Fall is attractive for many reasons, starting with its abundant flowers. The refreshing beauty and scent of fresh flowers are a great way to appreciate nature.
You probably brush dried leaves, pine cones, and twigs from your yard daily in the autumn. Get some from your pile and bring them home this week. Use them again or paint them to quickly upgrade your décor.
You'll need to prepare table design and seating whether you're entertaining new acquaintances, longtime friends who have become family, and close relatives.
Choose rich, deep Thanksgiving hues like burgundy, country greens with a mellow undertone, broody somber colors, mustard yellow, burnt orange, brown, aubergine, magenta, or paprika.
Add thoughtful, comfortable textures to enhance touch. Wood is great because it complements any color pallet and provides a natural touch.
Thanksgiving dinner will be spectacular with candles around the table. Small, fragrant candles may be lit in the living room and other common areas where visitors gather.
Your home will smell fantastic with all the Thanksgiving cooking. Place apples, pears, cinnamon, and nutmeg in various shapes to enhance the smell.
Consider the feelings you want your Thanksgiving visitors to feel. Find a rug that makes you feel those things. Choose deep-colored area rugs for the kitchen, bathroom, foyer, and most importantly the dining room.
We often ignore the welcome mat while decorating the inside. A colorful mat will make visitors grin before they enter.
To make the event cozier, get crochet, fur, or wool cushions. Put them on the loveseat, couch, chairs, or bed where people incline toward comfort. Disinfect your porch daybed mattress and get new warm pillows.