7 orange accents to add to your home for fall

Turn your home into an autumn wonderland with the help of these orange decor finds.

By Michele Kettner • Posted October 15, 2020 at 11:55 a.m.

Courtesy of Neiman Marcus

If you are looking to add some warmth to your home this autumn, orange may be your color. Whether you want to add some color or pick out some statement pieces, these seven fun and bright orange accents will help you achieve your desired look.

orange pearl art — *Courtesy of Pottery Barn*

Add some art to your walls by adding this bright and warm statement piece to your walls. // Orange Pearls Framed Prints, $259-$479; Pottery Barn

This glass teacup set will add some style and warmth to both your drink and cabinets. // Raised-Design Glass Teacup and Saucer, $9.90; Zara Home

orange dragon vase — *Courtesy of Frontgate*

This handcrafted porcelain vase will definitely up the sophistication of your room with its intricate dragon design and vibrant color. // Coral and White Chinoiserie Large Dragon Vase, $429; Frontgate

orange Adirondack table — *Courtesy of Crate & Barrel*

Add a pop of color to your porch as you enjoy your morning cup of coffee with this bright orange side table. // Vista II Tangerine Adirondack Side Table, $249; Crate & Barrel

orange and white cashmere throw — *Courtesy of Williams Sonoma Home*

Stay warm during those cold autumn nights with this pumpkin-colored cashmere and wool blended throw. // Cashmere & Wool Equestrian Throw, Orange, $399; Williams Sonoma Home

Orange pitcher — *Courtesy of Neiman Marcus*

Enjoy your own hand-squeezed juice with this fluorescent acrylic pitcher. // Palla Fluorescent Acrylic Pitcher, Orange, $75; Neiman Marcus

Whether you need a space for your dog’s toys or extra blankets, this basket will do the job. // Storage Basics Braided Bin, $55; Macys

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Michele Kettner

Audience Engagement Editor

Michele Kettner joined Northern Virginia Magazine in 2020 after spending two semesters as an editorial intern at the magazine. The University of Maryland graduate is currently the audience engagement editor and covers everything from can’t-miss things to do and holiday events to new restaurant and store openings throughout Northern Virginia.