Top Tips to Transform your Home for Autumn

Dress for the season 

The autumn foliage creates an unparalleled visual appeal due to the soothing mixture of warm and neutral colours. Combine the season’s vibrancy with softer neutrals by placing brighter colours in front of cool-toned backdrops. Find different ways to display outdoor materials; fill glass lanterns with mini pumpkins and fairy lights, use tiered trays to layer potpourri and seasonal trinkets, or fill mason jars with pinecones, acorns and fake leaves for a rustic outdoorsy feel.  

Freshen up the fireplace

As the cooler months roll on, you will find yourself sitting in front of the fireplace more and more often, so it’s a good idea to give it a tidy-up. Nothing is more seasonal and inviting than the warmth and smell of a fireplace, but to get the full visual effect, transform your living room by dressing your mantle into an autumnal bewitching scene with the use of simple decorations. Display pumpkins, fairy lights, garlands and twinkling twig trees to frame your fireplace and entice your guests to gather around it.

Bring your home alive with flowers 

One of the best ways to display autumn’s brilliant hues is through decorative flowers. Create a woodland cottage theme with hanging baskets outside, window boxes and clear vases to draw the eyes to the petals. 

Create an autumnal outdoor space 

As Summer fades out of view, you may find yourself spending less time in the garden, but after all the work you put in over the hot weather, it’s a shame to let your garden space go to waste during this beautiful season! You can create an autumn outdoor relaxing area with outdoor rugs, heaters, and weather-resistant furniture or even by transferring your shed into a cosy cove with blankets, pillows and fairy lights.

Decorate for Halloween

Whether you participate in festivities or not, Halloween-inspired décor is certain to give your home a touch of fun. Pumpkins aren’t just a versatile cooking ingredient, they’re also a versatile object for design and can be used as a subtle nod to Halloween if you aren’t planning on a full spooky makeover. Bowls of treats can also make great eye-catching centrepieces, whether it’s tantalising toffee apples or novelty iced biscuits. Display them by the door or on the dining table to bring a sense of childlike joy!

Create a festive entrance 

Set the scene for your home by hanging a decorative wreath on the front door, placing white and orange pumpkins around the entrance and laying down a fresh doormat with a charming message. If you’re a fan of Halloween, display a sign for trick-or-treaters or homemade scarecrows and jack O’lanterns to let them know they’re welcome.  

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