Ready to spruce your space up in honor of the start of a new season? The great news is you certainly don’t have to break the bank while doing so. This fall, we’re embracing traditional touches, warm textures, and moody artwork—you can find all of that and then some below at prices that are almost too good to be true!
Burlwood is having a major resurgence this fall, and this frame couldn’t be prettier. Whether you use it to display an art piece or a family photo, it’ll add tons of character and dimension to any wall or tabletop.
Elevate your morning coffee ritual with a set of four teaspoons that feature a wood and metal combo that is perfect for the season.
Welcome the harvest season into your home by displaying this print in your kitchen or entryway—it comes in a framed canvas, so all you have to do is unwrap it!
Restyling your coffee table to mark the beginning of autumn is always a nice refresh. This candle would look lovely placed on top of a stack of books and is sure to smell dreamy thanks to its mixture of pumpkin, cinnamon, nutmeg, and more.
Kids and adults alike will enjoy snuggling up under this ghost and bat-themed throw. The design says Halloween, while the simple black and white color palette prevents the design from being cheesy or over the top.
Cluster a few of these ceramic pumpkins on your mantel top or dining room table to instantly bring autumn into your home. Their neutral hue will take you from Halloween to Thanksgiving in a snap.
Use a printed tray like this one to corral baubles or lotions in your bathroom or on the bedside table.
Splatterware is majorly in vogue these days, and this mug will make you actually look forward to brewing your own cup of joe at home.
Add instant color to your front entryway with the help of this realistic-looking garland that requires zero maintenance and is suitable for indoor and sheltered outdoor use alike.
These taper candles will liven up your home in an instant and are available in three festive, seasonal hues. Commit to one or mix and match!
Sarah Lyon is a New York City-based freelance writer, originally from Bethesda, MD. She contributes to a number of national design and lifestyle publications like Architectural Digest, Apartment Therapy, MyDomaine, the Washington Post, and more. Sarah also works with designers to help them style spaces for photo shoots. Find more shelfies on her Instagram page, @sarahlyon9a
