Hi everyone! I am so excited again to be sharing some early fall kitchen decor with plants with my fellow bloggers! I know, a post two days in a row? What is this world coming too. I realize that my posting and newsletters have become less frequent. I am trying to pick it up again, now that we just celebrated our one year anniversary (birthday?) at the shop. It’s been a crazy year. Things are going well enough that there’s something to do every minute of the day. It’s hard to break away sometimes, but I know I need to keep trying. Being here with you guys is like coming home.
Ok, enough mushy stuff! This early in fall, I do minimal decorating, but one thing I try to do is start bringing all of my plants inside before the weather really starts to turn. I like to bring in touches of orange, this year I am really into rust color, and am trying to find drapes that color for my living room.
Even though in the past, I like to put small pumpkins on my sill, it was still a little early, and the store doesn’t have them yet.
It’s funny how much it has changed in a few years!
This year, I brought in Coleus (you can see how to propagate those here.), and am propagating my Pothos plant.
I love adding vintage wood cutting boards to my fall decor for some warmth.
Apples are always a good, edible, decor item too!
I added a basket under the kitchen island for all of our dishtowels and cloth napkins.
I love how handy they are!
I’m going for a fairly neutral fall decor for a few weeks, but I am feeling some color creep in! Come cooler weather, then I will bring in the pumpkins. Are you a neutral fall decor person, or do you love color? I’ve really changed up our livingroom and can’t wait to share that with you. Make sure to visit the other bloggers joining in and showing their early fall decor!
Ella Claire | French Country Cottage | Craftberry Bush | Rooms For Rent
Jeanne Oliver | Nina Hendrick Design Co. | Shades of Blue Interiors | Zevy Joy
Dear Lillie | Home Stories A to Z | Beneath my Heart | Boxwood Avenue
Nesting with Grace | Jennifer Rizzo Design Company | Julie Blanner | Thistlewood Farms