Welcoming Fall at Home

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{Rich greens are beautiful on cabinets. Image via Hometown.}

Fall is just around the corner! As the weather shifts, it’s a great time to look at what’s ahead in design and color for the upcoming season. It can be fun and easy to make a few changes around the house.

Here are a few of my favorites decorating tips for fall:

 

{Amsterdam Green is a beautiful rich green color that warms up the room. Paint it on a chest or a side table for a quick update.}

1. Warmer Hues

Ready for color? You are in luck! Rich greens, black, brown and blush are a welcome change. It’s easy to incorporate these hues into bedding, furniture and accents. In the shop, Amsterdam Green Chalk Paint® by Annie Sloan is a popular choice for side tables and dressers. Antoinette Chalk Paint® by Annie Sloan is a warm grown up, blushy pink that would be a perfect pop of color in a neutral setting.

{Brass hooks are an easy way to add a touch of brass to any space. It’s great for organizing coats, bags, towels and so much more! Brass hook via Anthropologie.}

2. Brass Accents

Aged brass accents can warm up a space with just a few small touches. Try this instead of copper or rose gold.

{This velvet couch is beautiful in blush. This images captures a few trends in one place. Image via Pinterest.}

 
3. Velvet

Velvet can warm up a room during cooler months and adds texture. Pair it with rough woven textures and smooth clay surfaces for lots of visual interest. Adding a velvet throw or pillow is a great low commitment option.

{Adding a woven texture to a room helps warm it up for cooler temperatures. Be sure to balance it with something soft like velvet. Image via House Beautiful.}

4. Woven Textures

Woven textures bring depth to a room. Add some woven texture by hanging baskets on walls or placing a plant in wicker.
 

{Quilts are essential to making a cozy sleeping spot. Kerry Cassill is new favorite with beautiful hand blocked prints. It’s like a work of art for the bed. Available at The Back Porch Mercantile, Knoxville, TN.}

5. Layer up with a Quilt

Quilts add a layer of coziness as the temperature begins to drop. They add an element of a handmade feel to a room. Look for quilts with hand blocked patterns.

These are just a few ways to quickly make a change for a cooler upcoming season. What’s your favorite way to change your décor seasonally?

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