Below you will find some ideas for autumn decorations – both classic and less obvious.
Pumpkin – the queen of autumn
Pumpkins are the ultimate symbol of autumn. You can use them not only as table or patio decorations, but also incorporate them into every corner of your home. Small, miniature pumpkins look great in baskets or on a windowsill, while larger ones can be placed by the front door, creating a welcoming atmosphere for guests.
Painted pumpkins are also becoming increasingly popular – in shades of white, gold, and pastel colors. This makes them suitable for even more modern interiors.
Leaves in the main role
Collecting leaves during an autumn walk can be the beginning of beautiful decorations. You can dry them and put them in a frame, create colorful garlands, or spread them on a table as a natural table runner.
Another good idea is to make a simple centerpiece – place maple, oak, or birch branches in a vase and top them with dried herbs. The effect is simple, yet very effective.
Candles and lanterns
Autumn without candles? Impossible! Their glow makes evenings atmospheric and special. It’s worth considering scented candles with aromas of cinnamon, apple and clove, or vanilla. They look beautiful in large glass jars, decorated with pine cones and leaves. Metal or wooden lanterns, on the other hand, can be placed by the window, on the terrace, or balcony, bringing warmth even outside the house.
Textiles in warm colors
Fall is the season for soft blankets, thick throws, and pillows. Changing your pillowcases to shades of burgundy, mustard yellow, or bottle green can completely transform a living room. To keep your décor cohesive, choose curtains in a similar tone or a soft rug to create a truly cozy atmosphere.
Autumn decorations by the window
Windows are often underestimated in interior design, but they can become a beautiful autumnal showcase for your home. Simply place small pumpkins, pine cones, or candlesticks on the windowsill and add a large vase with maple or rowan twigs. Garlands of dried leaves can be adorned on the curtain rod or window frame, while delicate LED lights wrapped around the curtains will create a cozy atmosphere. Dried oranges, pine cones, or nuts can be hung on strings, creating a natural decoration visible from outside. A window arranged this way will add charm to the interior and create an autumnal atmosphere for those who see it from the street.
