Neutral Fall Decor

Although it’s a little early, I can’t help but notice the new fall items that have been hitting the stores lately. Neutral fall decor to me, is all about textures, and warm, earthy tones, and the collections I’ve been seeing lately have been pulling at my autumn loving heart strings.

I plan to start incorporating fall decor in September, because in the blogging world, Christmas starts in October, if not sooner!  And since I’m always a bit late with sharing seasonal inspo, I figured I’d share a few neutral fall decor items that have caught my eye lately.

Neutral Fall Decor Faves

• Velvet pillow cover:

I love the texture and pattern of this pillow, it would be a great addition for fall and could easily transition throughout the winter.

• Two-toned tassel pillow:

I’ve had my eye on this pillow for a while, it comes in a few different colors, and

• Wood pedestal bowl:

This wood pedestal bowl would look so pretty on a kitchen island or table filled with apples or pears.  It would also be a great addition to add contrast and warmth to dark or light surfaces.

• Faux potted Rubber Plant:

Rubber plants are probably my favorite plant, but I just can’t seem to keep them alive.  I’m thinking of grabbing one of these for Nia’s dorm room.

• Brass decorative tray

A little brass goes a long way. This vintage looking would look great styled on a coffee table with candles, a small plant and some books.

• Black Lanterns:

These are my favorite affordable black lanterns, I love their transitional style, and they’re great to use through all the seasons. I’ve used them inside and outdoors.

• Whisky and Oak Wood wick Candle:

This candle has been a constant in my Fall home for the past three years.This candle is so amazing, it has a spicy and sweet scent, and makes the best crackling sound like your sitting in front of an open fire. Ahhhh, give me all the fall vibes!

• Round Wood Mirror:

I love the rich tone of this mirror, combined with the modern black hanger, this would look great over an entry table or mantel (And it’s currently on clearance!)

• Framed figure sketch:

This would look beautiful layered on a mantel or in am autumn gallery wall.

• Marble Candlestick holder:

Love the unique shape and the tones of this candle holder.

• Woven Pumpkins

These are a great way to add warmth and texture to your fall vignettes

• Tasseled Plaid Pillow:

The oversized plaid pattern on this pillow is a fresh take on a buffalo check pattern.

• Rust Knit Pillow:

Rust tones have been pretty popular over the past couple of years, and I’m so glad to see more of it!

• Floral Block Pattern rust pillow:

Lastly, what’s better than a solid rust pillow?  A rust patterned pillow.  A small scale patterned pillow, paired with larger scale patterns is key to a winning pillow combo.

Last Week’s Best Sellers Can Easily Translate To Fall As Well

And while I’m at it, I figured I’d share last week’s best sellers, that can all easily translate into neutral fall decor. (You can shop, by clicking directly on the item)

• Window Pane Plaid Curtains:

These curtains have become quite popular since I first installed them in our home almost two years ago.  The neutral windowpane plaid gives a preppy cottage look, but with takes it up a modern notch.  I love these curtains so much, and will likely switch back to them in the colder months as they are thick and offer some insulation in our somewhat drafty house.

• Whisky and Oak Candle (I chatted about this candle above)

• Casaluna Chunky Knit Blanket

I use this blanket on our bed, and it’s so soft and warm, and provides beautiful texture and interest when styling.

• Better Homes & Gardens Planters (set of 2)

These are my favorite planters, I use them in my home as planters as well as crocks to hold my kitchen utensils.

• Rosette Medallion Rug

I’ve had this rug in our sitting room for over a year and I love the tones and pattern in this rug, and it has worked well for me throughout the seasons.

• Candlestick Sconce

These sconces are a great way to add interest to a small wall space.  They’re great for flanking a mirror or wall art, and they’re super affordable at only about $20 each.

 

Also, a couple of weeks ago I chatted about how I wanted a new dining room table.  Well I pulled the trigger on one and it will be here on Saturday–I can’t wait, and am really praying that it works out!  Until then friends!