Simple Ways To Decorate Your Home This Fall

Fall is just the perfect excuse to cozy up your space and unleash creativity with seasonal touches. Let's dive in to see how you can bring in all those warm autumn vibes into your home with ease.

1. Throw Pillows and Blankets: The Cozy Upgrade

As the weather cools, nothing says "fall" quite like a comfy couch. Your sofa is calling for that seasonal refresh, and the easiest thing you could do is change the throw pillows and blankets. Rather than investing in a whole set of new pillows, change the covers out! Look for rich shades for this autumn: deep reds, burnt oranges, mustard yellows, and earthy browns. Immediately, these shades bring that warmth of the season. You can also play with texture: chunky knits, velvet, and faux fur will make your living space instantly cozier.

Add one or two soft throw blankets, and you instantly have a living room best suited for nights of classic horror movies or curled up with a good book. Plus, it can double as decor on your couch or armchair to really finalize the effortlessly cozy aspect. Want to make it even more special?

Check out these fall pillow covers and this fuzzy throw blanket for the ultimate upgrade.

2. Pumpkin Spice... Your Decor

Fall simply isn't fall without pumpkins. They add instant charm and nostalgia to every space. Whether you love the real deal or like reusable faux pumpkins – so you don't end up with the rotting ones on your front porch – there are so many ways to incorporate them into your decor. Arrange mini pumpkins on your shelves, fireplace mantel, or even as a table centerpiece. Group them with other natural elements, like pinecones, dried flowers, or even fall leaves, for a multi-dimensional display full of warmth and earthiness.

If you're into decor that won’t deform itself throughout the season, faux pumpkins are one great reusable and sustainable alternative. You can store them in a box, pull them out year after year, and mix and match sizes and colors-classic orange, white, or even metallic tones-to keep things interesting.

Grab these faux pumpkins to ensure your home stays festive throughout the entire fall season, without the hassle of real ones decaying over time.

3. Set the Table for Fall Feels

Whether you are entertaining a family dinner, cough thanksgiving cough, or just having a quiet meal at home, the fall-themed dinner table can make your dining space transform. Switch to earthy, rustic tableware-think ceramic plates, stoneware, or anything with a handmade, artisanal feel. Placemats in warm tones add an extra touch of elegance while keeping things casual and cozy, clean.

To set an easy centerpiece, focus on a seasonal arrangement: apples, pears, or pumpkins grouped together in a bowl with a few bunches of dried flowers or candles. Or place a fall garland down the length of your table for a natural feel indoors.

These autumn placemats and fall garlands will give your table the perfect seasonal glow.

4. Pump Up the Fall Scents

What's more inviting than the feeling of walking into a room and immediately being wrapped up in that comforting fall aroma? The signature scents of cinnamon, apple, and pumpkin spice evoke an instant sense of warmth and invitation within the home. One of the easiest ways to bring this feel into your space is by way of candles. Opt for fall-scented candles that will fill your home with cozy vibes room to room. If you're feeling adventurous, you can even mix and match different scents for a more complex, layered fragrance experience.

Whether they be on coffee tables, side tables, kitchen counters, or even in your bathroom, it'll add that perfect touch of just what you need to kick off the fall right.

Try these fall-scented candles to make your home smell like the season we all know and love.

5. Lighting That Screams “Cozy”

The right lighting is one of the most important things that will help them during days that grow shorter. Fall is all about warmth, from cooking up hearty meals to decorating with warm tones-and soft, warm-toned lighting helps set the tone. Out with bright white bulbs, in with those that give off warmer tones. String lights can add just a touch of magic to any room, and lanterns offer a more rustic, vintage vibe if that's what you're into.

Think about where you might want to add candles, lanterns, or fairy lights to give your space some serious warmth. Whether draped around a fireplace or perched on your front porch, these little tweaks in lighting go a long way in how your home will feel.

These lanterns and fairy lights will bring just the right touch of fall magic to your space.

6. Switch Up Your Wall Art

One of the most overlooked ways for bringing the season indoors is through your wall art. You need not do a complete makeover of the entire house; all you have to do is switch a few key pieces with prints or artwork in fall-themed, warm seasonal hues. Think deep oranges, browns, and reds, or nature-inspired prints that reflect the beauty of autumn.

Into DIY projects? Take some grapevines or dried foliage and turn it into a wreath. Hang it on your front door or above your mantle for an instant rustic touch that ushers in guests and the cozy season.

These autumn wall prints and fall wreaths are perfect for creating that cozy, seasonal vibe.

7. Don’t Forget Your Porch

Your porch is the first thing people see, so why not make it inviting? This most definitely is where you can really go all out with fall decorations, from pumpkins and plants to lanterns and a cozy fall-themed doormat. Line up a few pumpkins of different size and color on your steps or entryway, and set out a few pots of vibrant mums to bring in those autumnal colors.

And let’s be real, nothing says “fall” like a welcome mat paired with these planter pots for your mums.

It is incredible how a few thoughtful updates, like changing your pillows, throws, candles, and table settings, can make your home a cozy retreat that celebrates all that we love about fall. Be it pumpkin spice or wanting a space that feels warm and inviting, here are some simple tips to get you the perfect fall atmosphere.