Earlier this week I started pulling out fall decor for the castle. I started decorating in the dining room and have moved on to fall in the kitchen.
Do you ever look around and think you have too much stuff? As I started decorating for fall, I felt like I was on overload. Too much going on!
With all of the “stuff”, I’ve decided to be more deliberate with my fall decor. I realize that I don’t have to cover ever inch of my home in fall. I could just put a little here and there and still have that warm fall look.
Of course, I started with my buffet. Just a few things taken out and a few fall pumpkins added! I love the nice clean simple look.
I recently read that you should only decorate with white pumpkins. Don’t get me wrong, I love white pumpkins, but here in north Texas we don’t get much fall color. At all. We are lucky if we get an actual fall season.
I had to laugh at a friend of mine who told us that when her family was moving here from the east, she asked her real-estate agent if we had a harsh fall/winter. Her agent replied “Yes, two weeks of it and not all at the same time.” So true.
So, forgive me, but I can’t help but be more attracted to the warm oranges, yellows and reds. If I can’t have an actual fall, I can try to create one.
Next up, my kitchen chalk board. Again, I went a little more simple with the design. Although, I have a secret embellishment on order for it that I will share with you as soon as it arrives!
My kitchen table holds a fall arrangement with fall leaves for placemats.
The area behind the kitchen sink host a fall vignette. I’m sure that as the fall season goes along this will change. It always does.
That’s it for fall in the kitchen. I’m may get a wild hair ( my Granny used to say that all of the time!) and decide to go for broke and bust out all of the fall decor, but today I’m holding back for a more refined, stream line approach. At least for now.
Until next time….
Tammy