Fall Trends: Our Favorite Colors & Textures of the Season
08-31-2026
by Tracy
The crisp arrival of fall encourages us to warm up our spaces. Summer is all about cool tones, drawing inspiration from ocean breezes, evenings in the garden, and sunny days. As temperatures cool, we naturally gravitate toward earthy colors, rich textures, and warm, inviting palettes.
Our shoppe has been transformed to reflect the changing season, and we’re happily welcoming new products that bring a cozy fall feeling into the home.
Rich Earth Tones
The overall fall color palette is inspired by the earth. Deep terracotta, amber, mustard, and olive are just a few of our favorite shades to design with this season. Rich browns, bold burgundies, and woodsy greens add depth and warmth to a space while creating that unmistakable feeling of fall.
Fall Materials & Fabrics
Just as colors become warmer in the fall, so do the materials and fabrics we bring into our spaces.
Vintage wooden pieces can add just the right amount of warmth to a room or vignette. Velvety linens bring richness and dimension, while lambswool throws instantly elevate a seating area. Brushed-gold accents and plaid decorative pumpkins can add an elevated seasonal touch.
Prefer your fall décor with a more modern, feminine feel? Glass pumpkins by Simon Pearce bring just the right amount of whimsy without the commitment of bold seasonal color. Cow horn bowls and serveware add organic pattern and a unique, collected look.
Faux Fall Picks
Bringing the outdoors in during fall often means relying on beautiful faux picks and branches. Today’s faux fall foliage is incredibly eye-catching, with a wonderful variety of shapes, colors, and textures to create height and dimension.
Adding just a few faux branches to an existing vase can bring drama and seasonal joy to a space without requiring a complete refresh.
Whether you’re transitioning your home into fall with a few seasonal décor pieces or hosting a dinner or event that calls for a fall-inspired look, be on the lookout for rich tones, warm woods, and luxe textiles. These simple elements can instantly make a space feel warmer, cozier, and ready for the season.