thrifted fall decorations to come this season!

I have started adding my favorites over on my storefront, so keep an eye on THIS LIST too!

You may also enjoy these popular posts for inspiration:

• 5 Easy Ways to Decorate a Cloche for Fall
• How to Easily Decorate a Cozy Fall Bedroom
• Cozy Fall Home Decor Tour
• 7 Simple Fall Entryway Decor Ideas for Your Home
• The Best 7 Useful Fall Decor Items You Need to Thrift For

I’d love for you to follow me on social media!  You can find my home decor inspiration on Instagram, Pinterest, and Facebook!  

Blessings,

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