Revamped Traditional Autumn Ornaments for Living Space
In the heart of Wisconsin, a home has undergone a remarkable transformation, thanks to the creative touch of its blogger resident. After moving from Utah, the blogger found themselves in a new space with clean corners and limited shelves, but this didn't deter them from creating a warm and inviting living room for the upcoming fall season.
Over the past few weeks, the living room has been metamorphosed into a comfortable space where the family can unwind. The blogger was drawn to burnt oranges and mustard colors for this year's Fall decor, choosing to forgo the traditional use of pumpkins and instead focusing on colors and textures.
The modern traditional fall decor involves blending clean lines, natural textures, and timeless elegance with cozy seasonal elements. The blogger's approach is inspired by blogs like Sand & Sisal, The Ginger Home, Thrifty and Chic, Honeybear Lane, Fancy Farm Girls, Old Salt Farm, Delightfully Noted, and their own blog's website.
The color scheme for the living room is a harmonious blend of neutral tones, warm accents, and vibrant autumn colors. Earthy tones such as beige, cream, and taupe provide a clean backdrop for autumnal elements. Warm metallics like gold, brass, and copper add a touch of sophistication, while deep oranges, burgundies, and golden yellows inject seasonal vibrancy.
Simple additions like natural elements, seasonal florals, and textiles bring warmth and texture to the room. Pinecones, acorns, and fall leaves lend an earthy feel, while sunflowers, chrysanthemums, and dried hydrangeas create a beautiful and seasonal display. Cozy throws, velvet pillows, and warm rugs in autumnal hues provide the perfect finishing touches.
Layered textures, harvest-themed decor, and an organized display were key elements in the shelf styling. Natural materials like woven baskets, wooden bowls, and vintage metallic containers were combined to create depth. Wooden signs with fall sayings, vintage books, or small chalkboard signs added a storytelling element, while balancing larger and smaller items created a harmonious display.
Additional ideas like garlands and swags, DIY projects, and lighting were also incorporated to enhance the fall ambiance. A burlap and twine garland or a fall leaf garland added a rustic touch, while DIY projects such as terrariums filled with fall-themed items or glittered acorns provided a unique decor piece. Candles or string lights were used to create a warm and inviting atmosphere, especially in the evening.
The blogger has shared a few Fall posts, including a Fall Mantel, a Free Fall Printable, a Halloween Printable, and a Fall Wreath. They plan to practice more for improving their shelf styling and will be showcasing some friends' homes in future posts.
The formal dining area, which is directly behind the living room, will be worked on next. The holiday seasons were perfectly timed for setting up the decor, and the blogger is looking forward to sharing the transformation with their readers.
As the blogger concludes, they remind their readers to have a beautiful day, encouraging them to embrace the warmth and elegance of the modern traditional fall decor in their own homes.
In the spirit of modern traditional fall decor, the blogger has been inspired by blogs like Sand & Sisal, The Ginger Home, Thrifty and Chic, Honeybear Lane, Fancy Farm Girls, Old Salt Farm, Delightfully Noted, and their own blog's website to create a harmonious blend of earthy tones, warm accents, and vibrant autumn colors in their living room, following from their move in Wisconsin.
To bring warmth and texture to the room, simple additions like natural elements, seasonal florals, and textiles were incorporated, including pinecones, acorns, and fall leaves, sunflowers, chrysanthemums, and dried hydrangeas, cozy throws, velvet pillows, and warm rugs in autumnal hues.
