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10 Understated (and Totally Beautiful) Fall Decor Ideas

by on Oct 6, 2014

Just A Smidgen

When you look up “fall decor” on Pinterest, a lot of over-the-top, cheesy stuff comes up (in my opinion). So today I wanted to share some inspiration that would appeal to those of you who err on the side of simple and sophisticated. Read on for ten gorgeous ideas!   

10 Understated (And Totally Beautiful) Fall Decor Ideas

1. Try going metallic for a modern look on your front steps. [Photo: Twig & Thistle]

2. The simple addition of a baskets of gourds give this entryway a subtle autumnal feel. [Photo: Better Homes and Gardens]

10 Understated (And Totally Beautiful) Fall Decor Ideas

3. Repetition is another great way to go from rustic to contemporary… try putting a row of pumpkins (or apples or pinecones) on your mantle. [Photo: Vivre Blog]

4. Sticking to a monochromatic or muted color scheme like the one above is a great trick. [Photo: Decorating Ideas Made Easy]

10 Understated (And Totally Beautiful) Fall Decor Ideas

5. These foliage-adorned pumpkins are simple and refined. [Photo: Terrain via Country Living]

6. Or you could frame a single leaf… what could be prettier?! [Photo: Wit & Whistle]

10 Understated (And Totally Beautiful) Fall Decor Ideas

7. Here, Melissa has replicated a Williams Sonoma idea… and saved $77 on each! Find out how to make your own hurricanes here. [Photo: 320 Sycamore]

8. You know all those glass vases you probably have hiding in the back of your cabinet? Grab a couple and fill them with small pumpkins and gourds. So easy! [Photo: allwomenstalk.com]

10 Understated (And Totally Beautiful) Fall Decor Ideas

9. Here’s another super simple idea… cut a couple of branches and put them in a glass jar. Pretty, understated and totally fall, right? [Photo: Ana GR via Raspberry Tart]

10. Birch bark and leather has a nice fall feel (which could work in the winter too). [Photo: Just A Smidgen]

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  1. Birch bark us super-flammable and shouldn’t be on candles! It’s great for starting camp fires though.Â