For Those Who Aren’t Ready to Say Goodbye to Summer, Serena & Lily’s Fall 2026 Collection Is the Perfect Transition

Why so buttoned up? Serena & Lily’s fresh vision of fall keeps the coziness without taking autumn too seriously

Light-filled dining room area with a herringbone brick fireplace styled with a metal-and-stone circular dining table, woven dining chairs, and brass tabletop accents
(Image credit: Serena & Lily)

If prototypical fall decor has always felt a little too… dark and muted, Serena & Lily’s 2026 collection might just be your ideal version of autumn.

It’s the coastal cool we’ve always known, now leaning into richer tones and tactile textures. Expect grainy Italian leather, bouclé, velvet, even rattan, appearing in a new, slightly less summery way. Pieces like the Kent Candleholders glitz up dinner parties with warm brass. Grove-green living room additions like the Elora Pillow Cover, meanwhile, feel like a fresher alternative to moss, especially layered over old-world-inspired wool rugs in brickish reds. Busy enough, we'd wager, to forgive the occasional oopsie of Cabernet.

The furniture, too, arrives ready for fall entertaining. The fan-favorite Aster Sofa finally takes the form of a sectional. And for a little friendly competition, it’s hard not to picture a Tuesday-night backgammon game atop the Beaumont Dining Table, pulling glasses from the moody indigo Driftway Sideboard, which hides the corkscrew, coasters, and every other entertaining oddity in a pinch.

All of this, by the way, is about to be happening around 5 p.m., so Serena & Lily answered with softer, more expressive lighting, too. The chain-linked Del Sur Sconce and Wilsford Floor and Table Lamps mirror the season in a series of merrily moody hues.

It’s like fall without ever fully saying goodbye to the carefree spirit of summer.


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Julia Demer
Style Editor

Julia Demer is a New York–based Style Editor at Homes & Gardens with a sharp eye for where fashion meets interiors. Having cut her teeth at L’Officiel USA and The Row before pivoting into homes, she believes great style is universal – whether it’s a perfect outfit, a stunning room, or the ultimate set of sheets. Passionate about art, travel, and pop culture, Julia brings a global, insider perspective to every story.