Bre Avery Zacharski
Aside from picking candles that literally smell like fall, try using festive candle holders, too, or mix in candles that represent the fall palette: reds, oranges, golds, and even black.
I also like to buy long, tapered candles and light them in my dining room while having dinner for something different.
Incorporate Brass And Copper
Adding in brass and copper also gives a nice textural nod to the season. You can get candlesticks, mugs, plates, bowls, pots, pans, picture frames, and vases to mix in with your existing home decor.
For example, grab a copper pail and add fresh-cut flowers, or fill a brass bowl with a bunch of apples.
I have special copper pans I like to cook dinner in for the ultimate fall vibe, as well as copper measuring cups I use to make all my fall baked goods, like pumpkin bread.
Don’t Ignore Your Porch
Don’t overlook your porch when it comes to styling your home for fall. Grab two planters and fill them with either dried hydrangeas or mums to keep it simple, and then add some pumpkins around the base. If you want to get more sophisticated, you can make an arrangement with ornamental grasses and kale.
You can also pick up a seasonal wreath to hang on your front door too! If you have stairs leading up to your front door, try placing pumpkins and flowers on every step for more intrigue and literal porch appeal.
Put Together A Fall Bar Cart For Your Favorite Adult Beverages
Here’s a fun way to add a little more excitement to your next night in: a fall bar cart! Consider things like a copper ice bucket or copper cocktail shaker, some mini pumpkins, wood coasters, fall-themed cocktail stirrers, and Moscow mule cups to really make your bar cart reflective of fall.
