5 tasteful fall decorations to add to your home, and 3 tacky ones to avoid, according to an interior designer
Interior designer Ashley Childers offers advice on how to decorate for fall by focusing on natural elements rather than mass-produced trends. She suggests avoiding excessive faux decor to maintain a cohesive and elevated home aesthetic.
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This provides consumer guidance on seasonal home improvement, emphasizing sustainable and timeless design choices over disposable trends.
Pumpkins are a popular fall decor item in the US. AdamJohnHurley/Shutterstock Interior designer Ashley Childers shared her favorite fall decor pieces and which ones to skip. "I see people go overboard with the faux: faux pumpkins, faux plants, faux everything," she said. Natural wreaths and wool blankets can enhance your home's design. The arrival of fall means pulling out the pumpkins, moody autumnal colors, and cozy throw pillows. However, while some fall decorations can make your home feel warm, elevated, and inviting, others can border on tacky. Seasonal decor can also be expensive, so investing in a few timeless pieces that will last from year to year can ultimately save you money in the long run. "A lot of times, I feel like the holiday decor is disjointed from what the aesthetic is of the actual home that you live in.
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