The leaves are falling, the temperatures are easing off and there is a crisp smell in the air. Here in Colorado, the leaves are changing a bit early. Apparently, the drought in the mountains is the culprit. With the approaching cooler temperatures, I am dusting off some of my cozy throw blankets for fall. Today, for my Friday Favorites, I am sharing some of my favorite throw blankets with a variety of features.
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It seems that fall snuck up on us here in Colorado. Apparently, the drought in the mountains has affected the early changes. The spectacular arrays of new colors in the air are giving us such great fall vibes. With my excitement brimming, I couldn’t resist getting my first fall table setting set up for a little luncheon. Thank you for joining me as I share this Fall Table Setting with Brown and White Pumpkins!
I wanted to create a centerpiece that could still look nice once the flowers expire. Once the flowers have run their course, I can remove them and push all of the other elements of the centerpiece closer together to be ready for the next event.
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Since the leaves started falling here already, I jumped right into transitioning our decor for fall. I just love all of the warm and neutral colors that are associated with the subtle changes outdoors. Throughout the year, I keep the buffet in our dining room very simple. It is important to me to have a clean canvas for creating seasonal decor as we move through each month. When one holiday or season ends, we are onto the next! Today, I am giving you tips for Creating a Neutral Fall Vignette with Pumpkins like the one I created here.
As I started pulling out our decor from last year, I knew I wanted to feature the brown velvet pumpkins I bought last season. I always love reusing and repurposing items but use them in a different way. You don’t always have to start over. 
Having a handle on the events and/or dinner parties we will be hosting this season, I decided to keep the decor very neutral. I choose to use whites to provide a nice contrast to the brown velvet pumpkins. Plus, I can add other colors or elements into the vignette later in the season. For example, if some of my future table settings or events include other colors, it is easy to pop in some flowers or other color-coordinated fall decorations to coordinate with new designs.
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The leaves have just started falling here in Colorado (ahead of schedule, I might add!) and few cooler temperatures have been trickling in. The changes of the seasons are always welcome here as they signify the rebirth of nature. The second a leaf falls, I step into action and start thinking about the changes I will be making for the new season. First, I start by pulling out all of the decorations I used the year before and then determine how much of it I will use and how I am going to change things up. Typically, I start with my island to set the theme for the rest of my fall decor. Today, I am going to show you how I created this Fall Vignette with Velvet Pumpkins for our island.
In my persistent quest to decorate our home and tables for fall, I have been shopping online for weeks. I decided to share my favorite finds of the Best Fall Decor for Table Settings on Amazon. For fall decorating, I tend to keep things pretty casual since the season just feels like that to me. The colors of fall and autumn are so cozy and warm and feel more rustic and natural at this time of year. For Thanksgiving, though, I certainly lean to more formal looks and will share more on that later.
