
Do you decorate for fall? I have become more of a fall decorator over the years. I didn’t used to be. But as my home as gotten more organized, and I genuinely have places for everything, I don’t mind an extra bin or two to bring in a little seasonal festivity.
Fall Kitchen Linens
Freshening up the kitchen with new tea towels is a nice way to bring in the season. You wouldn’t think a few small towels would be a big deal, but for some reason, colorful towels really make me happy.
Fall Table Centerpiece
We don’t keep a centerpiece on the table year round. In the summer I really like fresh cut flowers on the table, so we’ll usually have a simple vase. But in the fall, I like to have a centerpiece. I love both of these.

I particularly like the faux candles. They give such a nice warm ambience, without the concerns of an open flame.

This would be super cute on a smaller table, like in a breakfast room.
Fall Decor: Front Door
I LOVE a seasonal wreath on my front door. We actually have a storm door so I have had to try different wreaths to find one that fits. I actually found instructions on Martha Stewart for making a pine cone wreath. It turned out beautifully, and looked amazing but because of the storm door, it wouldn’t fit with the storm door closed. So it’s hanging in my gazebo.