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Last fall, Interior Designer Mom was making her home a whimsical woodland. This year, it’s a little of the same (critters!) and a lot of tiny upgrades for an even cozier home. She never lets us down.
A trestle table for your dining room…
Wood tables with trestle bases are back in a big way. This one has a top made of pine with a natural rustic finish. It’ll bring warmth to your dining room without being too farmhouse-y, especially if you pair it with funky upholstered chairs.
A handmade ceramic ghost you can personalize…
I have a ceramic ghost that’s my favorite thing to put out each Halloween, but when I saw this one, I realized I might need to add to my collection. You can have it holding a letter of your choice (or even a croissant), which makes it a great gift.
A set of stoneware bowls for every season…
These have a vintage stoneware vibe that’s trending right now. They’re the perfect size for cereal, soup, or ice cream, and you’ll never get tired of the pretty floral print. Plus, there are matching teacups.
A bunch of lighted olive branches…
When fall comes around, my mom loves using natural elements in her decor. She’d stash these branches in a large vase or urn, and use the LED lights at night to amp up the coziness. The lights are waterproof, so you can use them outside, too.
A throw blanket you’ll use year round…
Rather than traditional autumn colors like orange, my mom suggests mixing in pops of red. This soft sherpa blanket looks like an antique rug. It’s made of fade-resistant fabric so it’ll stay bright, even if you throw it in the washing machine.
A lampshade that’s a little work of art…
If you’re feeling like your lamps are leaving something to be desired, try swapping out the shade. This one has a fun retro shape, pleating for extra dimension, and a soft landscape pattern that looks even better when it’s lit.
A fancy fireplace set…
Whether you have a working fireplace or not, it deserves to be dressed up. This iron set includes a stand, tongs, shovel, brush, and poker. The matching fireplace screen would really complete the look.
A handmade autumn wreath…
Made with dried boxwood, cedar, flax, green wheat, and oak leaves, this wreath screams fall in the most tasteful way. It adds a warm, earthy feel to any room, and the pheasant feathers are a nice touch.
A set of stoneware napkin rings that are too cute to handle…
My mom and I can’t resist a good critter. Once you have these holding your napkins, your tablescape won’t be the same without them. We love that the set includes an adorable black bear, which isn’t your typical woodland creature.
A squirrel taper candle holder…
Speaking of critters we can’t resist, this squirrel will hold your taper candle dutifully. Grab a few to place around your table or on your mantel, and don’t forget the matching napkin rings.
A washable tufted rug…
The Anthropologie x Ruggable collection is what dreams are made of. This tufted rug is particularly alluring, thanks to the soft, watercolor-esque trees that have a soothing vibe. It comes in several sizes, and true to the Ruggable brand, can be machine washed.
A candle if pumpkin isn’t your thing…
Believe it or not, there are those among us who don’t particularly care for pumpkin spice. This candle is for you, since it smells like pine needles and crisp morning air. I also love the cowboy jack-o’-lantern design.
A set of planters to frame your front door…
My mom always pairs her pumpkins at the front door with large planters, since they frame the space and add texture. This set has a tapered round design and ridged concrete look. They’re made of plastic, so you won’t throw your back out when you’re moving them around.
A custom Polaroid picture frame…
Some of my favorite photos are Polaroids, and I’ve been looking for a way to display them. This frame comes in every type of Polaroid size imaginable and so many fun colors. I ordered the butter yellow, and I love how much it makes the tiny photo pop.