Fall Home Decor

I get asked tons of questions about my decor, so I wanted to give you an updated mini tour of our current fall home decor, (+ links to shop everything) AND help you find the best dupes, & decor deals going on now!!

Faux Florals are SUCH a quick and easy way to add color to your space, and a seasonal aesthetic. (you can add multiple stems, or mix and match a few to get a fuller look for a bigger vase.) These are great for indoor, as well as outdoor decor!

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Our foyer table.
This area tends to stay neutral year round,
with just little pops of seasonal decor. (florals/figures/candles)

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Our living room.
The sofa table is where our living room and kitchen each separate into their own space.
I use this table to divide the two rooms, and create balance.

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I have also included a bunch of my DIY home decor projects you can do too!
…like my terracotta JackOlantern, seen here (pictured above) on our living room sofa table, and here (pictured below) on our front porch.
CHECK OUT MY TUTORIAL HERE:

@taylor_bee

Pottery barn Halloween dupe! 🎃 How to make your own terracotta / stone pumpkin or jack o’lantern, inspired by pottery barn (which costs $90….) My diy only cost you $20! 🤗 1. Find/Buy a pumpkin or jack o’lantern. You can find a cheap one at either a home store, Craft store, thrift store or just give one you already own a makeover! 2. If you’re using a jack o’lantern, and want to change the face, you can use air dry clay to add on however you’d like. (This can also be used to add it change the stem) I wanted thicker teeth and smaller features so I added a lot of clay to mine, but again this step is optional. 3. Apply a few light layers of modpodge over top to seal the clay, and to reinforce any cracks that may have appeared after air drying. 4. Spray, or hand paint. I used a mixture of orange, brown, yellow and white acrylic matte paint. You could also just use a premixed color of your choice. 5. Add baking soda to the paint to give texture…. You’ll need A LOT of it. It will make a gritty paste like texture to mimic stone/terracotta. You may need to work in sections and add additional layers for the best coverage/application. 6. While the paint is still tacky, lightly add flour over top with a dry brush. This will give the washed out color and weathered effect. (You can also use spray adhesive or clear spray paint if needed/your paint is too dry) you can also add a clear coat to help seal your project *especially if you plan to use it outdoors.

♬ Toxic x Stranger Things by Altegomusic – ALTÉGO

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Another DIY project you can easily do for just a few $’s is a stone vase!

(Its a total pottery barn inspired DIY) — NOTE: you can choose another color/texture if you’d like but I was a big fan of the neutral gritty texture mine now have. I thrifted some old vases (but you can also use some you already own, or grab some at the local dollar store! These can be pre-painted or clear.)

I made a few of these stone vases, in misc shapes and sizes, to use around our home!
I just love LOVE LOVEEE the way they turned out!! 🙂

Check out my full tutorial here:

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