There’s a plaid paint finish tutorial you can watch here if you’d like to see it!įall porch decor – it doesn’t take much to really make your front porch welcoming and ready for fall! This is so nice for the curb appeal as well as for friends and family who come by. Explore Lynda Kauffmans board 'Fall', followed by 173 people on Pinterest. Plaid always reminds me of cooler weather, so I made it into a paint technique and created this cute sign.
This combo has lasted all spring/summer and it still works now, so I’m leaving it! I used this black and white bath mat as the base, then added an outdoor mat that says “There’s No Place Like Home”. Layering your front door mats is a great way to give your front door a bit more presence, as well as bring in some extra colors. I pulled out my fall wreath (just another grapevine wreath with some faux fall flowers tucked into it) and it contrasts so nicely with the front door. Of course, real leaves will need replacing, but fake leaves are also affordable. This fall, consider swapping out flowers for leaves and vines. As a bonus, there will be no shortage of leaves in your yard, making this an incredibly inexpensive decor option. (By the way, you’ll see in the post – this door went from Navy to light blue, and now back to Navy – you can change your front door for every season if you really wanted to 😂) Fall foliage can be a source for endless DIY decor ideas.
If your front door needs a makeover, now is a great time to do it – you can check out this tutorial to get it done in an afternoon. The blues on my porch are a really nice contrast to fall’s classic colors – rusty reds, oranges and cream. Here it is with a bright orange pumpkin, and this one works just as well. I’ll replace this fake white pumpkin with a real one when I find the heirloom pumpkin I like, but for now it works! I really like the leafy green garland and how it plays off the green of the kale in the flower pots. With a quick coat of paint, I made them match the other blues on the porch, and then topped them with a grapevine wreath, a bit of garland, and a pumpkin. I had bought these wooden planters last year on clearance knowing they would be good for something. Balsam Hills fall foliage and lit wire pumpkins are guaranteed to make your entryway stand out from the crowd. Nothing too complicated here, but I love mums for fall decor. Instead of a Thanksgiving wreath, ring the changes with garlands embellished with mini pumpkins and berries. Savory isn’t just for autumnal herb-infused appetizers and winter meals it’s also for fall decor. I used two different colors for a bit of contrast and a big ole kale right in the front of the pot for a bit of texture. Incorporate orange and grey, particularly in shades of pumpkin and sage, to warm up any interior. You can see this photo was taken just a few days after the video was filmed and the mums are already so much more open.
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A tipabout mums – buy them with as many tightly packed buds as you can! It’s tempting to buy the pot with the blooms all full and open, but they won’t last as long. And was she spot on! With seasonal touches such as faux leaves, pumpkins, and flowers, warm fabrics including cotton and velvet, and cool hints of cranberry and silver, all three rooms are sweet and sophisticated.Īlong with the new "girly" design, Sue DID stick with the traditional red/orange/yellow color scheme for the front porch and family room.Our summer flower pots were on their last legs, so it was nice to pull out all the spindly flowers and put in the mums. Three of her favorite colors are purple, pink, and blue, and she decided that they could create a pretty look for the foyer, living room, and dining room that was still totally appropriate for fall. Sue's goal this year was to design our home a bit differently than what we've done in the past. Taylor bought her wedding dress and accessories for her nuptials next June (!!!), Maddy worked non-stop, and Sue set up a fresh array of fall decor around the house! Hi everyone and happy Monday and October! While Monday is not usually our favorite day of the week, we woke up on the RIGHT side of the bed this morning and enjoyed a very productive day after a very fun-filled weekend.
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