5 Ways to Make Your Home Feel Fall-Ready

It’s that time of year again: when the days get shorter, temps begin to drop, and we find ourselves at home even more. So why not make the best of the fact that it gets dark at 5 p.m.? Embrace the new season by making your space homebody-ready. Here are five easy ways to fall-ify your home that are low effort but high impact.

Add Seasonal Scents

First, start with filling your home with the fragrances or fall. From Spiced Pumpkin to Persimmon Cider, there’s no beating P.F. Candle Co.’s seasonal scents. You can even include some more wintery candles too, like Red Nutmeg & Peppercorn, as a way to transition from season to season.

Transform With Textiles

Changing up a few textiles to incorporate fall colors around the house, from the bedroom to the living room and kitchen, can add an extra layer of warmth. Speaking of warmth, it’s time to pack away the linen and pile on the plush. Start with a textured throw, like the Alaia Sherpa Throw in an earthy fall hue that you can cozy up on the couch with. 

Bring the Outside In

Fall is just the right time to bring your outdoor plants inside to protect them from cold nighttime temperatures. Plus, they’re the perfect pick-me-up when you’re sick of being indoors. You can also take this time to consider if your plant needs to be repotted if it’s outgrown its current planter, and give it some extra TLC with brand-new soil and a trim.

Warm Up by The Stove

During the hot summer months, turning the oven or the stove is the last thing on our minds. But right when we feel that crisp fall air, we’re ready to get back into the kitchen. And there’s no better welcome than some new cookbooks that’ll keep you inspired, like Fridays From the Garden from Flamingo Estate. 

Prep for the Holidays

And lastly, start looking ahead to the holidays by gathering some holiday décor you can sprinkle in as early as you want. Update your ornament collection (pro tip: the best ornaments go fast, so the earlier you stock up the better), add a touch of subtle wintery garland, and find ways to incorporate hints of festive sparkle.