1. Walls
Hot trends for walls in recent years included accenting your space with a vivid paint color or applying graphic wallpaper, a new design trend for 2014 is decorating with tile. And we're not talking just your bathroom and kitchen back splash. This material is finding its way into bedrooms, living rooms and other areas of the home.
2. A beautiful entryway
To bring charm to your entryway, add golden, red, and orange maple leaves to a plain wheat wreath for your front door and plant red and orange mums in outdoor planters. Use colourful things to improve your entry way. Place pictures of nature or unique art at walls inside entry.
3. Decoration
New technologies are allowing tiles to be more versatile they're thinner so they're easier to hang, less expensive, and, well, cooler. Designers are fusing materials, like ceramics, wood and metal to create beautiful and earthy pieces. Tactile textures that come away from the wall are also popular. In fact, there's no need for wall art with these stunning and sculptural finishes.
4. Furniture
Look for furniture that is neutral and warm in colour and fabric. Gold, brown and mocha couches work well for all seasons, especially fall. To create a warm, cosy feel, decorate with a few wooden furniture accents that complement the couch such as a coffee and end table. Only use three or four pieces in your living area to avoid clutter.
5. Decor accessories
Use strategic fall accessories to bring elegance to each room. Place autumn berry vines in the window sills and autumn coloured throw pillows and blankets on the couch. Colourful candles, simple pictures, and wooden pumpkins give your living space a charming feel. Grainy woods, metallic's and other textural elements, rock and mineral-themed decor is also a part of a fall trend toward nature and natural elements. In many cases, real rocks and minerals are integrated into the decorative items.
6. Tabletop
Using table runners and tablecloths in rich shades of the fall palette provides an instant glow to your table, and is an inexpensive way to decorate your dining room. Create a centrepiece out of small pumpkins, maple leaves, dried flowers, berries and seed pods. Hang berry rings on kitchen cabinets, place a basket of apples on a countertop, and embellish empty spaces with berry vines and candy corn dishes
7. Autumn lights
Use Vintage lighting and don't forget candles! Carve out the centre of fruits and vegetables, swap out your summer pillar and taper candles with fall colourd pillars and tapers. Even when not lit, candles bring warmth and beauty in their season's colours.
Hot trends for walls in recent years included accenting your space with a vivid paint color or applying graphic wallpaper, a new design trend for 2014 is decorating with tile. And we're not talking just your bathroom and kitchen back splash. This material is finding its way into bedrooms, living rooms and other areas of the home.
To bring charm to your entryway, add golden, red, and orange maple leaves to a plain wheat wreath for your front door and plant red and orange mums in outdoor planters. Use colourful things to improve your entry way. Place pictures of nature or unique art at walls inside entry.
New technologies are allowing tiles to be more versatile they're thinner so they're easier to hang, less expensive, and, well, cooler. Designers are fusing materials, like ceramics, wood and metal to create beautiful and earthy pieces. Tactile textures that come away from the wall are also popular. In fact, there's no need for wall art with these stunning and sculptural finishes.
Look for furniture that is neutral and warm in colour and fabric. Gold, brown and mocha couches work well for all seasons, especially fall. To create a warm, cosy feel, decorate with a few wooden furniture accents that complement the couch such as a coffee and end table. Only use three or four pieces in your living area to avoid clutter.
Use strategic fall accessories to bring elegance to each room. Place autumn berry vines in the window sills and autumn coloured throw pillows and blankets on the couch. Colourful candles, simple pictures, and wooden pumpkins give your living space a charming feel. Grainy woods, metallic's and other textural elements, rock and mineral-themed decor is also a part of a fall trend toward nature and natural elements. In many cases, real rocks and minerals are integrated into the decorative items.
Using table runners and tablecloths in rich shades of the fall palette provides an instant glow to your table, and is an inexpensive way to decorate your dining room. Create a centrepiece out of small pumpkins, maple leaves, dried flowers, berries and seed pods. Hang berry rings on kitchen cabinets, place a basket of apples on a countertop, and embellish empty spaces with berry vines and candy corn dishes
Use Vintage lighting and don't forget candles! Carve out the centre of fruits and vegetables, swap out your summer pillar and taper candles with fall colourd pillars and tapers. Even when not lit, candles bring warmth and beauty in their season's colours.
