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Simple Ways To Make Your Home Feel Cozy This Fall


A  cozy seating area with a decorative red pillow, a lit candle, stacked books and a throw blanket


Here are some wonderful ideas that can help you make your home feel cozy and warm during the wonderful autumn months:

1. Add some wonderful fall-scented candles with scents like pumpkin pie, apple, or vanilla spice.

2. Fill a medium-sized basket with your favorite light throw blankets and place it near a common seating area.

3. Add a gorgeous leaf garland with lights around a fireplace, staircase, or front window.

4. Create a fall display on your front porch with a simple straw/hay bale, scarecrows, pumpkins, and lanterns.

5. Add a wonderful new Autumn doormat to your front door by using outdoor paint and a blank doormat.

6. Plant some fall flowers in pots and display them on your porch.

7. Add a fall centerpiece to your dining table by filling a wood bowl with pine cones, candles, and fall leaves.

8. Add a fall touch to your entry table with mini pumpkins, a vase with lights, and autumn art.

9. Add fall throw pillows on sofas and chairs to add a pop of color and style.

10. Create a cozy coffee nook space in your kitchen by adding a basket filled with your favorite fall coffee, and spices, and displaying your favorite fall coffee mugs.

11. Add fall-scented soaps, and candles in bathrooms to enjoy the wonderful scents of the season.

12. Create a simple fall wreath for your front door that showcases the wonderful colors of the season.

13. Fill a basket with your favorite fall recipe books.

14. Add fall colors to your home with wonderful blankets, pillows, art, and lights.

15. Create a fall-inspired flowerbed.

Do you have a favorite season? Do you decorate your home for the wonderful autumn season? What wonderful things do you do to make your home feel cozy during the autumn months? I would love to hear about your  ideas and thoughts, so please feel free to leave me a comment below.


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  1. It's bittersweet for me every year to say goodbye to summer and have to welcome in fall. With the exception of football season and cooler weather fall depresses me because I know winter is next and here comes the cold and snow! We do our fair share to make sure we are festive with mums and fall plantings and fall smelling candles in the house. The scents of fall I enjoy, not the raking of the leaves. :)

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    1. Scott, I would have to agree about the raking of the leaves. --Especially because all the leaves in our yard are from our neighbors trees, lol. Fall smelling candles are wonderful. I think my two favorite are apple, and pumpkin scent. Thanks so much for stopping by, and sharing your thoughts with me. :)

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  2. Ooop fall is just around the corner, isn't it?! I can't wait to grab some fall scented candles from bath and body works or something!

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  3. I love the change of seasons. Fall is such a magical time; the color change of leaves, getting out sweaters and adding another blanket onto the bed. And these tips are really fantastic to help getting ready for the cozy season.

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    1. Sarah, thank you. I love adding new blankets, and yes the leaves just changing colors is so beautiful. Thank you so much for stopping by.

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  4. These are all great tips! I do several of them myself and might have to start a couple of the others you have listed here like the garland lights.

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    1. Thank you! The garland leaf with lights is a beautiful addition. Thank you for stopping by.

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  5. I love the idea of the leaf garland with lights in the window. Our stairs don't have a banister, so this would be perfect. I put out my pumpkin decorations in September and leave them up through the end of November. Plus, there's just something about apple cider, cinnamon, and pumpkins that appeal to all my senses!

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    1. Tracy, I can't wait to have some apple cider, and just open all the windows and let in the cool breeze. And yes the leaf garland in the window is so pretty. I love putting it out when the season begins.

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  6. Wow, So much is happening, i forget its approaching Fall season. I love scented candles. I really like to decorate my house with pillows and throws that match the season.

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    1. Sonia, you are so right...there is definitely so much happening. Well when you have time I hope you are able to relax and enjoy your scented candles. :)

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  7. Aw a cosy home is a happy home and I am loving all your ideas...the fairy lights always make a house look like a home x

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  8. Summer is my favourite season, so I always feel a bit sad once the chrysanthemums start coming out. On the other hand, Fall is the start of sweater weather and I do have a weakness for those. I don't normally decorate for Fall, but maybe I should start. It's a nice way to celebrate the season instead of focusing on there being no more summer.

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  9. Love the idea of adding a leaf garland with lights, and candles too! If it were up to me I'd keep those things all year round!

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  10. Fall is my FAVOURITE time of year, hands down - although it is mainly due to Halloween. The difference with us is that many 'Halloween' decorations are up around our home year round as basic decor. I actually have a banner in my living room that says 'Everyday is Halloween' lol
    We are looking at rearranging/reworking our kitchen to allow me to create a coffee nook. I'm really excited about it! We've already picked up some stuff for it.

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  11. Some great idea, I especially like planting some fall flowers. My favourite season is summer, so I'll be enjoying the last three weeks of it as much as possible! Then it's back to my normal routine until the winter holidays.

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  12. I don't rush it with fall but I do love your tips. Rugs, candles and books - my favorite combo

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  13. Wonderful ideas all.Although we dot celebrate a fall season really in our country,we do welcome Autumn which a very pleasant time with lots of festivals.Some of these ideas greatly appeal to me like adding scented candles,adding a new Autumn mat at the front door,planting a few more flowers in pots and displaying them on our porch and adding scented soaps and candles in the bathrooms.


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  14. Ahhh this has me so excited for fall! I might have to go pick up a few candles and maybe even make a fall wreath! Might even change our our pillows!

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  15. Fall is my favorite season because it is when I start cooking and baking a ton! I'm a huge pumpkin spice fan, and the smell is amazing. Easily a favorite way to enjoy fall is through making things cozy with blankets and some pumpkin spice.

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  16. Lots of great ideas here although I hate to see fall and winter arrive. I much prefer the hots days of summer :) Thanks so much for linking up at the #UnlimitedLinkParty 131. Pinned.

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    1. Hi, Dee. Yes, I am sad for winter, but as for fall, I guess after living in Colorado for so long after moving from AZ, I just feel like I can experience a real fall season. But I am dreading winter. 😕 Thank you for stopping by.

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  17. I guess so. Whoa, is hots days the same as hot days? I hate when I make a typo :)

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    1. Dee, you made me think of a time I made a typo on a Pinterest pin. Haha. It was so bad, and it had so many saves and visits. 🤣

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    2. Yeah, I can imagine. I hate typos, especially when I can't fix them :)

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    1. Joanne, thank you. 😊 I'm happy you enjoyed them.

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  19. I'm all about #1 and #12. :) But I could really use some fall-color flowerbeds. That's a great idea. Visiting from Sweet Tea & Friends.

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  20. Steph these are great ideas! I can't wait to try some of these. I live in a small apartment and very little storage space. So I usually put decorations on my TV stand, the stand by my front door and hang a wreath on my door. I see here that there are so many other things I can add.
    Thanks bunches for sharing these great ideas with Sweet Tea & Friends this month.

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  21. Wonderful! 😉
    Well, is my favorite time of year, and I look forward to the time when I can do some of these things on your list. Once we get our house done, then I look forward to making it cozy.

    Thank you for sharing this at the Sunday sunshine blog hop!

    Laurie

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    1. Laurie, that sounds wonderful. Thank you for taking the time to visit. I appreciate it.

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  22. I always do #1 and #7 but I think #2 and #3 would be delightful. Great list of ideas, Stephanie! Thanks for sharing this post with us at the Will Blog for Comments #68 linkup. See you next week at #69. I hope your week is great!

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