This season I’m putting all of these ideas into practice and teaching you along the way. This might seem simple, a little too simple even, but I promise these elements, done with intentionality, will make all the difference. You’ll feel drawn to your items more every year, they’ll serve your home for more than just one season, and they’ll never go out of style.

1. Color

Ok. This seems like a no-brainer… but it’s the WAY you incorporate seasonal color that creates the look you’re after. Color evokes a feeling, it’s the reason why brands and sports teams use the same color combo in all of their advertising and merchandise. Red and yellow is obviously Mickey D’s, turquoise and purple will forever be Taco Bell and purple and gold is LSU all day! When styling your home for the seasons, avoid “commercial” holiday colors. For fall this includes your typical bright orange and black. Save this predictable color palette for a little space for the kids, an autumn-themed party or fun Halloween night festivities.

There are so many naturally occurring fall colors that can easily be built into your space. Think mustard yellow, army and hunter greens, burnt orange, copper, dark brown, rich plum purple and gunmetal gray. I’ve rounded up some ideas to help get your creativity going. I use candles, books, dish towels, stems and fall art to incorporate any and/or all of the mentioned colors. Replacing summer colors and decor with these will instantly cozy up your home and make it feel a little more like fall. Promise.

2. Texture

Layering textures in your during any season is always a great idea, but it’s essential in fall and winter! I love when a room is put together using lots of various textures. This is often the “designer” element that many homeowners are missing when trying to achieve the look they see in magazines or on Pinterest. Texture is everywhere in nature. We crave it but struggle to create it. A few easy ways to achieve a textured look through fall decor is to use natural elements (more on this next week), mix materials like wood and copper, add textiles in a variety of styles (fur, knit, flannel), and to not shy away from old, well-loved pieces and vintage decor. The fall season is when most of us start feeling nostalgic about the holidays. Lean into it and express it through the coziness of your fall decor. Here are a few examples of using texture well.

3. Accents

Accenting good design with great pieces, is probably my favorite part of it all. It’s amazing what a few great pieces of decor can do for a space. When considering what items you’re putting out this year, or purchasing, consider the color and texture they bring to the space. If you’re wanting it to create a curated, intentional look, it’s simple… be intentional. Move past the idea that you have to empty your “fall” labeled bins and use everything you own! It’s ok to be choosy, in fact you should be choosy! I like to stick with a very few, limited number of items that scream “FALL” (pumpkins, etc.) and use more of the elements I mentioned earlier to change the overall mood of my home. I’m sharing some great “style moments” to help you see how it’s more about triggering a feeling of fall, and less about the actual “fall decor” you use.

If you’re in the market to add some timeless pieces to your fall decor this year, I’ve rounded up my top picks from the Target collection with Magnolia Hearth & Hand. You can’t go wrong with any of these aesthetic home essentials.

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I hope you find these easy tips useful this season. Let me know in the comments if you have any questions, I’m always here to help. If you’re needing help in your specific space this season or with general styling questions, book a coaching call here and I’d be happy to connect with you! Thanks for stopping by, Jamie

I rounded up my favorites this year and added the links below. They’re all price points, and all sizes! Hope you find something to cozy up your space this winter!

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How to:

• Curl snakes randomly around grapevine wreath
• Wire snakes onto wreath in a few places with floral wire
• Spray paint wreath black
• Let dry and hang! Enjoy!

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XO, Jamie

Here are the steps I took:

1. Gather Materials:

2. Stack foam circles in the bowl and insert orchids and sticks.

3. Add rocks (for weight) and Spanish Moss.

4. Insert faux leaves/stems into foam.

5. Wire orchid stems to sticks for support.

6. Add Reindeer moss and slightly bend orchids to look natural.

Here’s a time-lapse video to see the process in action!

I hope you love your new arrangement! Share it with me on Instagram @bloomcreativeco!

Thanks for stopping by, Jamie xo

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Every year since Clark was born, almost 9 years ago, we have created something special as a family to record all the things we’re thankful for that year.

We’ve done “thankful trees”, “thankful pumpkins”, paper chains, etc. No matter what the craft, it’s always a special memory. While you’re here on the blog, check out our thankful tree from last year. I loved it and it was so easy and inexpensive.

This year we kept it simple, like everything else! Lol. I bought this beautiful set of wood beads and we wrote out all of our blessings to display. I love the way it turned out!

I’m linking the beads I ordered here incase you want to do it with your family!

Thanks for stopping by, Jamie xo

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Penelope and Daisy have finally started using their own bathroom! It gave me my space back downstairs in the master, and gave me an excuse to finally spruce up the girliest space in the house! It’s amazing what a little pink can do!

I chose to dress it up and give them a space that will grow with them and can easily accommodate them as they grow. The wallpaper is one of my favorite things about this room and is something I get asked about a lot. I have it linked here. All of the decor is also linked below.

Wallpaper |Shower Curtain | Rug | Mirrored Tray | Similar Soap Dispenser | Similar Florals in Vase | Pink Picture Frame | Similar Perfume Bottle | Similar Vanity Stool | Magnolia Turkish Bath Towel | Similar Unicorn Head Figurine

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