The white linen pillows from summer still work with a slight change. This fall throw from Home Goods is a simple change with a lot of impact.
Finally. It feels like Fall this weekend. Halloween decorations have been up for a couple of weeks…but it is kinda hard to get excited about it when we were still pushing in the upper 90’s temperature wise.
I wanted my fall décor to be a bit more refined this year. I am not sure I achieved that…but maybe next year. My favorite element are the brown, black and grey paisley pillows with the ivory throw blanket with grey, black and brown accents. Not a set, they contrast beautifully to reflect the change of the season without being too obvious.
My second favorite element are the vintage enamel buckets with the twig arrangements. Naturals such as twigs and cotton branches against glittered black bats and black feathers with a flickering candle in the center flank the porch nicely. My old fall back favorite of pairing the rustic with the refined.
I hope you see something that inspires you. Thanks for stopping by!
xoxo
Cindy
The perfect place for holiday candy on the spookiest of nights!
Old vines from summer still there.
A comfortable corner to sit and read a book or watch the world go by as Summer transitions to Fall.
The white linen pillows from summer still work with a slight change. This fall throw from Home Goods is a simple change with a lot of impact.
The other crow sits atop the sea grass pouf and keeps another creepy light company.
More tolerable weather brings people out after the August hibernation. So comfortable seating with seasonal colors is still a must.
He keeps an eye on us….
Sitting atop an old cast iron urn with some gauze and purple holiday lights.
Just a little something to get everyone in the mood.
An old vintage, enamel bucket with window clings topped off with a flickering candle in the middle of this holiday centerpiece.
Natural and artificial embellishments feature in this outdoor centerpiece.
Some small white pumpkins act as filler to hide power cords and white gauze mutes the bright orange holiday string lights.
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