Officially Fall Home Tour

Hello my friends,

today is officially the first day of fall.

 

Although, I started decorating for fall the first part of September,

I decided that I would share it with you before it all goes away.  :)

 

 

Yes, next weekend I will be switching over to Halloween.  I'm so excited, because last year we were in the process of getting new hardwood floors, so I didn't decorate for Halloween.

I missed my cute little spooks!

 

Welcome to our home!

 

The minute you walk into our home you will be greeted by fall.

 

I've filled the large chippy cabinet with lots of fall smalls and pumpkins.  The top echoes a fall garden and I draped my book page pumpkin banner across the front.

 

A thrift find honeycomb pumpkin sits on a plaid tin pail that I brought home from a trip to Oregon a few years ago.  Underneath is a stack of fall quilts that I have made over the years.

 

A stack of three of my plaid picnic tins sits on a small round table at the base of our stairway.

 

 

In the living room Sunflower Sue is waiting to greet you!

I don't know who she loves more. . .you or her bunny.  (wink)

 

 

I kept the mantle fairly simple with mostly black, white, and orange.

A couple of plump pumpkins are propped against a vintage corbel that I found while vacationing in Charleston a couple years ago.

 

I recently sanded the living room floor that I stained white a few months ago.  Love it so much more!!  Still on the look out for a larger rug.

 

Let's step into the family room.  A pumpkin runner tops the coffee table.  Look closely underneath the pegboard and you'll spy my cute leaf folding tray.

 

 

I love old books and often buy them for their color.  These two Readers Digest shouted fall to me!

 

I love a touch of aqua for fall!



I'm having a lot of fun styling my new farmhouse sofa table.

 

I recently found the owl glasses at our local thrift.  Only three, but too cute to leave behind!

 



 

All of the fruit themed dishes and the crate were thrift finds as well.  I just bought the crow at a boutique for $4.

 

I've added small pumpkins here and there throughout.

 

The kitchen table is decked out in a wheat theme.  I have picked up wheat dishes here and there for quite a few years.

 

More fall themed dishes.

 

 

 

It's hard to get a good picture of my kitchen windowsill, but I love this giant gourd. 

 

The vintage pretzel jar holds a great fall snack.

 

 

The tiered tray is always filled with seasonal trinkets.

 

Our bedroom gets a touch of fall as well.

 

 

Wool pumpkins and stars.

 

How about you, do you decorate for fall?

 

hugs,