Simple Fall Shelf Decor

 Even though it's still so hot here in Atlanta, I did a little fall decorating in my kitchen.

I enjoy changing the decor on the shelves each season.

 After a quick trip to Target with my daughter, I was inspired to add more warmth and texture to our kitchen shelves.

 Target's new fall collection makes me want to spend all my money!  Instead, I showed some restraint and didn't buy stuff I didn't need.  I shopped my house, grabbed items stored in upper cabinets and refreshed the shelves for free!

 I was so happy to find white pumpkins in my area.  

I added a couple to the vegetable bowl on the kitchen island, creating a fall accent.

I just love this time of year.  I thumbed through my cookbook for meal ideas.  As soon as the weather gets a bit cooler, I'm breaking out the crock pot for delicious dinners at home.  

 As the weekend rolls around, I want to begin sprucing our porch up too.

Although we'll have temps in the 90s for a few more days, my mind has switched over to pumpkins, wreaths and raking leaves.  It makes me feel all warm and fuzzy inside!

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Simple Fall Decorating

Out of all the seasons, autumn may be my favorite. Not only is the weather cooling down (finally making the annoying mosquitoes go away), but fall foliage makes for the best scenery. Something about the gradual turning of the green leaves excites me for the cooler season.

I love shopping at my local farmer's market for fresh produce and fall treats.

To welcome autumn, I introduced a collection of warm accents into my home. From deeper toned flowers to cozy knits, every room has at least one fall piece that brings everything together.

Pies, warm dinner rolls and caramel apples are favorite fall treats. This season, I've been delving into different recipes to keep warm. Keeping it simple makes for a foolproof dessert that everyone will enjoy.

As the seasons change, the decor on my entry shelf changes too.  Little changes can be so fun!  Mini pumpkins and mums are great fall decorations.

The colder seasons motivate me to think outside the box and try different ideas. To keep it simple, I played with neutral tones and textures that meshed seamlessly with what I already had.

Adding flowers and evergreens on both the porch and deck provided color as everything else begins to turn brown and leafless.


The season of autumn is the season of new things and exploring. With the holidays around the corner, I am motivated to try different things and put a twist on the classic fall home decor. Even starting small, like using white pumpkins instead or orange ones, makes a big statement in decorating your home. I love what this season is becoming and I cannot wait to experience the rest of what this year has to bring. 


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