These Fall Decor Ideas Will Make Your Home the Coziest Ever

A spindly twig wreath is sorta spooky on its own, but when enhanced with a colony of bats, it's downright bone-chilling! No special crafting know-how is needed to recreate this look.

Just tie black-wired ribbon into simple bows around your wreath's twigs, and then snip them into little bat wings!

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While this rustic plank makes a picture-perfect centerpiece when festooned with seasonal details, we think that an extra-long cheeseboard decked with fruits, cheeses, and nuts offers way more than just a feast for the eyes!

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Chalkboard accents always look right at home in the fall. This elegantly scripted salutation is inspiring us to hang a chalkboard on our front door in lieu of a wreath.

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Dark-colored candlesticks are a quick, easy, and inexpensive way to add dimension to a tablescape, and you don't even need a special occasion to set them out!

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There's so much to love about this Connecticut home featured in Country Living — but the extra-large wreath that greets guests at the top of the porch stairs is certainly the most impressive element.

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When it comes to your table, little touches — like these wooden drink coasters — can go a long way! The raw, unfinished edges lend naturalistic charm.

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Flickering lanterns create a cozy vibe in any season, but especially in autumn. Use them as outdoor pathway lighting or as centerpiece decor.

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You don't have to break the bank on holiday-specific dishes! You may only use these dark-colored dishes around Halloween, but they make such an design impact.

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String a felt-ball garland, clad in the colors of fall, onto a headboard or mantel for a playful seasonal touch.

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Who says your throw blankets have to always stay inside? Take advantage of the crisp, beautiful mornings and cool nights by wrapping up in a luxurious layer on the porch.

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Don't pack up your outdoor decor just because the weather's a little cooler! Outdoor-safe battery operated light strands can help fuel the festive atmosphere.

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If you're having a large dinner party, opt for compostable dishes over the plastic kind. Palm-leaf dishes have a natural, rustic look, and can be washed off and composted after use.

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Front-door garlands aren't just for holiday decor! This DIY version made from corn husks proves that they can work just as well in the autumn.

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Fall is here, so swap out your picnic blanket and layer on the linens! Whether or not you accent your place settings with a pumpkin, these napkins will make even a weeknight dinner feel festive.

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If you'd prefer not to keep your eye on a lit candle all evening, weaving a battery-operated micro-light strand throughout your table's centerpiece looks just as magical.

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Unadorned grapevine wreaths offer limitless DIY potential. Embellish them with leaves, lights, or faux fruit (as pictured), to create a cornucopia-like display.

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Cloches, glass cake stands, or any other type of bell-jar-like display create the easiest fall centerpieces ever out of very modest materials.

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Top your dinner table with a long wooden tray filled with gourds, fruit, pinecones, and candles. Whether or not you live in leaf-peeping territory, it makes for a gorgeous representation of the autumn season.

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There's no need to overhaul your decor when the seasons change — this fall decor idea requires nothing more than simply switching your throw pillow covers for ones that have a cozier look and feel.

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Twine is a rugged, down-to-earth material that looks unexpectedly elegant as part of the harvest table. Tie it around a Mason jar bouquet for a homespun touch.

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Grab a pitcher, vase, or any other tall vessel you have on hand and artfully arrange a few branches of dried or faux fall foliage.

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While putting out pumpkins on your doorstep is a given (tutorial here!), we love the smaller rustic accents that ring in the cooler season beautifully. Use a galvanized bucket right-side up as a planter — or upside-down as a pumpkin stand!

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