With fall just around the corner, today I’m sharing some of the top fall home decor trends and design styles for fall 2024, along with a few affordable fall decor finds and autumn decorating ideas.
Summer is, by far, my favorite season, but over the years I’ve learned to embrace the idea of fall, with all its layers, textures, and coziness.
Whether you love fall decor or are lamenting the end of summer, there are many ways to add a touch of the season to your house without completely changing the design style or color scheme of your home.
In fact, the great thing about the fall home decor trends I’m sharing with you today is they’re easy and effortless. In fact, you probably already own many of the things you’ll see featured in these spaces.
And if you’re in the mood to shop for new fall decor, this is a great time to find on-trend items that will make it easy to transition your home to the new season.
When is the best time to start decorating for fall?
I like to start scouting out the fall decorating trends in late summer, but I usually don’t get too excited about fall decorating until the weather cools down a bit — or at least by the first day of fall.
Whenever you decide to start decorating, you’ll find that adding a touch of fall style to your home can be easy.
Simply layer in some warmer, richer colors and weave in a few fall accents in a variety of textures to quickly transition your home from summer to fall.
What are the fall home decor trends for 2024?
While summer home decor trends focused on a light organic feeling, this year’s fall home decor trends are all about interesting shapes, warm neutral tones, and luxurious textures.
As you scroll through the fall decorating trends below, rather than feeling like you have to embrace an entire trend, think about how you might incorporate certain elements you love — whether it’s a color, item, look, or feeling.
Pure Salt Interiors – similar sectionals here, here, and here – similar coffee table here and here
Most of all, don’t worry about achieving a certain design style in your home.
Since decorating trends are always evolving, we no longer need to adhere to a narrowly-focused aesthetic, such as mid-century modern, coastal, traditional, farmhouse, or French country style.
Rather, when decorating for fall — or any season — the goal should be to bring together a curated mix of pieces that reflects you, your lifestyle, and what you love.
1. Earth tones
Earth tones and warm neutrals are making a huge comeback in 2024, and that trend will continue to grow in popularity throughout this fall.
Warm tones of sand, mushroom, camel, terracotta, copper, oatmeal, muted greens, and similar neutrals complement just about every other color palette, making them the perfect addition to any space.
Pure Salt Interiors for Katrina Scott
Whereas last year we were still seeing lots of gray and cool tones in fall home decor, this year is all about a warm aesthetic and soft, muted tones.
Earth tones work with every style of decor and are hugely popular this year, thanks in part to the modern organic and quiet luxury design trends.
Salt Design Co. – coffee table – similar coffee table
If you’ve already embraced neutrals and warmer hues in your home, you might not need to do a lot of decorating to prepare your home for fall!
You can learn more about incorporating neutrals and a warmer aesthetic in your home in my posts, What is Coastal Grandmother Style? (and why I’m loving this trend) and California Casual Style Decorating Ideas for Your Home.
Also, my post, Colors of the Year: Top Home Color Trends for 2024, shares more about this year’s color trends.
2. Natural wood
The natural beauty of wood creates a welcoming and calming environment for fall.
And with the growing desire for lighter, airier spaces, wood adds a much-needed grounding effect.
James May Homes – vase – counter stools – pendant lights
Warm wood tones are making a big comeback, particularly in kitchen and bathroom cabinetry, while the popularity of gray-toned woods is on the wane.
Jean Stoffer Interior Design – pendant lights
However, don’t despair if you have gray-toned wood flooring or other elements in your home.
You can still easily incorporate warmer wood tones through coffee tables, side tables, chairs, and wood picture frames.
Pure Salt Interiors – similar coffee table here and here
Wooden counter stools and wood cutting boards are a great way to bring a touch of warmth to the kitchen.
3. Woven elements
Woven elements in all their forms add softness to any space and are having a moment in 2024.
Think baskets in all shapes and sizes, woven pendant lights, natural fiber rugs, and cane and rattan furniture.
Pure Salt Interiors – similar rug – chairs – alternate chair source
Woven counter stools are a great way to bring the woven look to your home.
Pure Salt Interiors – counter stools
I share a collection of my favorite counter stools and barstools in this post: Beautiful Counter Stool and Barstool Ideas for Your Kitchen.
Oakstone Homes – counter stools – similar pendant lights
This beautiful space incorporates woven textures through the armchairs, coffee table, rug, and ottomans:
Pure Salt Interiors – round ottomans – similar woven coffee table
Woven pendant lights have been hugely popular for several years, and I don’t see this trend going anywhere soon. I share several of my favorite woven lighting options in this post: Modern Pendant Lighting Ideas You Will Love.
Pure Salt Interiors – similar dining table – woven pendant light – dining chairs
Even something as simple as adding a chunky jute rug can bring a touch of warmth and visual interest to your space.
Pure Salt Interiors – rug – counter stools – chairs – alternate chair source
4. Textured fabrics and textiles
Once again, velvet, boucle, linen, and nubby textured fabrics are big in this year’s fall interior design forecast, and I couldn’t be happier about this trend.
For an easy fall facelift, simply swap out your lighter-weight throws, bedding, rugs, and pillows for thicker, heavier versions.
Studio McGee – pillows – similar coffee table
Choosing natural fabrics with weight and texture, like chunky cotton and wool throws, nubby boucle, velvet, leather, and weightier linen pieces instantly make your home feel cozier.
And, if you prefer a cooler color palette, the addition of soft fabrics like velvet and wool will help bring the warm feelings of fall to your home.
Jean Stoffer Interior Design – similar sofa – similar sofa
Rich velvet pillows are my favorite way to bring a touch of warmth to our home.
Textured fabrics mix well with all other fabrics, bringing a grounding and timeless quality to a space that will continue to resonate with our lifestyles in fall 2024 and beyond.
Adding in a few textured cotton, linen, wool, or velvet pillow covers or throws is enough to give your living room or bedroom a touch of chic fall decor in an instant.
Sometimes, a few new pillows and a cozy throw blanket in a neutral fall shade are all you need to update your bedroom for the new season.
Here are a few fall pillow ideas for 2024:
5. Tonal color palettes
Tonal color palettes lend a cohesive, modern look to any space — and they’re one of the biggest design trends for fall 2024.
If you want to experiment with this trend, try incorporating no more than three colors in a space, mixing and matching different textures, fabrics, woven elements, and natural materials within that tonal palette.
Willow and Co. – armchairs here and here (similar Target chair here) – similar sectionals here, here and here
Choose your primary color scheme by pulling one to three colors from your area rug or a large piece of artwork; then keep the rest of the colors in your space in the same color range.
Ames Interiors – coffee table – rug
This trend ties in beautifully with the current popularity of earth tones in interior design, as blending different shades of warm neutrals is an easy and stylish way to modernize your spaces.
Le Clair Decor – coffee table – light fixture – chairs
To create a layered look and add dimension, layer in pillows, throws, and other accent pieces within your chosen color palette.
For a modern look, you might choose all three shades within the same color family for a monochromatic effect, or add in one to two other complementary colors for a more traditional look.
If you’d like to add a bit of contrast to your spaces, think about adding a pop of black, via pendant lighting, a coffee table, lamp, side table, counter stools, or small decorative items.
Cutting boards, vases, and kitchen accents in black and neutral tones bring a modern fall look to the kitchen:
Sophie Burke Design – similar vase – similar stools
Paired with black, white and gray (and a touch of light wood) create a striking tonal color palette.
See my post, Colors of the Year: Top Home Color Trends for 2024, for more on fall color trends.
6. Mixing vintage and modern
Another decorating trend you’ll see this fall is the incorporation of vintage pieces, like the beautiful antique dresser shown in the bedroom below, within an otherwise modern space.
The unique blending of different design elements makes a space feel collected and unique.
Vintage rugs are a great way to bring a warm aesthetic and visual interest to a space.
This beautiful master bedroom is a great example of mixing modern and vintage design styles. Its rich textures and tones give it a modern western look. See my post, Coastal Cowgirl Style: How to Bring the Trend to Your Home, for more modern western bedroom ideas.
If you’d like to add a few vintage pieces to your home, Etsy is a great source for one-of-a-kind vintage and antique textiles, art, rugs, furniture, and decorative accents. McGee and Co. also carries a beautiful selection of vintage pieces.
See my post, Where to Find Affordable Turkish Rugs and Runners for Your Kitchen and Home, for tips on where to find affordable vintage rugs for your home.
7. Quiet luxury
The quiet luxury home and lifestyle trend emerged earlier this year and will continue to grow in popularity through fall 2024.
Quiet luxury interiors are all about a relaxed, elevated approach to home decor and living — and it’s a look I happen to love.
Pure Salt Interiors – similar sectionals here, here, and here – similar coffee table here and here
Quiet luxury inspired interiors might include linen or velvet covered furniture, neutral tones, and pared-back elements — all of which speak to a more relaxed, intentional way of living and decorating.
The quiet luxury aesthetic focuses on quality, refinement, and understated sophistication, and you can get an idea of what this trend looks like in my posts on Quiet Luxury Style, Restoration Hardware Style, Nancy Meyers Inspired Interiors, Coastal Grandmother Style, Transitional Style Decorating Ideas, and California Casual Style Interiors.
from my post, RH Style: How to Get the Restoration Hardware Look for Less
8. Curves
Any 2024 design trend post wouldn’t be complete without mentioning curves.
This fall, we’ll continue to see plenty of curved chairs and sofas, rounded edges on coffee tables, curved accent pieces and mirrors, as well as interesting architectural features like arched doorways, curved cabinet fronts, and curved kitchen island countertops.
Studio McGee – pendant lights – vase
Here’s another view of this beautiful space. In addition to the curved counter stools, I love the fall kitchen counter styling:
Curves lend a modern look to a space, as well as creating a sense of softness and femininity.
However, don’t feel like you have to go all out with arches and curves if you’re on the fence about the curvy aesthetic.
Studio McGee – chair – mirror – lamp
There are plenty of simple ways to bring the rounded design trend to your home through accent pieces like mirrors, stools, coffee tables, dining chairs, lamps, and ottomans.
Pure Salt Interiors – similar coffee table here and here
Stores like Lulu and Georgia, McGee & Co., Crate and Barrel, and Anthropologie are great sources for curved furniture and accent pieces for every style of home.
See my post, 2024 Home Decor Trends and Design Styles You Will Love, for more on how to incorporate the curvy home decor trend in your home.
I hope this post shows that incorporating this year’s fall home decor trends in your home doesn’t have to take a lot of time or cost a lot of money.
With just a few simple changes, you can easily update your home with warm and welcoming fall style on a budget. Even adding a few faux branches or single accent pillow or throw in a rich color or texture can make a big difference!
pumpkins – similar branches – vase – tray
fall home decor finds:
Looking for more fall home decor trends and decorating ideas? Here are a few related posts from the blog:
2024 Home Decor Trends and Design Styles You Will Love
Colors of the Year + Top Home Color Trends for 2024
What is Coastal Grandmother Style? (and why I’m loving this trend)
Modern Coastal Decorating Ideas for Your Home
Restoration Hardware Style: How to Get the RH Look for Less
The New Studio McGee Target Collection
My Favorite Nancy Meyers Interiors (and How to Get Her Style)
California Casual Style Decorating Ideas for Your Home
Quiet Luxury Style (is this the next big thing in interior design?)
I hope you found this post informative and helpful!
Please let me know if you have any questions about incorporating this year’s fall home decor trends and design styles in your home.
Wishing you a beautiful autumn, xo Jane
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