These Cozy Fall Decorating Ideas Will Send You Into Hibernation Mode (2024)

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There's a lot to love about fall. It's a time of harvest festivals, hayrides, and pumpkin-spiced everything. It's also a period for reconnecting with family, lingering over meals and co*cktails shared with friends, and retreating indoors to recharge, all of which make fall the perfect season to give your interiors a little refresh. For that reason, we rounded up 50 fresh fall decorating ideas and tips to help you up your home's cozy factor, starting with the most inviting wreaths. Happy decorating!

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Add a Pop of Fall Color

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It really doesn't take much to get your home into the fall spirit! A bright pop of color, like the vase of fall leaves seen here, does a lot to warm up everyday decor. A cozy throw and bowl of white pumpkins further the feel.

See more at Saw Nail & Paint.

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Switch Out Your Outdoor Pillows

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Don't forget about your outdoor spaces! Swap summery pillows for cozy plaid finds, like the ones seen here.

See more at Creative Cain Cabin.

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Think Outside Traditional Fall Flowers

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This blogger dressed up her doorstep with a bountiful fall wreath that combines pinecones and pumpkins with dahlias for an unexpected pop of color and softness.

See more at M Loves M.

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Don't Forget the Humor

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Not all pumpkins need to be carved! The simple addition of googly eyes turns this grouping of gourds into a fun focal point.

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Cozy Up Your Dining Table

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Plaid is always a good idea when the weather turns cool—even in the dining room! Here, patterned blankets are layered over a dining table to create a cozy tablescape.

See more at So Much Better With Age.

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Try a New Color Scheme

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If you're not one for traditional fall colors, this white-on-white pumpkin floral arrangement by Lolly Jane is for you. (Use an artificial pumpkin and florals and you can display it year after year!)

Get the tutorial at Lolly Jane.

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Put a Cloche On It

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Jamie of the blog So Much Better With Age brought the outdoors in and put them on display under a glass cloche. Brilliant!

See more at So Much Better With Age.

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Rethink Vintage Pieces

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Have a vintage stoneware crock corralling utensils in your kitchen? Repurpose it as a vessel for a rustic fall arrangement.

See more at Creative Cain Cabin.

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Don't Forget the Bedroom

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The simple addition of a fuzzy orange throw and accent pillow is enough to breath some seasonal autumn air into any bedroom.

See more at Creative Cain Cabin.

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Get Crafty With Nature

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Dress up a bare wall with a simple fall mobile. The leaves here are made of paper but you could just as easily forage your own. (You'll want to iron them or press them between large books to make them flat.)

Get the tutorial at Happiness Is Homemade.

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Mix Up Your Plaids

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A mix of plaid patterns pack on the autumnal appeal in this otherwise neutral bedroom. Small details, like the sheaf of wheat on the nightstand and stack of blankets underneath, further the cozy factor.

See more at Rambling Renovators.

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Don't Forget Small Outdoor Spaces

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Think you don't have enough space to decorate outdoors? Potted mums and a cozy throw draped over an outdoor chair go a long way in setting a festive scene on this small balcony.

See more at Grace Gathered Home.

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Paint Your Pumpkins

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Instead of carving your pumpkins, coat them in paint! This gold-dipped look can be achieved with spray paint and painter's tape.

Get the tutorial at Monica Wants It.

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Go Mad For Plaid

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We said it few slides up, but we'll say it again: Is there any print that screams "fall!" more than plaid? Don't be shy about mixing up your patterns. (There are four in this corner alone!)

See more at Rambling Renovators.

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Set a Mood With Candles

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Because nothing about overhead lighting screams "cozy!"

See more at Modern Glam.

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Pile on the Pumpkins (Literally)

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Trying to get into the fall spirit with a non-working fireplace? Fill it with pumpkins! YOLO!

See more at Addison's Wonderland.

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Create a Cozy Scent

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Cozying up a space is as much about scent as it is about decorating. Instead of buying candles, DIY your own for a fun fall activity.

Get the tutorial at She Uncovered.

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Go Overboard With Greenery

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A burst of lush greenery adds softness to this tablescape and gives a grouping of orange and white pumpkins something to pop against.

See more at Finding Silver Pennies.

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Add a Rocking Chair (Or Two!)

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Chilly weather? No problem! Invite guests to cozy up and stay a while by outfitting your outdoor space with a rocking chair (or two, as seen here) and plenty of plaid blankets.

See more at Vin Yet Etc.

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Add Woven Accents

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Stacked baskets up the room's coziness and can double as a side table.

See more at Unskinny Boppy.

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These Cozy Fall Decorating Ideas Will Send You Into Hibernation Mode (2024)

FAQs

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Combine Colors and Accents

Pinecones evoke autumn, while silver and blue often call to mind winter. A deft combination of the two provides a dramatic yet easy decorating accent.

How to decorate for fall and winter together? ›

Combine Colors and Accents

Pinecones evoke autumn, while silver and blue often call to mind winter. A deft combination of the two provides a dramatic yet easy decorating accent.

How can I be cozy in autumn? ›

Cozy As Fall: Simple Tips to Create a Warm Vibe for Fall
  1. Light all the candles. I love this because a simple flame evokes such a sense of warmth. ...
  2. Textural and deep-hued pillows. ...
  3. Wax burner. ...
  4. Lamps. ...
  5. Warm apple cider, hard cider, or apple pie wine (it's a thing!). ...
  6. Apples or oranges in a bowl.

How to decorate between summer and fall? ›

Include Natural Elements. One of the best late summer decorating ideas is to feature natural elements. Decorate with pinecones, apples, leaves, branches, acorns, pumpkins, and gourds. Natural touches bring in just the right amount of fall and are also easy on your wallet.

What day should you start decorating for fall? ›

The best option is to put up fall decor in September or October, once the weather starts changing. Avoid hanging fall decor anytime before late August so your decorations can be in sync with the season. You'll also want to avoid confusing holiday decor for fall decor.

What month can you start decorating for fall? ›

A good rule of thumb is to begin with your interior décor in late September or early October. When the weather is cooler and the leaves have turned, then your outdoor decorations can follow suit.

What gives autumn vibes? ›

As trees shed their leaves and the nights draw in, we turn to the warming scents of pumpkins, cinnamon, berries, bonfires, fallen leaves, and cinder toffee to cosy-up against the gathering gloom – filling our homes with the nostalgic and comforting scents of autumn.

How do you make autumn vibes? ›

Switching to warmer colors is the first and most obvious way to make a room feel autumnal. I love decorating with warm textures and colors, putting seasonal fruits for example pears on display as a little reminder of what is going on outside.

How do you make fall vibes? ›

The Warm Glow of Candlelight

As the days grow shorter, candlelight brings a warm, inviting glow to your home. Place scented candles in cinnamon, vanilla, or apple pie scents in various rooms to evoke the essence of fall.

How should I decorate my home for fall? ›

Leaf garland is a great way to stay festive and is not overwhelming when you enter the room. Other fantastic finds would be fall candles and ceramic pumpkin decor. Again, try to only decorate a few places, where there is the most traffic. This way you aren't so overwhelmed, and your home is still ready for the season.

How to decorate a living room for autumn? ›

Decorating your living room for fall can be as simple as adding candles, styling your mantel with gourds or a seasonal wreath, filling a vase with autumn leaves, or scattering your sofa with velvet throw pillows in shades of rust, crimson, and mustard.

How can I decorate my house for autumn? ›

Using traditional tones of green, orange and white mixed in with hessian pumpkins, you can create a display that can be brought out year after year! Decorate your shelves using a blush-coloured plush pumpkin display!

How do you transition from fall to Christmas decor? ›

The best way to do this is to use natural elements. Here are some easy ideas for Christmas decorating right after Thanksgiving. Think about using lanterns, candles, and chunky candleholders. Sprinkle a little snow on a table and in the bottom of hurricanes that hold candles.

How to decorate between seasons? ›

  1. Seasonal Color Palette:Change out accent colors in your decor to reflect the hues of the current season. ...
  2. Textiles and Fabrics:Swap out throw pillows, blankets, and curtains for seasonal variations. ...
  3. Natural Elements:Bring in elements from nature that are characteristic of the current season.
Oct 1, 2023

How to decorate for winter after the holidays? ›

10 Tips For Transitioning From Christmas To Winter Décor
  1. Rid of Red.
  2. Remove Christmas Décor.
  3. Neutral Color Scheme.
  4. De-Clutter.
  5. Greenery.
  6. Natural Elements.
  7. Wintry Centerpiece.
  8. Add Texture.
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Can you decorate for Thanksgiving and Christmas together? ›

PRO DECOR TIPS: Remove the bright orange pumpkins and opt for muted tones. Go for the look that marries the foliage of the two holidays and pair it will elements of white, gold + just a touch of sparkle! Not too heavy on the fall, not too much of the red/green = a perfect balance!

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