Happy Sunday and welcome to my cozy fall tour! Today I am joining my favorite group of friends to show off our fall spaces. They are layered with warmth, exude coziness and are packed with some incredible decorating ideas. As always thanks you Ella Claire for hosting today’s Seasons of Home tour!
This year I added some rich jewel tones to my coastal palette to enhance the modern farmhouse look. I indulged in the textures such as rattan, linen and wool. My den/office was first inspired by a pressed fern project I recently did. I wanted colors that complimented green but were also moody and crisp. I know, a juxtapose for sure but I like thinking outside the box, especially when it comes to color.
This was such an easy project and I love the moody backdrop.
I re-purposed the cement containers above that once held small succulents and made them into votive candles.
The pillows are from City Farmhouse and Co.! We are currently running a sale that ends Tuesday, EVERYTHING IS 30% off!!! Styles are going fast so head on over before your favorites are sold out.
A new addition above, the square striped ottomans. I love them! They are from Target, see the link below.
Who wore it best? The abstract black and white beach painting or the lush landscape in the bookcase?
This is the most used space in the house, I kid you not! This slipcover washes so nice, even after Squirrelgate.
My new powder room! I waited 9 years but it was worth the wait. The botanical wallpaper makes the space!
If you watched my Instagram Stories then you know I painted the privacy screen white. I love the new look. You can read more about how Covid changed how I entertain for the better and why my outdoor spaces have never seen so much action.
This big fig tree yielded a plenitude of figs this year so I made Fig Jam for the first time ever! It was not only easy but delicious! Stay tuned for my Fig Bruschetta recipe.
My porch is my favorite space and as you can see I layered in quite a few pumpkins, which was pricey. But guess what?! I’m going to harvest the seeds and grow them next year. On accident I grew some this year and now I am addicted.
The 2 pillows above are also from my shop.
Last year I threw the pumpkins in my garden after the season for the animals and one seed took! Check out the 6 I harvested in the basket below.
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This year I added some rich jewel tones to my coastal palette to enhance the modern farmhouse look. I indulged in the textures such as rattan, linen and wool. My den/office was first inspired by a pressed fern project I recently did. I wanted colors that complimented green but were also moody and crisp. I know, a juxtapose for sure but I like thinking outside the box, especially when it comes to color.
Who wore it best? The abstract black and white beach painting or the lush landscape in the bookcase?
My new powder room! I waited 9 years but it was worth the wait. The botanical wallpaper makes the space!
If you watched my Instagram Stories then you know I painted the privacy screen white. I love the new look. You can read more about how Covid changed how I entertain for the better and why my outdoor spaces have never seen so much action.
This big fig tree yielded a plenitude of figs this year so I made Fig Jam for the first time ever! It was not only easy but delicious! Stay tuned for my Fig Bruschetta recipe.
This year I added some rich jewel tones to my coastal palette to enhance the modern farmhouse look. I indulged in the textures such as rattan, linen and wool. My den/office was first inspired by a pressed fern project I recently did. I wanted colors that complimented green but were also moody and crisp. I know, a juxtapose for sure but I like thinking outside the box, especially when it comes to color.
This was such an easy project and I love the moody backdrop.
I re-purposed the cement containers above that once held small succulents and made them into votive candles.
The pillows are from City Farmhouse and Co.! We are currently running a sale that ends Tuesday, EVERYTHING IS 30% off!!! Styles are going fast so head on over before your favorites are sold out.
A new addition above, the square striped ottomans. I love them! They are from Target, see the link below.
Who wore it best? The abstract black and white beach painting or the lush landscape in the bookcase?
This is the most used space in the house, I kid you not! This slipcover washes so nice, even after Squirrelgate.
If you watched my Instagram Stories then you know I painted the privacy screen white. I love the new look. You can read more about how Covid changed how I entertain for the better and why my outdoor spaces have never seen so much action.
This big fig tree yielded a plenitude of figs this year so I made Fig Jam for the first time ever! It was not only easy but delicious! Stay tuned for my Fig Bruschetta recipe.
The 2 pillows above are also from my shop.
Last year I threw the pumpkins in my garden after the season for the animals and one seed took! Check out the 6 I harvested in the basket below.
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Cozy Modern Farmhouse I EVER SEEN! Thank for sharing it!