Need some help this year when it comes to Fall Decorating Ideas for the Kitchen? Wouldn’t it be nice to just wiggle our little noses and instantly our kitchens were cozy and beautiful for every season? Well, today’s blog hop that is organized by Kristen from Ella Claire & Co might be the next best thing.
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You see a bunch of my friends and I are sharing our fall decorating ideas. I love getting a sneak peek into everyone’s homes. So, take a look at the bottom of this post to see their gorgeous kitchens!
Well, the other day, I finally said my official goodbye to summer. Now, it was time to think about introducing some cozy fall decor. I seriously believe that if it weren’t for the seasons, life would be somewhat mundane. We do experience the seasons here in San Francisco, but they are a bit short and a tad heavier on summer!
Ok, welcome if you are new to my blog and let’s get this fall party started!
6 Fall Decorating Ideas for the Kitchen
Let’s spruce up your kitchen for the fall!
Add a Fall Garland Around Your Kitchen Windows
Oh boy, I have all kinds of homemade garlands in my repertoire and they are all stored on the back of my office door. So, I grabbed these fall paper garlands. They add so much to our kitchen and I think I spent the price of a used hardback book. On another note, don’t worry about the nails, instead use 3M temporary hooks to hang your garland.
Place a Fall Wreath on Your Hood
Not only do I have a lot of garlands I also have a ton of wreaths. I made this felt rosette wreath last year and I love placing it different parts of our home. I have never decorated our stove hood, and I thought it would be a fun little touch. Anything goes for fall decorating ideas for the kitchen.
To Add Fall Decorating in Your Kitchen, Display and Use Festive Fall Dishtowels
So, I recently made this at blogging conference, called Haven. I love this Gather dishtowel that I created with A Makers Studio fabric paint and stencils. You guys, it is so easy to make this and it doesn’t have the stiff plastic feel of the iron-on transfers. Also, it adds a fun fall touch to our kitchen!
Fill Your Countertops with Fall Fruit
My kitchen right now is filled with fruit from my gardener’s yard and a local open lot. My amazing gardener, Bernardo always supplies with yummy figs from his garden. Last year he gave me a ton of his persimmons and I decorated my fall Thanksgiving table. Today, when he gave me a bag full of his figs, I noticed he calls me Janin-nie, pronounced and rhymes with the word, Meanie!
The pears that you see in the photo are from an open lot which my husband and I walk by every evening. The other day, my husband mentioned we should pick a few since they were rotting on the branches. So, every couple of days we pick a few of these beautiful Barlett pears. It’s so cool that just a few seasonal fruits can provide fall inspiration for your kitchen.
Don’t Forget to Add Some Flowers
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You know how I love flowers, so I had to add a few to our kitchen. And can you believe I spent only $19 on this beautiful bouquet? I took a trip to our local Trader Joes with all intentions to buy some dahlias in the traditional Autumn colors. Well, I just couldn’t do it, instead of the rust, orange, and yellow color combination, I came out of the store with white alstroemerias, purple carnations, and yellow sunflowers. And let’s not forget the soft sage eucalyptus.
By the way, I have many more flower arrangements, but I especially love my Mother’s Day Floral Arrangement in which my choices are limited to our local grocery store’s, tulips, eucalyptus, and roses!
I was pleased with the outcome and price! Flowers are an easy way to introduce fall decorating ideas for the kitchen.
Decorate Your Kitchen Walls
I recently tackled my chalkboard wall for the fall. This is normally a very painful task for me, but not this year. So, find out my little secret to creating this easy chalkboard art.
Here is a little bonus fall item that I’ve been working on, a scrumptious Apple Dumpling recipe.
Wowza, I thoroughly enjoyed creating this post and I hope you liked this post on fall decorating ideas for the kitchen. I must admit that it took me a while to cozy up our kitchen for the fall. But, I feel that once I took the big step of starting, then decorating took on a snowball effect, so all you need to do is just start!
Happy Decorating for Fall!
Cheers,
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Julie Blanner says
This decor is just gorgeous! I love your chalkboard art, it’s simple yet a real eye-catcher!