– Creates a clear focal point – Sets the tone for gatherings – Uses gourds botanicals and pinecones – Skips buying new decor yearly – Adds warmth to the whole room – Draws the eye when guests enter
– Try burgundy emerald and sapphire – Layer creamy whites and taupes – Use burnt orange and terracotta – Add chocolate brown and copper – Try warm minimalist simple arrangements – Choose one cohesive color palette
– A lantern with seasonal accents – Dried botanical arrangement – A basket of mixed gourds and greens – Candle cluster on a tray – Fruit and vegetable arrangement
- Decorative Books - Wicker Pumpkins - Halloween Pumpkin Plush - Wood Bead Garland - Dried Martin Gourds - Artificial Fall Leaves Wreath - Cozy Season Soy Candles - Fire Log Basket - Plaid Woven Throw - Marble Serving Tray
– Start with a neutral base – Use dried botanicals in september – Add deeper colors in october – Layer in candlelight for november – Add metallic accents for thanksgiving – Make small seasonal swaps only
– Collect pinecones and branches outdoors – Shop thrift stores for containers – Use produce as natural decor – Buy reusable faux stems – Repurpose items you already own – Start with neutral pieces
– Layer creams beiges and taupes – Use linen wood and botanicals – Start with dried cream hydrangeas – Add brass and copper accents – Use a linen table runner – Add moss bark and stones