Brown has firmly reclaimed its place at the top of interior design trends for fall 2025, and Joanna Gaines’ latest Hearth & Hand™ with Magnolia collection at Target perfectly captures the shift. Moving beyond the muted neutrals and cooler greys that have dominated for years, warm, earthy tones are now being embraced for their ability to create inviting, grounded spaces.
Decorating with brown, in particular, has become the color trend of choice for those looking to inject richness and depth into their home, combining timeless elegance with a cozy, approachable aesthetic.
Joanna Gaines’ brown-tinted glassware is a standout example of this trend. Each piece, from 12-ounce coupe glasses to 20-ounce wine glasses, features delicate ribbed or fluted detailing that adds texture and visual interest, catching the light in just the right way. The warm amber hues evoke a sense of nostalgia while feeling entirely contemporary, making them perfect for elevating everyday meals or hosting intimate seasonal gatherings.
What makes this collection so appealing is its versatility. These glasses aren’t just beautiful – they’re functional, ideal for serving cocktails, water, juice, or wine, and they pair effortlessly with both casual and more formal table settings. The brown tones harmonize beautifully with autumnal textiles, stoneware, and natural elements like wood and dried foliage, helping create tablescapes that feel both stylish and approachable.
In a year when textured, earthy materials and warm colors are dominating interiors, these brown glass pieces stand out as a subtle yet striking way to embrace the season. They encapsulate Joanna Gaines’ signature approach: combining everyday practicality with elevated, design-forward details that make hosting feel effortless.
For anyone looking to bring warmth, sophistication, and a touch of vintage-inspired charm to their home this fall, these glasses are a must-have addition.
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Elevate every pour with the Wine Glass from Hearth & Hand with Magnolia. Crafted from clear glass with a vertical ribbed design that beautifully catches the light, this versatile piece is perfect for serving wine or a variety of cold beverages at dinner parties, holiday gatherings, and everyday meals alike.
Bring timeless style to everyday dining with the Short Water Glasses from Hearth & Hand with Magnolia. Designed with delicate ribbed detailing that beautifully reflects light, these versatile glasses hold up to 14 ounces. They are perfect for serving water, juice, lemonade, or sparkling beverages with sophistication.
Make every gathering feel elevated with the Coupe Glasses from Hearth & Hand with Magnolia. Designed with a broad, shallow bowl that enhances aromas, each glass features delicate ribbed detailing for a timeless, vintage-inspired look. Perfect for serving cocktails, this durable glass set brings charm and sophistication to any occasion.
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While the brown glassware steals the spotlight, Joanna Gaines’ fall collection is full of other brown-colored fall table decor pieces that have completely captured our hearts. Here are my favorite finds.
Bring a touch of fall charm to your table with the Ceramic Appetizer Plates from Hearth & Hand with Magnolia. Crafted from stoneware with a glossy finish, each plate features carved edges and a whimsical mushroom pattern at the center.
Elevate your table settings with the 4-Piece Carved Edge Napkin Ring Set from Hearth & Hand with Magnolia. Crafted from wood with a carved edge design and rich dark brown finish, these napkin rings add an earthy, sophisticated touch to any meal – perfect for family gatherings or special occasions.
Although it’s not home decor, I couldn’t resist adding this best-selling tumbler to my wishlist. The 21-Ounce Fluted Glass Tumbler with Wood Lid from Hearth & Hand with Magnolia lets you sip in style. Its fluted glass design and wooden lid with straw make it ideal for iced coffee, lemonade, juice, or any cold drink—blending artisanal charm with practical spill protection.
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