I love this mixture of white ironstone, milk glass, and white pumpkins. Definitely a table I would like to sit down to.
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Even if your leaves haven't started to really change yet, some acorns and drying leaves on an old worn table make a perfect rustic display.
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It's apple picking season and nothing says fall more than an old zinc bucket filled with the day's harvest. I wonder how long they will last before they are turned into pies and other treats.
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Dried flowers and some white pumpkins added to pitchers and vases make perfect mantle vignettes.
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A single perfect pumpkin can make just the right statement.
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And for a warm autumn welcome, a bittersweet wreath combined with pumpkins and gourds.
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I think what I like best about fall decorating is that much of what you use can be collected on your nature walks. I'm ready to get out there and start searching.
I love the natural decor, too...unless the decor item is just soooo vintage, lovely, cool!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty and inspiring. I love fall!
ReplyDeleteLaura, I love bittersweet, for fall. It's hard to find around here. I know it grows like crazy on Martha's Vineyard. I may picl some up this weekend at the Earth Day Festival...in a small town called Atlanta, Indiana. Enjoy your week. xoxo,Susie
ReplyDeleteAll so lovely!
ReplyDeleteSuch pretty fall inspiration Laura! Gorgeous vignettes :)
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Laura, beautiful images. My favorite is the one with the apples in the bucket.
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There is so much Fall inspiration in blogland. I love that apple vignette.
ReplyDeletelove to gather natural elements for fall, thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteI agree about things found in nature...the gathering is my favorite part.
ReplyDeletevery sweet natural decor.
ReplyDeleteThe more I see white pumpkins, the more I want some..next year I should grow some.
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Laura,
ReplyDeleteI love the white pumpkins too and the neutral decor. So pretty.
Kris
Very pretty! Love the bittersweet wreath.
ReplyDeleteA couple of years ago, glitter pumpkins were all the rage, and I had to have a few--but natural is always where my heart lies, and the glitter pumpkins are relegated to a rarely seen table top ;-)
ReplyDeleteApples and pumpkin are such a nice and natural way to decorate for fall.
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous post. Eye candy, for sure!
ReplyDeleteLaure, these images are beautiful! Love using natural elements in decor. Now that I'm starting to settle in to the changing season.....baking an apple pie sounds good!
ReplyDeleteI know I'm a bit late to the party (weeks late) but I had to comment on your beautiful photos. They have gotten me in the mood for fall decorating. Thanks for sharing.
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