Transforming your Fall Decor with Architectural Wall Panels

Tired of your tired bedroom walls that you don’t want to paint, but need a focal point? Architectural wall panels area good solution because they completely transform a room in just minutes! Inspired spaces make for an inspired living. It’s the most innovative and user-friendly wall décor system ever created. They’re perfect for every room in the house from the kitchen and bedroom to the living room and office. They are available in dozens of eye-catching colors in easy-care finishes such as: pearl, leatherette, micro suede, and metallic.

Bring fall into your interiors with autumn-inspired wall panels

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Fall Decor Ideas to Bring a Cozy Touch into your Rooms

• Nothing Says Fall Like Apple Decorations:. Real or faux apples in a beautiful pottery or clear glass bowl placed on an end table or kitchen table always sets the mood for fall. If you’re out picking your own apples, grab some of the twigs and limbs with green leaves to include in the bowl. It creates a more authentic, rustic feeling. We love these fall apple decorating ideas on Homedit!

• Include Autumnal Updates to Your Living and Family Room: When the temperatures drop and the feeling of fall is in the air, we naturally feel the desire to be cozy up and hibernate. Drape super soft throws and blankets to the back of your sofa and chairs. Choose fall tones such as emerald green, browns, deep blues or plum (depending on your room’s color theme). This is also a great time to switch out your throw pillows for ones in velvet, wool, and other heavier fabrics. Functional meets stylish!

• Hang a Festive Fall Door Wreath: Fall just begs for the addition of a seasonally themed door wreath. Switch out your succulent wreath from summer and hang a seasonal wreath made with fall foliage, burlap, and ribbon in autumn colors. Personalize your wreath by including an oversized initial or “welcome.” You can pick up wood cut-outs at your local craft store and paint yourself. Attach with crafting wire. Look to our wreath site for fall wreath ideas.

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• Fall Aromas can Bring Out Fall Decorations  One of the easiest ways to make your home radiate an autumn feel is with home scents. Think warm spices gently wafting throughout your home. If you opt for candles, choose a soy-based candle without synthetic fragrances. You can also mull your own in a simmer pot. Look for cinnamon, pumpkin spice, plum or mulberry, spiced apple, and more.

• Replace Summer Garden Boxes with Fall Florals. Your garden and window boxes that were filled with gorgeous summer flowers are now ready for a touch of fall class. Gather armfuls of vivid leaves and berries from the garden, such as, red winterberry, burning bush, cabbage plants, English ivy and purple beauty-berry, and include with your fall mums. You’ll create dramatic and unexpected fall garden boxes. You can also grab bunches of pussy willow and tall grasses to place in vases for entertaining. If you don’t have anything readily available, your local Michael’s or other craft store will have great options for you.

• Fill Vases with Autumns Florals: It doesn’t take a big budget or special creativity to make your home feel one with the season. Grab some branches and sturdy, ) leaves from a tree in all sizes. Spray paint lightly in a matte gold. Fill glass vases with the leaves and branches for a super easy, impressive fall centerpiece. If you love DIY projects you’ll love these fall painted vases project.

• Overlay Tables with Fall Fabrics: Another rustic, simplistic way to add fall flair is to overlay fall fabrics on your kitchen table, coffee and side tables. Pick-up some high quality fabrics from your local fabric store or order online. For most tables you won’t need more than a yard. Look for autumn shades and florals, and less pumpkin kitsch. There’s no need to hem if you use a sharp sewing scissors. Lay a single design over your table or overlay using two different fabrics for an eclectic feel.

Now grab a cup of tea, cover up in a wool blanket, and enjoy the view of falling leaves outdoors while you’re warm and cozy indoors.

For more fall decor ideas using wall panels, wreaths or fall colors, take a look at these fall archives.

Brilliant Thanksgiving Decor Ideas for Your Home

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Make the Fireplace Inviting

Everybody likes to snuggle up next to the fireplace on a chilly day. But a fireplace is more than a useful home feature, it can change the look and feel of a space when adorned. It can also enhance any action you enjoy doing – from drinking a hot cup of coffee to reading a book. Clean your fireplace thoroughly and decorate the mantel with candleholders, flowers, and other natural elements. But be sure to put safety first. Hire a professional chimney sweep to inspect the fireplace before you start decorating.

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Create a Message Board

Wouldn’t it be great to know what your guests are thankful for? Well, you can! Simply create a message board where guests can express their gratitude. You can provide paper leaves for them to write on and pin on the board. Use outlines from old books to create the leaves. If you have time on your hands, you can create a Thanksgiving tree that lists all the things you’re thankful for.

Beautify the Front Door

The first thing your guests will see is the front door. Why not dress it up to welcome them uniquely? You can hang a wreath, a swag, or a cornucopia. You can also add natural elements like gourds, potted plants, and cornhusks. Make turkey crafts with your kids and hang them on windows. You can also use a door greeting instead of a wreath to welcome guests.

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Incorporate Fresh Flowers

If you forget every other tip, don’t forget this one. Fresh flowers brighten up a home unlike any other thing. You can get alstromeria and sunflowers which remain gorgeous for up to a week. If these are not available, buy flowers in season. Keep your flowers fresh by  removing leaves beneath the water and changing the water every few days.

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Use these Thanksgiving decor tips to create a scene that is unlike any other. Don’t stick to tradition this year, choose to be different. Your home will thank you for it!

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How to Decorate For Fall this Season

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Add Lighting

When fall rolls around, the days become shorter and the nights longer. To ensure you make the most of your days, add lighting to dark rooms. You can add standalone lamps, beautiful chandeliers, or personalized candles. This way, even when the sun goes away, you can relax indoors without straining to see.

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Incorporate Autumn Elements

One of the best ways to decorate your home economically is by adding fall elements. Most are easily available outdoors while others can be found at local garden centers (like seasonal flowers). Arrange leaves and flowers by size and color to create stunning focal points. You can also create a fall wreath for your door and plant flowers in your window boxes for a dash of color.

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Get Rid of Lightweight Summer Fabrics

During summer, most homes have light window treatments, colorful throw pillows, and bright rugs. Fall is the best time to swap summer fabrics with heavier ones in fall hues. Remove the window treatments, change pillow covers, and add throws to seats to create a cozy atmosphere. Choose throws made from chenille, wool, or even cashmere as they are more comfy.

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Beautify the Fireplace

Everybody loves snuggling up in front of the fire on chilly days, and autumn is filled with many chilly days. You can decorate your mantel with fall flowers, framed art, and even a pennant banner. Decorating for fall doesn’t have to be expensive. Before you light fire, make sure your fireplace is inspected and cleaned to enhance safety.

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Fall is one of the best times to decorate your home. The season is filled with many holidays when families gather and spend quality time together. This fall, turn your home into a fall zone. Decorate with fall elements and add special touches indoors and out which reflect the beauty of the season.

How do you decorate for fall?

Fall Decor: Ideas for Your Kids Room

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Fall-Themed Wall Decals

The walls are a great canvas for displaying artworks. The best option for a kid’s room is to decor the walls with vinyl wall stickers. These peel-and-stick wall decals can be used on any smooth surface and removed without damaging the walls.

Use colorful autumn tree wall decals and these inexpensive alternatives to paintings will bring the autumn vibe into your kid’s room. A good option is to use a birch tree wall decal and surround it with several bird stickers, creating perfect autumn scenery.

Art Works with Fall Leaves

During fall, the colorful tree leaves offer a cheap and creative option for both kid’s craft and decorating kid’s room. Go outside with your kids on an autumn leaf hunt and pick up leaves as many different colors and shapes as possible. Now, create animals or your child’s favorite cartoons or characters. In addition, glue the leaves on craft paper in artistic shapes and designs and frame them. Hanging these eco-friendly artworks on the walls will bring a personalized ambience into the room.

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Turn Bed into a Cozy Den

As the air turns a bit chillier during the fall season, it is important to make your child’s room as cozier as possible. Make the bed into a cozy den where they like to snuggle into. Create a cocoon-like feeling by surrounding the bed with a curtain hang from the ceiling or a wall fitting. You can also use canopy to create the same warm feeling. Use a light but a bit colorful fabric, to make the ambience fresh and comfortable, just like the fall season weather.

Warm and Colorful Rug

The shorter and somewhat colder autumn environment makes the children spend more time indoor. So, a fluffy and snugly rug that feels warm underfoot can make the room a cozy abode for them to play and spend time. Choose a colorful one to add pizzazz and character to your kid’s room.

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Applying these fall decor ideas to decorate your kid’s room will make the room warm, comfortable, and add gorgeous texture to the interior. Using natural elements and recreating autumn’s scenery will make the room look intimate and pleasant.

Do you have any fall decor ideas in mind for your kids’ room this season? For more kids organization ideas on Stagetecture, click here.

Fall Decor: Bringing Fall To Your Walls

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Homemade Craft Decor For Fall

Brown crafts paper can be reminiscent of Fall once you craft it into some gorgeous handmade flowers. These flowers can then be arranged in a multitude of different ways to form gorgeous wall decor arrangements. You can set these against the forefront of family photos, dry flower arrangements, autumn veggies or anything you think is apt for autumn.

Fall Decor With Acorns

Acorns so remind me of Fall and do form an integral part of Fall Decorations. There are so many ways in which acorns could form a part of wall decor. You could display framed acorn heads in combination with other family pictures on a wall, you could string acorns to form an acorn bunting and set them in combination with LED strings or just place acorns in combination with pumpkins on a mantle with a Fall backdrop. Whatever you do, acorns are sure to present a warm Fall Decor for your wall.

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Autumn Leaves Staged With Mirrors

A huge mirror in the backdrop reflecting your Fall decor could be a very innovative way to bring Fall to your wall. In fact you could just use your already set Fall Decor for home and form an inventive wall decor. Not only will the huge mirror make your space look more expansive but will also multiply your charming decor for home, manifold.

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Spell Fall

Fall Decor for walls cannot get simpler than this. All you need to do is cut out F, A, L & L out of craft paper and get it framed or tied in a string. Craft papers in the colors of autumn can really bring out this DIY project.

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Candles And Wreathes

With the wreaths adorning your walls what better to compliment them than thick white candles in the forefront. This is one of the coziest ways to display elements on your wall. Feel free to add other Fall elements that you like!

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Fall is a season that sets forth a new set of festivities and brings along a lot of warmth as far as decor goes. The idea of Fall Decor is to bring the elements and colors of Fall to your homes so that you can dwell in the warmth it brings. Wall Decor in the form of handcrafts, elements like acorns & pumpkins, dry flowers, candles and wreaths are an effective way to invite Fall to your home. Please pour in your ideas about Fall Wall Decor too. We would really wait to hear!

Fall Decor: Bringing Fall to your Staircase

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Decorating With Fall Veggies – Pumpkins, Apples Etc.

No Fall Decor is complete without incorporating Pumpkins and likes. Be it in the form of the veggies themselves or the color inspirations they bring, these autumn veggies can stimulate you in a lot many ways. Feel free to add other fruits like apples and pears to the decor. They are in fact going to add to the warmth and homeliness of this fall decor.

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Decorating With Wintery Foliage – Pine Cones And Autumn Leaves

Wrapping trails of winter foliage along the handrails of your staircase or along the balusters can look really stunning. The orange and reds of autumn leaves can bring Fall right in to your home and up to your staircase. Add to it a few ribbons, buntings and frills and be ready to walk with grace on your Fall staircase.

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Candles & LED’s

Autumn chill calls for warmth. That is exactly what lighting brings. Be it in the form of candles or light strings, lighting adds a whole new dimension to your Fall Decor. And your staircase won’t have looked prettier!

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Decorating With Dry Flowers

Dry flowers are another way to decorate your staircase in style. When staged against other Fall props, dry flowers can look gorgeous, not that they don’t make great stand alone decor items.

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Bringing Fall to your staircase can be fun. What is gained is an explicit display of your decorating skills that can be viewed from any angle. So when you walk down from your bedroom to the hall below, be stunned with these beautiful autumn treats that greet you on your way. And of course staircase hopscotch will become more fun with these Fall Decor ideas for your staircase. Do not forget to share your favorite staircase decor tips for the season, in the comment box below.

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Fall Decorating: Ideas to Update Your Bathroom for Fall

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Bath Accessories

Accent your restroom with coordinating fall vanity sets that includes a soap dish, toothbrush holder, and a lotion pump. Just in case, you prefer to stick by your existing accessories, consider adding some autumn accents to your vanity. A pumpkin garland, fall themed soaps, or a basket filled with artificial fall leaves are some quick and easy ways to bring fall flair to your bathroom.

Linens

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A quick swap of towels and rugs in your washroom are some great ways to display seasonal colors. Pick towels in shades of red, brown or orange or opt for printed ones with leaves or pumpkin designs. Also, don’t forget the shower curtains and team them up with decorative shower curtain hooks.

Fall Decorating With Wallpapers

When it comes to wallpapers, bathroom is the best place to experiment. Since, there aren’t many colors and furniture pieces in the bathroom, busy wallpapers really seem to work. Though make sure to stick by fall themed prints and colors.

Decorative Wreaths

Why limit the wreaths to your main door only? Add a simple grapevine wreath on your bathroom door for a beautiful autumn look. Or if you are crafty enough, buy a simple grapevine wreath and decorate it with dried flowers, pine cones, oranges, twigs, and feathers.

Candles

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Candles are beautiful and inexpensive way to add the fragrances of the season to your bathroom. Pick cinnamon, pumpkin, or apple aroma candles and line them on a tray with nuts or mini pine cones. An arrangement of candles can be placed anywhere in the washroom, including the back of the toilet seat. Spread faux leaves around the candles to give it a more finished look.

Now that you have some fall decorating ideas for your bathroom, go get started! Imagine your guests being amazed when they discover it as seasonally decorated as the rest of your home.

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How to Choose Fall Window Treatments

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Maximize the Daylight

Daylight starts decreasing during the fall season. So, a certain kind of window treatment will help you maximizing the declining sunlight. Use top-down or bottom-up honeycomb window shades to have a better control on the natural light. These shades have energy-efficiency feature too, meaning that you can use them during other seasons too.

Choose the Warmer Option

If the autumn is relatively cooler in your region, you should think of using a different kind of window cover for keeping the interiors warm and cozy. Velvet draperies will definitely be the best option, as they will pass the cool-weather-appropriate test instantly. They are super cozy, heavy, and opaque, everything needed for making the room comfortable enough to enjoy a cup of coffee or a mug of hot chocolate.

Texture with Draperies

Draperies are a good choice for fall window treatment. Lightweight and sheer draperies are good for summer and spring months as they welcome the warm breezes and sun. On the other hand, heavier fabrics are more suitable for fall and winter seasons as they protect against cool air. So, big, dramatic drapes can dramatize your interiors besides adding warmth. You can add loads of texture to the décor by layering up two different types of fabrics in the same or two different colors.

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Incorporate Autumn Colors

Incorporating the season’s colors into the interiors is a good way of liven and cozy up your interiors. Using window curtains to insert those colors could be a great designer trick! You can use some common colors of autumn like rustic oranges, passionate reds, and shades of brown as perfect match for fall. The use of right type of curtains in the right colors will evoke natural elements of beauty, which will inspire a designer look across the year.

Enjoy the Outside View

If you are more into enjoying the beautiful scenario of the fall season, you should choose a window treatment that will allow gentle light to enter your home. Soft shutters, shadings, and fabric vanes will be great to serve this purpose. The sheer backing of these window treatments will reflect harsh light and allow you to enjoy the view of outside landscape.

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Autumn is about more than just decorating with fall colors and getting ready for the holidays. It is also the time to make a switch from the summer days and taking preparation for the upcoming long winter. Window treatments are an important part of your fall and winter preparation procedure. The abovementioned tips will hopefully give you the know-how to find the right fall window treatments for every spot in your home.

For more window treatment tips on Stagetecture, click here.

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Fall Inspired Accents

Add color and texture to your kitchen by opting for interesting accents. Keep the season in mind for items like tablecloths, dish towels, and oven mitts. Consider purple of ripening grapes, deep pomegranate red, green of dormant grass, or burnt orange of fall leaves. Alternatively, you can opt for coffee inspired colors. Such color scheme will not only set the mood for the season but will also give your kitchen space a warm, friendly appeal.

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Cool Accents

If you don’t want to go with the traditional autumn color palette, you can keep things cool with blue and green. Experience the bliss of great outdoors with shades inspired by the mountains.

Update the Towels

Replace your old dish towels with season inspired colors and prints. And instead of putting them away in the drawers, fold them neatly and drape them on the oven handle and above the sink. What a crafty and practical way to bring fall colors into the kitchen. Isn’t it?

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Bring Fall Leaves into your Decor

Faux Fall leaves are one the best and inexpensive accessories you can use to decorate your kitchen. Add them to an existing centerpiece or tie them together to make a garland which you can drape over the pot rack or the window sill.

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Fall Fragrance Candles

While this may sound like an obvious suggestion, you would be surprised to see the impact of few fall scented and colored candles on your kitchen. Pumpkin and cinnamon are always a hit!

More than just a cooking and eating space, kitchen is an area where all the action in the home takes place. So use these practical ideas along with your creativity to transform the space into a beautiful fall themed kitchen.

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4 Easy Ways to Create Fall Curb Appeal

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Decorate Your Doorway:

Since the doorway is often the focal point of your home’s exterior, it plays a key role when it comes to adding curb appeal. Warm things up with a festive fall wreath or a hearty cornucopia. Invest in a seasonal new welcome mat that will make your friends and family feel right at home. If you’re looking for a little bolder statement, consider giving your front door a new coat of paint. Warm colors like burgundy, burnt orange, and mustard yellow will give it just the right inviting touch.

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Embrace Fall Foliage:

Plants are the perfect way to add visual interest to any front lawn – don’t let the colder weather convince you otherwise. As your summer flowers start to dry out, replace them with autumn-blooming varieties. Mums, Goldenrods, and Aster are all well suited for the season and will add some rich color to your exterior. Think about planting them along your walkway as shown in the picture above to help draw the eye to your door. But, if you like a subtler touch, you could arrange potted versions along your front steps.

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Glam Up Your Mailbox

Bring your curb appeal all the way out to the street by making sure that your mailbox is just as decorated. Take a trip to your local farmer’s market and pick up some corn stalks, hay bales, and pumpkins. Tie the stalk to the back of the mailbox to add visual height and then play around when stacking the other two elements until you find a grouping that is aesthetically pleasing. While you’re sprucing things up, display your house number on the front of the mailbox to ensure that it is easily identifiable from the street.

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Add Extra Light:

As the nights grow longer, it’s no surprise that everyone’s yard could benefit from a little more light. Help the trick-or-treaters find their way by illuminating a pathway with exterior lighting. You can use black carriage lights for an extra spooky feel, but whatever kind you choose, make sure to put them on a timer so that your house will appear inviting even when you are out and about. If your family loves carving jack-o-lanterns, consider carving a plethora of spooky Halloween designs.

When it comes to easy curb appeal ideas, seasonal is best. Not only do these items create a cohesive theme, but they are also often cost-effective and readily available. For fall, it’s all about produce. Find a local farm and go nuts buying pumpkins, corn, apples, gourds, mums, and hay. Then, use the ideas above as inspiration for your own designs. Whatever you create, you’ll be sure to fall in love with your home’s exterior.

How do you decorate your exterior for fall? Do you have any seasonal tips to share? Let us know in the comments.

For more fall inspiration, head on over to Stagetecture’s archives.