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Autumn in Texas is enticing to all the senses — from the sound of fires crackling in a fire pit, to the taste of apple cider, to the fragrant smell of cinnamon. To help liven up your Texas home, consider the following fall decorating tips.<\/p>\n
Many locals rejoice when autumn comes to the Texas area. With milder temperatures, rain, and crisp air, fall is a welcome break from the oppressive summer months, when heat and humidity can easily raise temperatures over 100 degrees. In addition to balmy, pleasant weather, autumn is enticing to all the senses — from the sound of fires crackling in a fire pit<\/a> to the taste of apple cider, to the fragrant smell of cinnamon<\/a>. To help liven up your Texas home<\/a>, consider the following fall decorating tips.<\/p>\n Bring the natural beauty of fall indoors by mimicking the colors of falling leaves. Hints of amber, auburn, and olive green on throw pillows and blankets can certainly add a cozy feel to living rooms, dens, and bedrooms. Using decorative pillows and throw blankets is an easy way to achieve an autumnal vibe without making big, labor-intensive changes to your decor.<\/p>\n To achieve autumn feel in interior spaces, think natural and rustic-looking touches. HGTV.com<\/a> recommends placing “faux-liage” — or silk fall leaves — in a decorative manner in your home. Consider using silk leaves on a dining room table setting or on shelving to give your home an earthy, rustic feel. In fact, your local craft store is a great place for long-lasting decorations, such as fake pumpkins, twigs, and moss — all of which can be incorporated into decorative centerpieces and baskets. For floral arrangements, chrysanthemums in hues of gold and dark red are especially popular indoors and outdoors during this time of year.<\/p>\n Your front porch, patio, or balcony can benefit from traditional autumn decorations. In outdoor spaces, you can place pumpkins and decorative gourds in clusters around walkways or outdoor furniture. Southern Living<\/a> recommends using an assortment of heirloom pumpkins to achieve a casual yet classically autumn look.<\/p>\n1. Incorporate Fall Colors<\/h2>\n
2. Bring Outdoor Elements Inside<\/h2>\n
3. Decorate Your Outdoor Space<\/h2>\n
4. Add Warmth with Candles and Distinct Fall Scents<\/h2>\n