How to Transition Your Home From Summer to Fall
Art + Accessories: Summer Style
When you think of summer, you picture water. Whether it’s an ocean, pool or lake, that’s where you want to be and you can transport yourself there in an instant through art. Coastal-inspired touches also help set a seaside scene, from sail boat details, to blue and white pottery. Add some plant action and you’re practically at the beach.
Art + Accessories: Fall Swap
At this time of the year, you can’t help but get caught up in the cozy spirit of autumn. You change your wardrobe from t-shirts and sandals to cardigans, blazers and booties, so it’s only natural for you to change your home decor to reflect a more fall state of mind too. A moodier color palette, a few gourd-eous touches and some natural woodsy pieces are all it takes.
Coffee Table: Summer Style
As things heat up during the summer, we need to make our homes as easy and breezy as possible. That philosophy can even apply to design, when we opt for light, airy pieces that create plenty of visual breathing room. A clear, see-through coffee table is the perfect example of keeping things cool, so you can enjoy a space that feels especially refreshing.
Coffee Table: Fall Swap
With a new season comes a new look, and the switch from summer to fall ushers in more substantial, textural designs like a dark wood coffee table that offers a rich finish and charming rustic character. To play off of this vibe, there are pumpkins on a tray, logs in the fireplace and a graphic natural rug.
Accent Chair: Summer Style
If there’s one color that represents summer better than all of the rest, it has to be blue. In small or large splashes, it can add the perfect watery quality to your space to make it feel as refreshing as a day at the pool. On an accent chair, blue has the power to bring beauty and positivity anywhere and everywhere.
Accent Chair: Fall Swap
The four seasons are all represented by a different look and feel, and fall is a time of year that we most associate with a comfy, cozy heartwarming palette. To balance out those rusty oranges, golden yellows and leathery browns, you need neutrals like grey to keep a lower profile. On an accent chair, it’s the just right dose for any space.
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