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The Trendy Harvest Décor Finds You Should Add to Your Home

Bring the beauty of fall indoors with these colorful choices.

glass pumpkins
Photo courtesy Williams Sonoma

It’s out with the bold and bright summer colors and in with hues of red, yellow, and orange. As we transition into the new season, make sure your home gets the memo, too, by grabbing these festive details.

orange plaid pillow
Photo courtesy Crate & Barrel

Pretty Plaid

Easily switch from bright colors to festive patterns by trading out your summer pillows for fall plaid. $59.95-$77.95 at Crate & Barrel, several area locations, crateandbarrel.com

leaf pillows
Photo courtesy Uncommon Goods
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Peep the Leaves

Whether you’re watching a Halloween movie marathon or cozying up by the fire pit, these pillows will add to the autumn festivities. $58 each at uncommongoods.com

glass pumpkins
Photo courtesy Williams Sonoma

Hello Gourd-geous

If real pumpkins seem like a hassle, these mouth-blown glass options are the ideal alternative for your fall décor. $34.95-$69.95 at Williams Sonoma, several area locations, williams-sonoma.com

yellow leaf pitcher
Photo courtesy Anthropologie
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The Giving Tree

Add this woodsy pitcher to your table setting. $48 at Anthropologie, several area locations, anthropologie.com

pinecone candle
Photo courtesy Anthropologie

The Great Outdoors

Bring a little bit of nature into your home by adding some warm-hued pinecone candles to your mantle. $14-$22 at Anthropologie

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pumpkin candles
Photo courtesy Crate & Barrel

The Great Pumpkin

Instantly transport your home to the pumpkin patch with these cute little candles. $16.95 for a set of three at Crate & Barrel

Feature image courtesy Williams Sonoma

This story originally ran in our October issue. For more stories like this, subscribe to our monthly magazine.

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