As the leaves change colour and the air becomes crisp, it’s time to embrace the warmth and charm of autumn. Our 19 autumn decor ideas will help you create a cosy and inviting sanctuary to welcome in the colder days, and bring Autumn into every room of your home.
Adding soft furnishings is a super easy and effective way to bring cosy autumnal vibes into your living room. Use plaid or knitted throw blankets and pillows in warm colours like burnt orange, burgundy, and mustard. You could also add textured pillows or faux fur rugs and throws. Combine with natural touches such as wicker and woven baskets to place your blankets when not in use.
What better way to pass an autumn day than to curl up with a good book? Make it even better by transforming a corner of your living room into a cosy reading nook. Layer plush blankets and cushions on a comfortable armchair. Add a side table with a warm-hued table lamp and a stack of your favourite autumn reads.
Pumpkins aren’t just for Halloween; they can be a sophisticated addition to your home for the whole autumn season. Add pumpkin decorations of various sizes and colours to match your decor. Place on bookshelves, mantelpieces, windowsills and side tables.
Creating an autumn feel isn’t just about your decor, but the ambience you create. One of the best ways to create an atmosphere is through lighting and scent. Use scented candles to create a warm glow in your living room. Opt for fragrances like cinnamon, apple spice, or pumpkin spice. Place them on coffee tables,or other areas of your home including the kitchen, bathroom and bedroom for a touch of warmth.
Brighten up your mornings with delightful pumpkin-shaped mugs. These charming ceramic mugs add a unique touch to your kitchen and bring a sense of joy to your daily coffee or tea ritual. They also make the perfect gift for family and friends. When not using your pumpkin mugs, display them on the kitchen worktop, fill with autumnal treats or create an autumn-themed hot chocolate station.
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Lean into the autumn harvest feel by creating a seasonal fruit display. Arrange seasonal fruits such as apples, pears, pomegranate and rhubarb on a decorative plate, bowl or board. You could also add in seasonal vegetables such as squash and small pumpkins.
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Add decorative jars and containers to your kitchen worktops; fill with autumn spices for cooking, cinnamon sticks to add to hot chocolates or coffees, or ginger biscuits for a sweet treat. To add an extra autumn touch, why not use a pumpkin-shaped jar?
Attention to detail is key when it comes to autumn decor. You might not think much about your tea towels but their colour and style can be a great way to transform the feel of your kitchen. Try replacing your usual tea towels with ones that feature autumn colours or patterns. You’ll be amazed how much difference a small change can make.
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If you’re a keen chef or like to host dinner parties, you probably spend a lot of time around your dining table. To give it an autumn feel, create a seasonal centrepiece that’s going to perfectly complement the rest of your autumn home decor. You could take inspiration from seasonal fruits and vegetables, or incorporate autumn leaves, dried plants and pinecones. Arrange in a basket or vase and add candles to the table to highlight your centrepiece.
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One easy way to create a cosy, autumnal atmosphere in your dining room is to add an autumn-inspired tablecloth. Pick colours such as orange, burgundy and dark greens, matching them with the rest of your room decor. Add a table runner, placemats and napkins in complementary colours or patterns for an extra special table setting.
Flowers elevate any table setting. When it comes to Autumn however, you might want to go down the more rustic route. Try using dried flower bouquets instead; create arrangements using dried wheat or preserved leaves. Not only will they last much longer than fresh bouquets but they really play into the autumn feel. You can also create a similar look with faux flowers.
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Your bedroom should be the ultimate place to relax. Think cosy furnishings, ambient lighting and an all round calm-feel. Your bed is the focal point of your bedroom. By doing something as simple as changing your bedding you can completely transform the space. Choose autumnal colours for sheets and covers, or go bold with an autumnal pattern such as foliage or checks. You can also play around with textures. Choose a brushed cotton duvet cover for an extra cosy night's sleep.
Not something people tend to change frequently but, curtains add a lot more to a room than you might think. In the summer time you might want to let in more natural light so choose a thinner, linen curtain however, autumn is all about getting warm and cosy indoors. Try switching out your curtains for a heavier material such as wool. Opt for autumnal colours and traditional patterns such as tartan.
Speaking of getting warm and cosy indoors, adding throws and pillows into your bedroom can help you do just that. Layer the end of your bed with a knitted or fluffy blanket and add patterned and textured throw pillows. If you have a chair in your bedroom, you could also lay a blanket over the back, or even add a pillow to deep window sills so you can sit and watch the weather from the comfort of your home.
Welcome people into your home with an autumn door wreath. Choose from wreaths that incorporate autumn colours, foliage and other natural materials such as pinecones and wheat. It’s the perfect way to set the tone for your home decor and marry up the entrance to your interior. You could also get a matching wreath for your table and place candles in the centre to carry on the theme inside.
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Perfect for cleaning off muddy boots after a crisp autumn walk, replace your usual doormat with an autumn-themed mat. You could choose a doormat with a seasonal message or patterns, such as falling leaves or pumpkins. Not only will it keep your home cleaner, but it will also add a touch of autumn charm to your entryway, welcoming guests with the warm, cosy vibes of the season.
Adding autumnal plants to your hallway can instantly bring the rich colours of the season indoors. Consider placing seasonal flowers such as dahlias and chrysanthemums in vases to set the autumn scene as soon as you walk through the door.
Create a magical ambiance by adorning your outdoor spaces with fairy lights. Hang them around windows, across your patio or in trees and plants. The warm glow of the lights will instantly transform your surroundings into an enchanting autumn retreat. Sit outside around a firepit with a cosy blanket, toasting marshmallows with a warm mug of hot chocolate for the perfect autumn night.
Enhance your outdoor space by incorporating garden decorations that reflect the autumn season. Use garden ornaments in the shape of pumpkins; place along pathways, nestle between plants or place on your garden table. Autumn might be all about getting cosy but it’s also one of the most beautiful seasons to enjoy the outdoors.
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With our autumn decor ideas you can embrace the season in a classy and sophisticated manner. From updating your soft furnishings to creating eye-catching table displays, let autumn inspire your creativity to add special touches to every corner of your home. Celebrate the colours, textures and scents of autumn and make your home feel extra special this autumn.
Browse our autumn decor collection
Follow us on social media for more autumn design inspiration, and don't miss the article Predicting Fall Decor Trends:What to Expect This Season | Rent., where we are featured!
Living Room
1. Add Autumnal Soft Furnishings
Adding soft furnishings is a super easy and effective way to bring cosy autumnal vibes into your living room. Use plaid or knitted throw blankets and pillows in warm colours like burnt orange, burgundy, and mustard. You could also add textured pillows or faux fur rugs and throws. Combine with natural touches such as wicker and woven baskets to place your blankets when not in use.
2. Create a Cosy Reading Nook
What better way to pass an autumn day than to curl up with a good book? Make it even better by transforming a corner of your living room into a cosy reading nook. Layer plush blankets and cushions on a comfortable armchair. Add a side table with a warm-hued table lamp and a stack of your favourite autumn reads.
3. Add Pumpkin Accents
Pumpkins aren’t just for Halloween; they can be a sophisticated addition to your home for the whole autumn season. Add pumpkin decorations of various sizes and colours to match your decor. Place on bookshelves, mantelpieces, windowsills and side tables.
4. Warm Up Your Space with Scented Candles
Creating an autumn feel isn’t just about your decor, but the ambience you create. One of the best ways to create an atmosphere is through lighting and scent. Use scented candles to create a warm glow in your living room. Opt for fragrances like cinnamon, apple spice, or pumpkin spice. Place them on coffee tables,or other areas of your home including the kitchen, bathroom and bedroom for a touch of warmth.
Kitchen
5. Sip in Style with Pumpkin Mugs
Brighten up your mornings with delightful pumpkin-shaped mugs. These charming ceramic mugs add a unique touch to your kitchen and bring a sense of joy to your daily coffee or tea ritual. They also make the perfect gift for family and friends. When not using your pumpkin mugs, display them on the kitchen worktop, fill with autumnal treats or create an autumn-themed hot chocolate station.
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6. Create a Seasonal Fruit Display
Lean into the autumn harvest feel by creating a seasonal fruit display. Arrange seasonal fruits such as apples, pears, pomegranate and rhubarb on a decorative plate, bowl or board. You could also add in seasonal vegetables such as squash and small pumpkins.
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7. Fill Decorative Jars with Seasonal Treats
Add decorative jars and containers to your kitchen worktops; fill with autumn spices for cooking, cinnamon sticks to add to hot chocolates or coffees, or ginger biscuits for a sweet treat. To add an extra autumn touch, why not use a pumpkin-shaped jar?
8. Upgrade Your Tea Towels
Attention to detail is key when it comes to autumn decor. You might not think much about your tea towels but their colour and style can be a great way to transform the feel of your kitchen. Try replacing your usual tea towels with ones that feature autumn colours or patterns. You’ll be amazed how much difference a small change can make.
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Dining Room
9. Create an Autumn Table Centrepiece
If you’re a keen chef or like to host dinner parties, you probably spend a lot of time around your dining table. To give it an autumn feel, create a seasonal centrepiece that’s going to perfectly complement the rest of your autumn home decor. You could take inspiration from seasonal fruits and vegetables, or incorporate autumn leaves, dried plants and pinecones. Arrange in a basket or vase and add candles to the table to highlight your centrepiece.
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10. Add an Autumnal Tablecloth or Runner
One easy way to create a cosy, autumnal atmosphere in your dining room is to add an autumn-inspired tablecloth. Pick colours such as orange, burgundy and dark greens, matching them with the rest of your room decor. Add a table runner, placemats and napkins in complementary colours or patterns for an extra special table setting.
11. Decorate with Dried Florals
Flowers elevate any table setting. When it comes to Autumn however, you might want to go down the more rustic route. Try using dried flower bouquets instead; create arrangements using dried wheat or preserved leaves. Not only will they last much longer than fresh bouquets but they really play into the autumn feel. You can also create a similar look with faux flowers.
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Bedroom
12. Bedding
Your bedroom should be the ultimate place to relax. Think cosy furnishings, ambient lighting and an all round calm-feel. Your bed is the focal point of your bedroom. By doing something as simple as changing your bedding you can completely transform the space. Choose autumnal colours for sheets and covers, or go bold with an autumnal pattern such as foliage or checks. You can also play around with textures. Choose a brushed cotton duvet cover for an extra cosy night's sleep.
13. Curtains
Not something people tend to change frequently but, curtains add a lot more to a room than you might think. In the summer time you might want to let in more natural light so choose a thinner, linen curtain however, autumn is all about getting warm and cosy indoors. Try switching out your curtains for a heavier material such as wool. Opt for autumnal colours and traditional patterns such as tartan.
14. Throws and pillows
Speaking of getting warm and cosy indoors, adding throws and pillows into your bedroom can help you do just that. Layer the end of your bed with a knitted or fluffy blanket and add patterned and textured throw pillows. If you have a chair in your bedroom, you could also lay a blanket over the back, or even add a pillow to deep window sills so you can sit and watch the weather from the comfort of your home.
Entrance
15. Hang a Seasonal Wreath
Welcome people into your home with an autumn door wreath. Choose from wreaths that incorporate autumn colours, foliage and other natural materials such as pinecones and wheat. It’s the perfect way to set the tone for your home decor and marry up the entrance to your interior. You could also get a matching wreath for your table and place candles in the centre to carry on the theme inside.
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16. Doormat
Perfect for cleaning off muddy boots after a crisp autumn walk, replace your usual doormat with an autumn-themed mat. You could choose a doormat with a seasonal message or patterns, such as falling leaves or pumpkins. Not only will it keep your home cleaner, but it will also add a touch of autumn charm to your entryway, welcoming guests with the warm, cosy vibes of the season.
17. Autumnal Plants
Adding autumnal plants to your hallway can instantly bring the rich colours of the season indoors. Consider placing seasonal flowers such as dahlias and chrysanthemums in vases to set the autumn scene as soon as you walk through the door.
Outdoor
18. Illuminate with Fairy Lights:
Create a magical ambiance by adorning your outdoor spaces with fairy lights. Hang them around windows, across your patio or in trees and plants. The warm glow of the lights will instantly transform your surroundings into an enchanting autumn retreat. Sit outside around a firepit with a cosy blanket, toasting marshmallows with a warm mug of hot chocolate for the perfect autumn night.
19. Autumn-themed Garden Decor
Enhance your outdoor space by incorporating garden decorations that reflect the autumn season. Use garden ornaments in the shape of pumpkins; place along pathways, nestle between plants or place on your garden table. Autumn might be all about getting cosy but it’s also one of the most beautiful seasons to enjoy the outdoors.
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With our autumn decor ideas you can embrace the season in a classy and sophisticated manner. From updating your soft furnishings to creating eye-catching table displays, let autumn inspire your creativity to add special touches to every corner of your home. Celebrate the colours, textures and scents of autumn and make your home feel extra special this autumn.
Browse our autumn decor collection
Follow us on social media for more autumn design inspiration, and don't miss the article Predicting Fall Decor Trends:What to Expect This Season | Rent., where we are featured!
