Since the weather has turned and the nights are drawing in, we're at the time of year when I begin to daydream about packing up and spending my days in a snow-topped cabin in the woods. Although I've never managed to bring the fantasy to life, I can get at least halfway there by learning how to decorate every room for fall in the coziest possible way – and I'm currently taking inspiration from Joanna Gaines' new Hearth & Hand with Magnolia collection at Target.
Perhaps the best way to describe Joanna Gaines' latest Target drop is 'country cabin chic'. It's effortlessly stylish and ideal for fall: think plaid prints, brass tableware, and seasonal foliage. If you don't spend the colder months romanticizing life in hibernation, this collection could change your mind.
It goes without saying that I love to fill my home with seasonal decor, but that doesn't mean I'm not partial to more versatile pieces that will see me through from early fall right up to Christmas. Lazy autumnal decorating tips are the key, and I'm a firm believer that cozy accessories are the unsung hero of the season: classic patterns and rustic decor will work wonders.
It seems that Joanna Gaines shares my love of cozy decor, since her new Hearth & Hand with Magnolia collection is brimming with homely, retro-inspired pieces. The collection is subtly festive and utterly charming and quietly nostalgic – I just need to restrain myself from adding it all to my cart.
Shop Joanna Gaines' latest Hearth & Hand with Magnolia drop at Target
Nothing says fireside cheer like a touch of plaid, and this table runner is a transitional staple. I'd style it for Thanksgiving gatherings, Christmas parties, and everything in between.
There's nothing cozier than a casserole or pot roast, but it's even better when it's served up in a chic pan like this. Copper serveware is always guaranteed to make a statement.
Since all my cabin-inspired daydreams involve curling up with a mug of hot cocoa, I'd argue that this caddy set is a must-have. It's perfect for after-dinner treats, and I know it'll be a hit with my guests.
The scalloped decor trend is making its way into the harvest season, and display this beautiful candle on my table. The brass tone brings a touch of understated festive luxe.
While this garland is giving me Christmas decorating ideas, I think it's understated enough to display all season long. Add a few mini pumpkins and you'll have an easy harvest-themed centerpiece.
Every good host knows how to keep the party going once the table has been cleared, and this is a brilliant after-dinner game – an essential element of off-grid cabin life, and screen-free family time.
It might lean more toward vintage luxe than rustic chic, but this gold charger is an entertaining essential. I have a stack of similar ones in my hosting closet, and I couldn't live without them.
No cabin-inspired tablescape is complete without some wooden accents, and this serving trivet is my top pick. It's practical and yet sophisticated.
While I'd love to pick fresh flowers for every tablescape, faux stems are so convenient – and these dainty faux florals would look gorgeous in vintage bud vases.
Ready to skip the subtly festive look and dive headfirst into Christmas decor? I don't blame you; I'm already obsessing over Magnolia's 2025 Christmas tableware.
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