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My friend Christiana opened her home to let me photograph the lovely ways she warms up her space for fall. She loves to make special seasonal changes that reflect her creativity and her love of home and family. |
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Christiana uses inexpensive burlap to add texture to the drapery panels she creates. She lined these completely with burlap so that the panels are reversible. The completely burlap side will be displayed with her Christmas decor this year.
Need some ideas for fall decorating? Here are a few to jumpstart your creative juices:
A wreath is classic. Experiment with materials such as leaves, wheat, or feathers. You don’t even have to hang a wreath – why not use it as part of a centerpiece on your table? Use it to encircle a large candle, a white pumpkin, or whatever seems autumnal.
| I admit it. I know the trees look pretty, but I hate this time of year. Shorter, darker days. Dropping temperatures. Heavy, itchy clothes. Summer’s more my thing. What I do like is warming up rooms for fall. Adding color, laying in some pattern, and layering texture can really add warmth as the temperature drops. Today I’m sharing a recent room redo using only the client’s own belongings to turn up the heat in a cold living room. |  |
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