Following up on what I told you last week in my post, I am now sharing fall decorating in the family room. However, I am finding it difficult to photograph my new home. It is much darker inside than the contemporary we moved from last year. So, please bear with me as I navigate this newfound glitch, one that comes with making a major change in your life :).
The family room is the largest room in the house, which is good because besides the kitchen this is where we spend most of our time. I wanted to add some cozy fall accents here to make it feel homier.
Everything continues to be a work in progress.
I am still in the process of opening boxes trying to find my decorating "stuff". At this point I am not sure what I kept and what I threw away in the move, so it has been a little difficult finishing up the decorating. The last thing I really want to do is buy more and more "stuff". We are trying to not get into that habit again. However, I am normally not a "less is more" kind of person so we will see how this goes :).
I did purchase these branches this season because the fireplace really did need color.
I am on the hunt for a fireplace screen as you are reading this. I will definitely have one by the time cold weather truly hits us so we will be able to have a fire in the fireplace.
I simply loved the color of these candles ↓. They matched perfectly with the pumpkin and
fall picks on the mantle.
I am liking the somewhat muted fall colors in this room.
I was happy to find the pumpkin pillow in my stash of stuff but, I have yet to find the glass pumpkins I purchased from Pottery Barn a few years ago. These raffia (?) pumpkins will have to do I guess.
The space behind the couch houses the white hutch and a bench. I use the bench to sit on in the middle of the winter when I lay out a card table and do a puzzle or two. It is a slow process for me so, I am entertained most of the winter. Haha.
Very pretty!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, Amber!
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