Fall has a way of making us want to cozy up our homes. As the colors change outside and the days get shorter, we start craving that same warmth inside. But creating that fall feeling doesn't mean you have to completely redecorate.
I was walking through the Furniture Mall showroom in Topeka recently when one of our fall displays stopped me. It immediately made me want to go home and do the same thing to my living room. So I asked our visual merchandiser, Tyler Taphorn, to describe some of the choices he had made. His answer was surprisingly simple: "Added splashes of rust tones, neutral pumpkins and fall leaves."
Then it hit me how easy it actually is to bring that fall feeling inside. You don't have to change every inch of a room. Just adding a few elements can change the whole mood.
Sometimes we put too much pressure on ourselves to do a whole seasonal changeover. New pillows, new decor, new everything. But creating that fall feeling doesn't have to be a big project.
Start with what you have, then pick two or three of these to add to your room:
→Learn how to incorporate nature inspired design for a calmer space.
Cozy isn't really a decorating style. It's more of a feeling.
It's the chair you want to curl up in, the blanket you reach for, and the lamp beside you while you read a good book. Getting it right isn't about having a perfectly decorated home. It's creating a home that feels right to you. So take a cue from nature this fall. Add a little warmth, texture, and a few seasonal touches to what you already have.
You don't have to change the whole room to change how the room feels.
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