Let’s talk about how to add natural fall décor.
First, let me tell you a little about myself. My name is Cindy and I love making our house a home.
I began Cloches & Lavender to share my decorating and crafting journey with my readers. Being creative is a passion. I also hope to inspire my followers to embrace their love of home, decorating, and family.
When the seasons change I immediately think of ways to add nature to our home décor.
Today also happens to be my day to share our natural fall décor in the Bloggers Best Fall Home Tour. Hosting this tour is Kelly from The Tattered Pew.
If you are stopping by after visiting Michelle at Thistle Key Lane, welcome! Her porch and entryway are pretty, aren’t they? She always shares such pretty inspiration!
You can visit each Fall home tour by clicking the links at the bottom of this post.
Because I enjoy the natural look of fall, for the most part, I begin in our French Country kitchen. Natural fall décor welcomes our family and close friends because they enter our home this way.
Pieces For The Fall Season
Natural Elements: Flint Corn
Natural elements in fall decor welcome family and friends as they enter the kitchen. I keep our table clutter-free with a simple centerpiece. Because we enjoy dinner here nightly, simple works best. I enjoy table runners because they allow the beauty of our table to be seen with it’s white wash look.
I especially love this antique plateau mirror that takes centerstage with a McCoy pitcher for autumn. This pitcher is especially pretty because it has the slightest blue tone and in certain light looks white. Adding pinecone stems and a lightly antiqued acorn is all it needs.
Across from our table resides a hutch we found curbside. When the seasons change this is one of the first pieces in our home I begin changing. Adding brown transferware seems perfect for fall.
A Closer Look Inside The Hutch
An antique brown transferware tureen keeps it simple with Shakespeare’s sonnets from 1842. A nod to nature is dried hydrangeas and a small pumpkin.
Brown transferware pitchers next to small ironstone dishes add natural fall décor with dried pumpkin stems. Dry sunflower heads add to the natural fall styled hutch.
A small copper-footed pot holds acorn garlands. Adding natural fall décor to a Florentine frame with dry sunflower heads where I also share the details
Dry oranges and vintage berry baskets add to the natural fall décor. A grapevine garland adds another nod to fall, while dry hydrangeas and pumpkins finish the look.
I share how to preserve the pinecones in an antique French crate.
Lastly, my Indian corn wreath, on an old gate shows how to add natural fall décor.
Autumn Inspiration Is Welcoming In The Great Room
As you enter our great room our bookshelf is one the first things seen, besides, the TV, we all have them, LOL.
The bookcase shares many natural elements. For example, the bottom shelf has dry oranges filling an antique compote. They truly smell amazing and the crown adds whimsy.
A collection of real acorns fills a pitcher as well as a small dish. I share how to preserve acorns I always add the shelves and decor.
The candle on this shelf and above I recently made and you can see this DIY HERE. You will be beyond surprised to see how I made these battery-operated flameless candles.
Dry pumpkin stems and gilded walnuts fill a metal and antique alabaster bird bath.
Adding another natural element is the dry hydrangeas. Adding natural pieces is easy, look outside your window. Nature offers free and pretty decorating inspiration.
More Natural Elements In The Great Room
In front of a picture window filling a lantern with dry oranges and a candle adds natural fall décor. I share inspiration for lantern filler ideas.
Adding a small dried orange wreath to my French armoire adds a pretty touch.
The Buffet Filled With Hydrangea To Welcome Fall
An antique French crate is overflowing with hydrangea for more natural décor. Dry hydrangeas and vine pumpkins add a rustic touch. An old shutter has a dry orange wreath I share. This is easy to make and works through the winter months.
Pumpkins Add Natural Touches In The Dining Room
Ordinarily, I spread pumpkins around our home. However, this year I have my pumpkins as a centerpiece on the dining room table. This adds natural décor to the dining room. Besides, there are dry hydrangeas, walnuts, pine cones, and dry artichokes. Additionally, bark tea light holders cast a soft glow.
Adding another element of nature is my acorn wreath hanging from a door. On the small mantle is a canvas here I share how to apply reverse transfers from vintage graphics.
Lastly Fall Decor Added To The Dining Room
Lastly, a lantern adds more natural decor. with natural walnuts. Again, decorating with nature is inexpensive and easy. A straw wreath holds a large wooden acorn.
I hope my tour displaying natural decor inspires you to think about adding these pieces to your home. Remember you only have to look outside your window and to the grocery store. Nature is free, easy, and adds warmth.
Now please visit Libbie from A Life Unfolding to see her cozy fall bedroom. I know it will be beautiful.
Cindy, I am a big fan of natural decor, too. Your home looks absolutely lovely decked out for fall. Your pumpkin centerpiece and dried hydrangeas are stunning! Blessings, Cecilia @My Thrift Store Addiction
Thanks Cecilia. Can’t go wrong with nature
Cindy, no one does natural decor as well as you! It’s gorgeous! I especially love the dining table centerpiece, and the soup tureen with the books, hydrangeas, and pumpkin.
Your home is so lovely Cindy! The hutch is a fabulous find. I love your dishes and the little arrangement of books in the tureen is very pretty. So many great ideas for fall my friend. Thank you for the tour!
It’s all so beautiful, Cindy. I love all the natural elements you used. Those blue-toned hydrangeas are to die for! I need to add some acid to mine to get them blue. Your roadside hutch is awesome, especially filled with brown transferware. I redid a piece like that years ago and sold it; always one of my favorites! Fun touring with you today!
Thank so much. Adding nature for fall is perfect to me
So many fun pieces! I love the antiqued acorn and the dishes in the white hutch! The pretty corn wreath is gorgeous.
Thanks very much Stacey. The corn wreath has been on my craft bucket list
Everything looks beautiful, Cindy. I just love that table set with all the pumpkins and the candles. Gorgeous. You are all ready for the cozy fall days!
Thank you my friend!💜
Thanks so much my friend
Your home looks gorgeous decked out for fall. I slowly scrolled through your post, enjoying every single picture.
Thank you do much Paula.
It is all so pretty! I love the beatiful pumpkins you added to your tablescape and your brown transferware collection is amazing. Happy to be touring wiht you this week. Pinned!
Thank you so much.
Cindy,
I love how you used items from nature for decorate your home. I loved the dried hydrangeas and the Indian corn wreath both.
Thanks so much. The Indian corn wreath was in my craft bucket list
Thanks so much Rachel!
I love everything Cindy! I can’t believe you found that gorgeous hutch curbside and I love that indian corn wreath!
That Indian corn wreath was on my craft bucket list. So fast and easy.
We never find pieces like that, ever
Cindy your fall tour was beautiful! I love all of the natural elements you used…especially the hydrangeas! Your French armoire always makes my heart pitter patter! Pinning!
Thank you so much! Thanks for hosting
Cindy, First let me say, I am in love with your hutch! I also love all the natural elements you have added for Fall, but my favorite are those beautiful Hydrangeas. Love them! Nice hopping with you. 🙂
It’s great touring with you too. I love hydrangeas
Everything looks beautiful Cindy. I can’t wait to follow you through Christmas.
Thanks so much Karyn. I go Christmas crazy
Pretty fall touches throught your home! I especially love the small grapevine pumpkins tucked into your hydrangea arrangement. So fun touring together this week.
So many beautiful touches of Fall, Cindy, they’re all amazing! I love your dried peices and the pumpkins on your tablescape make me totally want to redo mine he he. Seriously so stunning! Love your style so much lady! Big hugs, CoCo
Your home looks beautiful all decorated for fall, Cindy! I especially love that vintage crate overflowing with hydrangeas and all the fall florals. I wish I could grow hydrangeas here. I might just try! Pinned!
I’m addicted to hydrangeas. They make my heart sing
very nice and neat. Your Fall home is so pretty Cindy. Happy Fall.
Happy fall!
Cindy your home looks so pretty decorated for fall! I love the pumpkin table runner you created! xo
Thanks so much!
I am all about bringing the outdoors in! Such a fan of how you mix the vintage and natural items.
Love your home Cindy! Your mix of colors is so pretty 🙂 And that transferware is gorgeous – what a nice collection!
Everything in your home looks lovely. I really like your brown transferware and your ironstone. Thanks for inviting us in! Nice touring with you this week.
Hi Cindy!
I love your home and all of the vintage and thoughtful details! Thanks for sharing your home with us!
xoxo
Just so lovely!! I love the crate of hydrangeas!! It’s been a good year for them!! Also, your pumpkin tablescape is stunning!!
You know I’m a sucker for dried hydrangeas! They are so lovely!
Your fall décor is so pretty Cindy! You have just confirmed that I need some antique brown transferware like you have styled to beautifully in your hutch. And that French crate with the hydrangeas is gorgeous. Such much inspiration!
Thanks so much! I can’t get enough of hydrangeas. Tomorrow I am collecting my Limelights for fall
Your natural elements looks great in your home! Especially with that warm wall color. And I bet your home smells amazing with the dried oranges. Still on my list of things to do. Hope you have a wonderful fall season. I bet you’ll enjoy it out on your nice big deck!
Thanks Cindy. The oranges do smell great!
Everything looks so beautiful, Cindy.
Thank you so much!
I love all your fall decor! So beautifully done!
Thanks so much!
Isn’t it fun to decorate for fall? Like what you have done using natural elements. I especically love the pumpkins acrons, etc on your dining room table.
Thank you. I’m addicted to acorns!
The table centerpiece is a game changer! SO beautiful! Great post. Thanks so much!
Thank you so much! Can you believe they’re fake? I painted them with chalk paint and added real stems
I love all of your fall decor, Cindy and I especially love your transferware. xo Laura
Your home is so cozy and inviting all gussied up for fall. I especially love that antiqued acorn … I keep scrolling back to have another look! Oh, wait … I can Pin it!!! xo
I love seeing all of your Fall decor ideas! so inspiring!
so many great ideas! I really need to try the oranges, they look so pretty!
Your home is absolutely breathtaking! With every photo I found something new to love!!! Thanks for all the inspiration
I love your fall home, Cindy! It is so warm and welcoming! Your hydrangeas in your antique French crate are stunning! Happy Fall!