Here, they share half a dozen fall trends that they recommend skipping.
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But according to Whitman, nothing beats what Mother Nature offers.
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“You could even go for a walk and pick up some leaves and twigs.
Get creative; Don’t go for the porcelain pumpkin or turkey.
Go for organic fall nature.”
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Designer Kristin Marino at KozyKasa echoes that sentiment and recognizes the improvements that have been made in faux decor.
“Faux garlands have come a long way,” she says.
“However, they still feel too kitschy and dated.”
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Marino recommends instead opting for real, in-season plants that are native to your area.
“They pair well with any finish and are always timeless.
Instead, Frome suggests incorporating textures and patterns into a space to curate a cozy atmosphere during the fall.
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Tract wants you to remember your home can smell good year-round.
Marino recommends avoiding any piece of decor that seems too literal, such as pumpkin-shaped vases or throw pillows.
Tract recommends taking a minimalist over a maximalist approach whendecorating for fall.
“Over-designing for the seasons isn’t practical or timeless,” she says.
“I cringe when people swap out their pillows or their throws to ‘trendy and cutesy’ seasonal decor.
To me, these should be considered permanent fixtures in the home.”
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Choose decor that reflects your personal style and creates a lasting, stylish atmosphere in your home.”
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