When you start to feel the crispness in the air and see the leaves changing colors, it’s officially time to welcome fall in all its glory. And while nature's magic is happening outside, it's up to you to create the cozy home of your dreams inside with our very best fall decorating ideas for your living room, dining room, bedroom, kitchen, and more.
Because this time of year is all about making your home look and feel as cozy and homey as possible, we've gathered up the prettiest rustic fall decorating ideas that are easy to pull off but oh-so-impressive at the same time. Simple additions like festive fall door decorations, dining room decor (including fall centerpieces for your dining table and buffet), and fall mantel decor ideas for the living room bring a stylish, autumnal touch throughout your home. And you'd be surprised how just a couple of plaid pillows and blankets make a huge impact.
Create the Warmest Welcome
Make guests feel right at home from the moment they meet your front door. Here, fall door decorations up the curb appeal outside. Once inside, cozy paint colors and wallpaper, fresh flowers, and a soft vintage runner underfoot make this entry hall feel as special as any room in the house.
Display Prized Collections
A dark wood hutch houses a collection of wild game-themed plates, mixed in with pieces of white pottery and smoky glassware. A crock with feathers takes the place of a traditional flower arrangement (and requires no watering!)
Warm Up a Room with a Fire
We can't think of a better way to cozy up a living room or den than with a roaring fire. Get your chimney checked out to make sure it's in proper working order, then get to decorating with fall mantel decor ideas.
Create a Cozy Cubby
Turn unused space into a kid- and adult-friendly hideaway complete with books, a reading light, and piles of pillows and nubby blankets.
All the Ironstone!
Gather dishware and collectibles in like colors to display on open shelving. Here, this shelf that sits atop a rustic worktable is packed with ironstone dishes. The pieces have varying tones—from white to creamy to beigy-brown—and make for a nice, neutral spot to display white pumpkins.
Hang Baskets for Homey Texture
Hang baskets on the wall to add some texture and dimension to a collection of framed artwork. This idea works all year round but we love how the rich browns of these woven pieces blend well with pumpkin-colored pillows and fall florals.
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Bring Out Your Copper Collection
The hanging collection of copper pots insures the practical merges with the pretty in this hardworking farmhouse kitchen. And doesn't copper go so well with a fall color scheme?
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