Fall Harvest Home Décor

I’m so excited to share my Fall thrifted home! Summer has rained itself over in Ohio. The buzz for back to school shopping has passed and our sunsets are ending early.

I’m so excited to share my Fall thrifted home! Summer has rained itself over in Ohio. The buzz for back to school shopping has passed and our sunsets are ending early.

The first of September, I transition to fall cozy features in the home, so it can last a good three months into November (before it’s time to switch over to Christmas). I focus on three main areas for this transition…

1. The front door is your first impression

I’ve added the Dollar Tree clip on leaves for Autumn to my thrifted eucalyptus wreath. (It can transition to any season!)

Oversized thrifted reclaimed wood pumpkin for the front porch. With just some accents to your wreath and a little pumpkin on your porch, your front door is speaking fall!

2. The Living room, with emphasis on the fireplace mantel.

This year, I have added soft gold touches, white pumpkins and soft green lambs ears for foliage. 

I found the Smith & Hawken wreath and the Threshold gold flower pot at my local New Philadelphia Goodwill store. The wreath pulls with the gold tones in the stone fireplace, while the gold pots add an elegant shimmer. 

I added some Fall Mums to the Threshold chenille woven basket from Goodwill. 

All mantel décor, coffee table vignette, chandelier and bench are thrifted and repurposed pieces. 

Fall gourd spray painted gold metallic, picture frame as is, Smith & Hawken wreath and a damaged Kirkland’s artwork found at Goodwill that was touched up with paint. 

3. The coffee/hot cocoa station receive fall vibes too.

Upcycle a Goodwill find to add character to any room!

Lastly, think outside the box for your themes. Spray paint will forever be your #1 secret.

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