A Simple Country Fall Home Tour
I love Fall. It's my favourite time of year! The trees & fields get so colourful here on and around our Alberta, Canada acreage. It's simply gorgeous. Because it's so beautiful outside, I tend to keep our interior seasonal decor simple and natural. Welcome to our home decorated for Fall. Come grab a latte and let me show you around.
The Aspens on our property are gorgeous and golden - they're even more orange now!
We built our home ourselves in 2013 and just finished the porch this summer.
I've kept the porch decor simple with some white mums and pumpkins.
The Ikea shoe cabinet in our entry is decked with natural Fall decor - pine cones, dried hydrangeas and faux grass.
Our living room is next. I love to pile our furniture with cozy, textured pillows and throws in the colder months!
A little Fall fox is perched on our TV stand - he was chosen by my 18 month old.
The kitchen has simple little decorations - faux hydrangeas, pumpkins and a simple woodland-inspired Fall tablescape.
The centerpiece is a barnwood box filled with pinecones, faux pumpkins and candles.
I think cozy pillows and throws look so fun in a kitchen area too!
I can't forget to make my coffee nook ready for the season too! This pom-pom napkin was made with a dropcloth and I used them in my tablescape too.
Finally, I've added some natural Autumn touches to our formal sitting room through branches and leaves I harvested from our woods.
Welcome, Fall!
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What an absolutely stunning home you have! So jealous! Thank you for sharing <3
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This home blows me away and is totally the look I am trying to achieve in our home. May I ask where you got/how you made the curtain rods in the living room and kitchen? We have 7 giant windows along the back wall of our home which is the back wall for both the living room and kitchen and I have yet ti figure out how to dress them.
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