I’ll be back next week to share more of our trip to Europe, but today I’m sharing my fall decor for this season. If you’ve been with me awhile, you know I don’t go out and buy new things to decorate with. Believe me, if you saw my basement, you would agree that I have plenty of seasonal decor to pull from. So, every season, I go down there and start pulling out my faves and bringing them upstairs to try a new look with old things. I still love my decor, so there’s no need to reinvent the wheel. I try to mix things up in new ways and move them around, but you’ve seen all of this before. Even so, I hope it inspires you! I don’t go all out for fall, but just add a few touches around the house. I especially love to decorate our dining room for the seasons, it just brings me joy to see a beautiful table setting that reflects the season.
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A fall wreath on the front door that I’ve had for several years now. It’s still looking good, so I see no need to replace it.
The living room gets a new look on the coffee table for each season.
My vintage thrifted art wall that I dearly love. This is about 25 years of collecting and these were found all over, from thriftstores, to yardsales, to antiques stores. I got those 2 top middle ones when we went to France in 2024 from a flea market.
Faux fall stems added to a textured basket. Someone gave me that owl and I think he’s cute! I love the explosion of color against the greens and blues in here.
Another angle. If you haven’t heard this story, this coffee table is one of my best thrifted finds ever. Go to this post to read about it, it was in 2019. I had been looking at petite glass and brass coffee tables and wow, did I ever score!
The foyer table always gets a new look each season. I had this fall canvas print that is fun to use for the season and I just added things from my stash. I like how those green bottles picked up the green/blue tones in the print.
I made that little pottery bowl in pottery class once. I won’t win any prizes, but it was fun! That wood canister came from San Juan when I went there in the 80’s. Hello fall!
I dearly love this little fallish oil painting I found in Round Top, TX when I went there almost 10 years ago now. As you can see, I love decorating with old and new things, but the old really captures me.
The dining room decorated for fall. The heron prints are from Etsy and I framed them in frames I already had.
All I have to do is walk outside and cut limelight hydrangeas for the most gorgeous natural centerpiece. I love them in this copper glass vase I’ve had for a long time. I think it came from Wayfair years ago.The tray is from Homegoods, years ago.
I’ve had these placemats and plates for so long too. I’m sure the plates are from Homegoods and they are made in England. I dearly love them every time I get them out!
Love fall! Those candlesticks are from an estate sale, they’re Italian. And actually, it was my long time friend, Debbie’s dad’s estate. Her parents had some great things.
Above view
Closer look at the table setting. Those brown and white transferware dishes, I got from a reader in Birmingham. I don’t get them all out often, but I like to mix them in for fall.
Just a few things on the buffet and more limelights.
Love those limelights! I’ve had these pottery pieces a long time too and I don’t remember where they both came from, but they aren’t a match even though they look it.
Faux white pumpkins under a cloche is always fun to do.
Dining room to foyer.
In the family room, I don’t change out my mantel as much, since I got this pretty print from Etsy. I love it so much! I got the 24×36 size.
Added faux fall leaves to my blue and white pieces and call it a day! That’s it for my fall decor this year. Not very exciting and new, but it’s me! Thanks for stopping by, as always! Right now, I’m enjoying the cooler temps this weather is bringing and enjoying the backyard so much.
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