Our Fall Home Decor

And just like that it’s nearly Thanksgiving!  How did it sneak up on us?! Even though we’re not hosting this year, we’ve already been to the grocery store for drinks and appetizers (we’re bringing a meat & cheese tray- so not vegan!- but always requested)  so I’m feeling good about being ready!  Today, I’m taking the kids to the zoo and I’m super excited because it will be Jordan’s first time!

I’ve already shown y’all our Thanksgiving-Ready Dining Room,  and today I have a look at the rest of the house.  In reality, we already have our Christmas trees up, so the house it a bit of a hodge podge of pumpkins and Evergreens, but this week we’ll be putting away Fall and going full-blown Christmas!  I’m hoping my trusty helper will be in the mood to decorate- but I don’t think that will be a problem!

For Fall, I slowly sprinkled in touches of Fall decor, nothing too crazy, just switching out the cooler colors we’ve had in Spring and Summer for the warmer tones of Autumn. And I always go on a crazy decluttering and organizing kick before the end of the year, I think I’m mentally trying to prepare for all the toys that are about to enter the house at Christmas!

ENTRYWAY

I’m thankful to have James to help with the finishing touches!  In the entryway, our console table (covered with faux marble contact paper!) got a Fall facelift with a tall vase filled with faux branches and berries.  As much as I love real flowers, those tall branches make such an impact in a large room and you can use them over and over for years.  It’s a good thing, because they are pricey! A big mistake I made early on was not buying enough- you need several to get that full look!

Pottery Barn Console Table •  Mirror • Vase • Pottery Barn Branches • Similar Mirror 

Living Room

I really loved the statement these gorgeous orange blooms made in breakfast room, looking into the living room.  I’ve had them for years and got them at World Market- a great place for relatively inexpensive and realistic looking faux branches!

Console Table • Vase • World Market Branches

In the living room, I replaced the blue and white pillows with orange and white and plaid pillows and brought back in our orange throw blanket.

Sectional • Blue/Tan Rug • Ottoman • Leopard Velvet Pillow • Buffalo Check Pillow •  Lamps

One of the things I’m asked about the most in our home is the media cabinet and where you can buy it.  It’s actually a built-in piece that was created when we built our home 8 years ago. I’m constantly arranging and rearranging the shelves and they are at a place I’m happy with for now- except for that top row.  I’m gonna rework that . . .

Wingchair • Leopard Velvet Pillow

I’ve loved the look and feel of our living room rug, but sadly, I can’t recommend it because it hasn’t held up.  This room does get a lot of foot traffic, but after only over a year, it’s started to fray badly at the corners.

The upholstered ottoman is a family friendly option for houses with young kids.  The square shape fits our sectional well and we use the bottom shelf to store Jordan’s books. We read everyday and it makes it easy to just pull books out from under there and put away when we’re finished.

Stairway

The stairway is home to our Christmas tree and if you follow me on Stories, you saw a sneak peek yesterday!  It’s all bright and shiny and RED this year!

Pedestal Table • Similar Branches • Homegoods Vase | Rug

Kitchen

Even in a small kitchen, your counters can be styled with pretty vignettes that do double duty as decor and function. I have a whole post about that here.

Jordan is finally at an age where she leaves Mommy’s cookbooks alone, so they are happily back on the shelf in the island after having been bare for so long!

I don’t think I’ve shown you pics of our kitchen in awhile, but it’s mainly stayed the same with a bit of rearranging here and there.  The ‘Farmers Market’ sign I found at Buc-ee’s- a local truck stop, of all places!

Similar Sweater • Similar Jeans • Similar Booties

We take our morning coffee very seriously around here and keep our beans decanted in a giant mason jar.

Salt & Pepper Mill 

Cream Dutch Oven

I love the view looking into the foyer. Those stripes were a labor of love!

Breakfast Room

About a year ago, we switched out our wooden rectangular dining table for this round marble table and I couldn’t be happier about it.  I was worried that it would be too big for the space, and there isn’t a ton of extra room, but it works!  The white marble really brightens up this room and I enjoy the atmosphere of our family eating dinner around a round table.

 Table •  Chairs •  Round Rug •  Similar Mirror

I do keep placemats and a simple place setting here all the time, and we just move them at dinner time when we actually eat. I just like how it looks and it also has a bonus effect of not letting any clutter accumulating there- as often happens on flat surfaces.

I feel like I’m so late in sharing our Fall home decor, but with Thanksgiving just a few days away, it kind of made sense squeeze every last drop out of this season before the Christmas flurry hits!  I hope you enjoyed the tour and if you missed our Fall dining room, you can see it here.  It’s one of my all-time favorites! I will have a Christmas tour up for you in early December!

Have a great day friends!

A huge thank you to my talented photographer, Colleen Scott, who made our home come to life through her lens!