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Happy Fall, friend! I am so excited to have you stop by and visit our home for this fall tour. If you are coming from Ashley over at Modern Glam , welcome! Wasn’t her cozy fall kitchen so beautiful and full inspiration?! I am thrilled to be a part of the Seasonal Simplicity series hosted by Krista at The Happy Housie going on all week, and encourage you to hop around and enjoy the other tours today and the rest of the week! For my fall home, I enjoyed adding lots of fall colors outside and inside of our home, layers and various textures, and fall scents to make everything feel cozy and welcoming this year. Today, I will be sharing our front door, living room, and dining room styled for the fall months ahead.

Decorating our front door area is something I enjoy doing for our home each season! I shared five ideas for a lovely fall front door in this post. These suggestions will create a fabulous and welcoming first impression for friends and family alike. Having a wreath, pumpkins, straw bales or cornstalks, florals and plants, and themed decor items are all part of our fall front door this year. A fun way to amp up your fall front door mat? Add a layer! I placed a black and white geometric patterned rug under the fall mat. You can find the fall mat here.

As you enter into our home, you walk into a foyer/entryway space that is defined with a jute runner (found here) and a chalk painted bench and gallery wall area on your right. A cozy and chunky blanket (similiar one found here) placed in basket is perfect for fall. To the left this large fall sign that has one of my favorite quotes: “Life starts all over again when it gets crisp in the fall” -F. Scott Fitzgerald. Isn’t this so true?! Using amber colored bottles instead of clear ones adds a great fall color to this vignette. A stack of white painted pumpkins on the other side offers balance.

Moving into the living room is a chippy white bowl that I found at a barn sale holding a DIY candle ring with my favorite fall candle found here. This candle DIY is easy and budget friendly, you can find all the details to make you own here. Having candles lit in your home for fall taps into one of the five senses making it feel all the more inviting. My favorite new fall scent? Autumn Woods, from Antique Candle Co., which is a perfect blend of woodsy musky and apples. Go check out all of my favorite fall candle scents here.

As you move into the living room area, one of my favorite chippy tables holds more amber bottles. Above the table I layered this sign on top of an arched mirror for a farmhouse style look. This sign has great meaning, as my grandfather pastored a local church here in Birmingham, Alabama for 36 years. This was the benediction he so often used all those years. I love having this as a reminder of him in our home.

During the cooler months, I enjoy having a fuller mantel, but not one that is cluttered. I shared 3 steps to help you create a lovely and warm mantel for fall here. My fall mantel decor included garland (found here), a wreath (found here), large wooden sign (found here), and some additional items like pumpkins (found here), large basket and blanket (found here). I love having our mantel styled for fall, it is one of the first spaces people see when coming into our home.

Moving into our dining room, I added this beautiful wreath and this garland to our buffet table. Apple spice is perfectly inline with farmhouse style. I then layered candlesticks and gathered several white pumpkins I already had on hand, of varying sizes and place them around the garland. I also added more candles that made this space smell and feel so cozy! All three candles can be found here.

Setting a table for fall was something I was so excited about! For this tablescape, I wanted to incorporate fall florals, emphasizing a pumpkin/rust color orange, along with some pumpkins which I set on my table and at each table setting. I also added candles for a nice, warm ambiance. I love the farmhouse look and knew that the overall look would reflect this style. For all the details on creating this lovely fall tablescape, head over here. Plus, there is a full list of the products I used to easily recreate this look in your own home.

I hope you enjoyed this fall home tour! It was so much fun having you stop by. Now, head over to Laura at Inspiration For Moms. She has the most beautiful fall feeling bedroom that I know you’re going to love.

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This week is Fall Home tour week! All week long talented bloggers are sharing their homes dressed and ready for fall to help inspire you with all kinds of ideas for your own fall decor. Just click on the links below the images to see more…

Sharing with me today…

Monday

The Happy Housie // Modern Glam // She Gave it a Go
Inspiration for Moms // In My Own Style

Cherished Bliss // Grace in My Space
My Sweet Savannah // All Things With Purpose // Just a Girl and Her Blog

And sharing the rest of this week…

Tuesday

Clean & Scentsible // Two Twenty One // Love Create Celebrate
Rambling Renovators // Life is a Party

Lemon Thistle // Cassie Bustamante // So Much Better With Age
The DIY Mommy // Taryn Whiteaker

Wednesday

Home Made Lovely // Craftberry Bush // The Tattered Pew
Town and Country Living // Shabyfufu

A Pretty Life// Amber Tysl // Jenna Kate at Home
Kim Power Style // Summer Adams Designs

Thursday

Sincerely, Marie Designs // Rooms FOR Rent // Shades of Blue Interiors
Stacy Risenmay // Hallstrom Home

Place of My Taste // Twelve on Main // Zevy Joy
The Turquoise Home // Doreen Corrigan