Decorating for fall can be tricky. There is so many cute things out there but I find myself getting overwhelmed with the decorations and finding cute spots to put them without it looking super random. There is also a fine line between a cute pumpkin and some random crazy straw porcupine you’ve had forever. I get lost in homegoods and target wanting to spend 200 dollars on trendy decor that will be in for one year before next years trends come around. But, I found a solution! Dried flowers! 2 dried flower bouquets can go a lonnnggg way. They add the perfect fall vibe and last forever while giving your space a unique look! I grabbed mine from a local flower boutique. If your in the LA area check out Aquarela Flowers in Monrovia. Here are some tips for how to style dried flowers for fall in any area of your house!
Dried flowers on entry way console table adds an inviting cozy vibe right as your guests walk in.
I found this console table online at target.com. I originally bought it for behind our couch bet loveeee the way it ended up looking in our entry way. Styled with: a lantern, a cozy blanked, athro candle, coffee table books, some hunter boots (of course), and finally a bouquet of dried flowers! Hanging sign from small wood home add the perfect cozy touch!
Dried flowers on the mantle, classic yet chic.
Mantle Styling tips: Wood sign (homegoods), glass pumpkins (homegoods), sandwiched by some dried flowers. I created the garland look by taking 4 bundles of greenery from target and placing them along the bottom of the mantle.
Farmhouse dining room bar with a touch of modern.
I tried the dried flowers on the bar in the dinning room and am obsessed with the cozy yet chic look against the shiplap. Shiplap is the perfect neutral yet textured backdrop. See my shiplap tutorial here.
Bar Styling Tips: Have a center focal point like a sign or picture. This wood sign is from homegoods. Use dried. lowers of various lengths and textures on either side. Add a pop of color by placing a gold or copper bucket and glasses. A textured pillow like this one from Busa Designs & Co adds a cozy touch
So ready to cozy up for fall! Just give me a pumpkin spice and I’m all set!
Pampas Grass gave the console table behind the couch the perfect I catching backdrop without being too overwhelming or looking too crowded. I love the way the pampas grass looked in the reflection of the mirror and in this vase from cost plus. WARNING: Pampas grass sheds small pieces any time it’s moved or touch. Make sure its somewhere out of reach to avoid having to vacuum every 5 seconds! I love what the textured pillow adds to the neutral couch.
Grab yourself a drink, and let’s get decorating.
The best morning - coffee and dried flowers,
Happy styling!