Red, yellow, green, and brown – these are the classic colors of autumn. They come back into style every year, signaling the start of cozy season and mimicking fresh fall foliage with their warmth and rich shades.

But this autumn, we’re noticing a new fall color trend joining forces with the greats – purple. Like a slightly cooler, more refreshed version of the oxblood and burgundy tones that took over the design scene last year, purple brings an elegant edge to traditional fall color schemes. This regal color is deep and alluring, and it spans from richer shades like plum and aubergine to cool and saturated tones like grape and royal purple.

Purple was all over the Fall/Winter 2026 runways earlier this year, with Loewe, Tory Burch, and Celine all featuring the shade. Plus, our favorite home decor brands have featured its elegance in their fall collections, like GreenRow's Plaid Pillow with its purple-toned pattern and Anthropologie's Nature Scene Wallpaper in chic shades of purple. Crate & Barrel's fall drop has plenty of purple picks too, from the Calda Blanket and the Bowen Pillow Cover to the Anneli Upholstered Bed.

The warmth of traditional fall tones needs a cooling complement, and this year, that color is purple. Shop our favorite purple picks for fall below.

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Balance, movement, precision – these principles define the game of tennis as much as they speak to the art of interior design. And for athlete-turned-designer Venus Williams, they’re the hallmarks of her debut collection with Crate & Barrel.

Though many of us recognize Venus for her accolades on the court, she’s just as much of a force with her interior design firm V Starr – where she fuses her knowledge of tennis with her design sensibilities to develop interior schemes that are as thoughtfully driven as her hundred-mile-per-hour serve. This Crate & Barrel collection is Venus' latest endeavor – just after her recent stint at the US Open – and in a way, it’s a synthesis of her passions, sophisticatedly and tastefully joined together.

‘The inspiration came from a lifetime of loving design,’ Venus tells Homes & Gardens about the 128-piece collection, complete with everything from lighting and accent chairs to pillows and even kids' decor. ‘I’ve always been drawn to pieces that feel artful, architectural, and timeless; pieces that make a statement and that you can envision living with forever,’ she continues.

Venus drew from a vast range of influences to develop the range. You’ll notice natural woods and earth tones that speak to Venus’ passion for mid-century style, as well as organic curves and sculptural forms that reflect her love of Brazilian modernism. The collection's sophisticated, quietly luxurious undertone speaks to Venus’ appreciation for Italian design, having been inspired by it on a trip to Italy with Crate & Barrel’s Head of Design, Sebastian Brauer.

Tennis, of course, is a central theme of the range. Though some obvious references are evident – the ball-clad Motion Stone Pendant and the lined Court Throw Pillow Cover being two of them – the sport’s inclusion is a bit more nuanced than that.

‘In tennis, precision matters, but so does knowing when not to overdo something. I approached this collection in a similar way,’ Venus muses. There’s a strong push and pull between balance and restraint through the collection’s details – for instance, the curves and the angles, the softness and the rigidity, and even the sophistication and the playful edge. Getting that balance right, according to Venus, makes the collection feel ‘intentional and artful, and still comfortable.’

Venus and her design team worked with a range of materials and textures to make this collection come to life. You’ll find everything from smooth Italian marbles and grainy oak woods to nubby chenille fabrics and even high-gloss finishes. Consider it Venus’ masterclass in mixing, matching, and thoughtful contrast.

As for color, the collection’s palette is relaxed and sophisticated, composed of rich browns, maroons, ivories, greens, and soft tans. These shades are a nod to traditional tennis colors, but also give the collection its sense of longevity and timelessness. Clearly, Venus wants these pieces to stay desirable in your home for years to come.

Venus Williams’ collection with Crate & Barrel is an artful blend of sport and style – built from years of skillful play, immense design knowledge, and Venus’ own repertoire of references. It’s Venus’ hope that these pieces become personal objects that you treasure, ‘bringing a sense of beauty and individuality to your home while feeling enduring enough to live with you for many years,' she remarks.

Shop the highlights of Venus' timeless, tasteful, and inspired collection below.

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Our favorite home brands have summoned a new trend this spooky season: wicker Halloween decor.

From McGee & Co.'s wicker bats and Terrain's entwined vine witch hats to Crate & Barrel's rattan pumpkins, woven textures are transforming traditional Halloween decor into tasteful, design-driven pieces. These woven Halloween finds still feel festive and on-theme for spooky season, but they are definitely more subtle and chic than kitsch and garish. They'll add depth, dimension, and a sense of layered warmth to any space – giving the eeriest Halloween decorations a softer edge.

Just as decorating with rattan is a timeless choice for home styling, wicker Halloween decor has lasting appeal, too. These picks transcend fleeting seasonal trends, bringing textural elegance to Halloween scenes. Shop our favorite woven styles for spooky season below.

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Beiges, ivories, and shades of gray have long been met with a serious side-eye from interior aficionados. As dependable as plain white, these neutral tones are often dismissed as basic, boring, and – dare we say – borderline bland.

That said, there's a new color trend in town, one that draws pigment from each of these shades to create something altogether more nuanced: mushroom. This earthy neutral makes muted tones feel more interesting, inviting, and unexpectedly fresh, bringing warmth and depth without overwhelming a space.

Sitting somewhere between gray and brown, mushroom strikes an elegant balance that feels both nature-inspired and effortlessly sophisticated. Call it the it-fall color of 2026: mushroom is the common thread grounding some of our favorite seasonal collections, from Crate & Barrel's contemporary fall range to Joon Loloi's heritage-inspired drop. Its soft, organic quality lends itself to interiors that feel equal parts calm and welcoming, while its subtle tonal variations keep a room layered and visually engaging.

In other words, it's anything but bland. This is one neutral we're particularly excited to see take over the design scene. If you're feeling the same, shop 20 mushroom-toned pieces for your home below.

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When you think about refreshing your home for fall, you probably imagine making small decor swaps, like trading summer throw pillows for tonal and cozy alternatives, incorporating foliage through garlands and wreaths, or lighting candles with seasonal scents. Swapping a rug doesn't usually make it to the top of the fall refresh list.

But here's the thing – since a rug is one of the most dominant design features in a room, swapping it for a fall-inspired style can drastically impact the mood of the space, making it feel more layered, inviting, and inspired for the season.

Of course, fall rugs don't have to be adorned with pumpkin motifs or cornucopias to feel seasonally relevant. Think rugs in fall color schemes, rugs designed with elevated, autumn-inspired patterns, and rugs made from soft materials instead. From the inviting rugs from Joon Loloi's heritage-inspired collaboration with Heidi Callier to the family-friendly, fall-focused rugs from Ruggable's latest drop, these fresh designs are perfect for layering your home for fall, making it feel even more cozy, inviting, and in sync with the seasons.

Though slightly unexpected, this fall refresh idea is bound to make the biggest difference in your home.

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One thing about me: I can be very picky about lighting. It’s an essential element in a room’s design scheme; a detail that creates comfort, sets the mood, and provides practical illumination, all at the same time.

Because of my particular taste in lighting ideas, I usually gravitate towards expensive styles that are way out of my price range. But recently, I came across an outlier – a $30 lamp that impressed me so much more than the high-end designs I have saved on my web browser.

Enter: the VARPTROSS Wall Lamp from none other than IKEA.

This lamp's effortlessly elegant design stopped me in my tracks when I was scrolling on IKEA's new arrivals page, and when I glanced down at the price, I was even more drawn to it. With its sleek, slatted form, it radiates a luxurious modern organic aesthetic, and when turned on, it diffuses light in a stylishly moody manner.

Not to mention its plug-in capabilities – a design element that makes this lamp even more desirable. Unlike standard sconces that require thoughtful planning and hardwiring, this wall lamp can hang practically anywhere – so long as it's within seven feet of an outlet.

Ideal for renters or those who aren't interested in hiring an electrician, the VARPTROSS Wall Lamp is a great way to bring tasteful, artful light to your walls without spending a fortune.

Clearly, IKEA's design team took careful consideration when developing this wall lamp. Every detail is intentional – from the soft, curved silhouette to the tactile fabric cord that trails below the lamp itself. This attention to detail is probably why it is so highly rated on IKEA's site – boasting only 5-star reviews.

I'm already envisioning how I want to style it in my rental apartment – beside the bed in my small bedroom, next to my couch, or even on the wall above the dining nook in my kitchen. Not only will this wall lamp bring tasteful, mid-level illumination to any corner of my home, but it'll double as wall decor when turned off.

IKEA's VARPTROSS Wall Lamp has convinced me that sometimes, the best lighting styles aren't the most expensive ones. When practical design, chic style, and affordability converge (as they do here), it's hard to find something better.

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Plug-in sconces and corded wall lights are convenient features for any home – rental or not. Shop three more that are just as chic as IKEA's VARPTROSS Wall Lamp.

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Aside from the VARPTROSS Wall Lamp, IKEA has many more lighting styles that are just as chic, affordable, and practical for the home. Find a few of my favorites below.

IKEA's VARPTROSS Wall Lamp is proof that luxurious style and practical design don't have to come with a high-end price tag.

In fact, IKEA has many more lamps that look upscale but are surprisingly affordable. My favorites are the HALGATT Lamps – made in collaboration with interior design icon Ilse Crawford.

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Every stylish host knows that when throwing a dinner party, the tablescape is just as important as the food itself. Especially during the fall, when hearty meals and cozy cocktails are served, no accoutrement complements the dining experience quite like fall-themed table linens.

From tartan tablecloths and autumn-toned runners to heritage-inspired napkins and matching placemats, fall table linens can set the tone for a fall feast well before the meal is served. These fall table decor ideas act as the foundation upon which you can style even more season-specific accessories – like warm metal candle holders, harvest-inspired floral arrangements, and even fall toile dinnerware.

While fall table linens in traditional autumn colors like browns, greens, and oranges are the classic choice, we’re seeing fall color trends adopt shades like mauve, mustard, and navy blue this year – and we’re eager to bring these colors to our tablescapes. Whether you need all new linens for the season or just a few pieces to set the scene for your next dinner party, shop the chicest fall table linens below.

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Halloween is one of those holidays that’s inherently nostalgic – it reminds me of being young, dressing up with my siblings, and trotting around the neighborhood collecting candy from the spookiest houses. And for 2026, I want to channel that same energy – which is exactly why I’ll be staging my house with vintage-inspired Halloween decorations.

Bring on the kitschiness and the playful charm; I want to feel like I’m back in the '90s with my Halloween decor this year. Luckily, it seems to be a big theme with some of my favorite brands too, who are bringing out far chicer renditions of what used to reside in my childhood loft.

Hanging ghosts are a must, like this set of three from Pottery Barn. They remind me of the handmade apparitions my neighbors used to suspend from the trees in their front lawn. Terrain’s frightfully festive critters will bedeck my seasonal mantel – reminiscent of the felt forms my mother still stages around our home at the start of spooky season. The most important Halloween decoration of them all – the candy basket, that is – will be this animated witch hand bowl from Amazon. Even though I was terrified of these as a kid, I can't help but feel nostalgic when looking at one now.

This Halloween, don’t let an aesthetic or fleeting trends get in the way of the nostalgic charm of the holiday itself. Instead, lean into your memories by decorating with vintage-inspired Halloween finds.

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About a year ago, Ruggable and Anthropologie released their first collection together – an artful assortment of rugs and doormats designed to set the scene for everyday life. Now, the brands are back for a second drop, and this time, it's even more eclectic, expressive, and inspired than before.

'We wanted to build on the success of our first collaboration with Anthropologie while moving in a direction that felt even richer, more layered, and more intentional,' Maria O’Brien, Ruggable's VP of Global Design, tells me. Think deeper colorways, heritage-inspired patterns, and an underlying hint of contemporary flair – that's just what defines the pieces from Ruggable and Anthropologie's newly released range.

In a way, this collection is the answer to the growing trend for refreshing home decor that balances timelessness and individuality. Each piece – from the rugs and doormats to the exciting new addition of pet beds – carries a sense of distinct personality and heritage-inspired charm, all while feeling fit for modern life.

According to Maria, 'the inspiration for the second collection was a nostalgic yet modern blend of folk, heritage, and Art Nouveau influences, bringing together ornate details, storied patterns, and a sense of craftsmanship in a way that still feels fresh and relevant for today’s home.' Pieces like the Wendel Rug speak to this, with its refreshing pattern mix of heritage florals and contemporary stripes.

It's these vibrant motifs that do the heavy lifting – making the collection come to life with personality. You'll find everything from charming plaids (the Adrienne Rug nails the look) and pastoral scenes (I could get lost in the Elm Rug's landscape) to geometrically deconstructed flowers (the Dorian Rug showcases traditional Oushak patterns).

'We loved the idea of taking these enduring themes and reimagining them in a way that feels fresh and playful for the modern home,' Maria remarks.

The collection's color palette feels true to Anthropologie's brand identity – it's grounded, yet vibrant; inviting, yet refreshingly unexpected. You'll find everything from olive greens and true blues to shades of mauve, warm neutrals, and burgundy accents. Maria tells me that these colors were inspired by a desire to bring depth into the home.

'These shades felt especially right for the collection because they feel grounded in tradition while still bringing a fresh point of view,' Maria continues. Plus, they're just perfect for fall – like a contemporary remix of the traditional fall color palette we know and love.

All together, the color choices, patterns, and unique motifs give this range a layered, collected feel. Nothing is overly coordinated, but nothing feels out of place, either. Instead, this uniqueness brings eclectic energy to the collection's heritage-inspired style. With any one of these rugs, doormats, or pet beds, your home will feel like a historically-informed playground for vibrant, exciting design.

Ruggable and Anthropologie's latest collection was made to live with you, grow with you, and make your home feel uniquely yours. 'Each piece adds its own sense of personality to a room, helping to create a space that feels collected rather than overly designed – and ultimately, much more personal,' Maria muses.

If this collection's modern sensibility and heritage charm is speaking to you, then find the perfect piece for your home below.

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Back in April, H&M Home surprised with a first-ever Salone del Mobile debut and an even more shocking announcement: a collaboration with none other than contemporary interior designer Kelly Wearstler. After months of ogling what we at H&G believe will become one of the buzzier drops in design history, the time to buy has officially arrived, with the collection dropping 3rd September.

The 29-piece collection plays in Kelly’s expert oppositions – raw with refined, old with new – spanning home decor, lighting, and modular furniture designed to shift with daily rituals, from sipping water to getting dressed, and changing environments, be it a city move or 'just a few people' revelry that keeps on growing.

Two impressively padded Poma Accent Chairs transform into a compact loveseat, organically elegant on their own and even more editorial together. The Soluna Lounge Chair? It's only the beginning of a cloud-like, family-ready sofa. The marble-topped Ortra Sofa Table fits snugly into a small living room or, multiplied, forms a semi- or complete circle to anchor a larger one once and for all.

Since this is a Kelly collaboration, the accessories aren’t ordinary either. The Cyma Vase and Aurex Table Lamp have strikingly flat, nearly 2D silhouettes, as if flattened beneath the rolling pin of the design gods – the sort of capital 'S' statement pieces that could make an ordinary thrift shop console look an octave more interesting. The squiggle-bottomed Mona Clothing Rack holds coats, sure, but doubles as sculpture. Meanwhile, the Etrine Tray has all the makings of the moodiest marble mosaic you, and surely your dining table, have ever seen.

The design stands on its own. The prices, however, deserve some context: a sofa from Kelly’s eponymous studio could run you around $50,000. Here, push a few modular spheres together, and you can build one for less than $1,500. Stools that might otherwise hover around $1,500? Now $269. Her most similar table lamp on-site is about $2,500. H&M Home now has a worthy adversary for $219. You get the picture. It’s a majorly democratic move for fans of Kelly and her avant-garde oppositions.

‘The opportunity to challenge both my own skills and those of my studio, while creating something artisanal yet accessible, was incredibly exciting. We began by questioning how objects can shape a space – creating sculptural pieces that feel expressive, tactile, and designed to endure,’ says Kelly Wearstler.

It’s a relatively tight collection, but still, nothing’s missing. From the side table to the carafe set crowning it, you could essentially furnish an entire Kelly-style living room from this collection alone. ‘We aimed to create a complete collection that could furnish an entire room,’ Kelly adds. ‘It’s about offering inspiring and important pieces that can also become part of our everyday moments.'

We’re looking at Off-White x IKEA-level resale fodder. Do with that information what you will. Shop Kelly Wearstler x H&M Home online or in select stores.

Who says sculptural can’t be snuggly? Take Kelly's signature cool into fall with our guide to cozy modern design.

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What's small in size, big in personality, and designed specifically to hold your favorite cocktail? The answer: a drink table – the furniture trend that every brand, designer, and style editor is obsessed with right now.

They may be tiny (some are designed to just hold one drink on a very chic coaster), but they are a surprisingly versatile piece that really comes into their own going into hosting season. Because of their diminutive nature, drink tables can move freely without taking up lots of space – making them great for dotting around a living room as needed. They’re the perfect table for small living rooms, too, giving you a spot to rest a drink in places where coffee tables and side tables simply can't fit. And since they’re made as accent details, drink tables can be as stylish, decorative, and design-driven as you want them to be – read: go bolder with pattern, textures, colors, and materials.

From West Elm's scalloped version to Arhaus's leaf-inspired form, drink tables are the tiny yet practical touches that stylishly pull together living room schemes. Find the perfect drink table for your space below.

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In the grand scheme of fall decor, one element signals the season with more ease than anything else: throw pillows. Swapping standard throw pillows for fall-inspired styles is one of the quickest, simplest, and most affordable ways to make a room – any room – feel fresh, inviting, and endlessly cozy for autumn.

The best fall throw pillows hint at autumn with their cozy textures, seasonally inspired prints, and tonal color schemes. Styled on a couch, a chair, or a bed, they'll evoke the warm, welcoming mood of the season and make every room feel so on-theme for fall.

Fall throw pillows in traditional fall colors will always be a classic choice – that is, the browns, greens, maroons, and amber shades that we most often associate with the season. However, recent fall color trends are diversifying the fall palette to include pinks, mauves, and chic shades of purple – and brands like Anthropologie, GreenRow, and Joon Loloi have just the pillow picks to tap into this trend. Ahead, find our favorite styles to elegantly and effortlessly refresh your home for fall.

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After a summer full of weekend trips and constant travel, I’m finally back at home for fall – ready to refresh each room for cozy season. After dusting off my fall decor and layering my living space with knit throws and plaid pillows, I'm turning my attention to the bedroom – and IKEA is the first place I look.

The $45 EKTANDVINGE Duvet Cover and Pillowcase Set will set the scene with its charming gingham print, grounding my room with a cozy, cabin-core feel – perfect for fall. I'll add softness and texture by layering throw pillow covers on top, like the corduroy ÅSVEIG Cushion Cover and the tufted SVARTPOPPEL Cushion Cover (each costing less than $15). Complementary decor details in fall color schemes like the PÄRLHÄGG Vase will enhance the room's aesthetic appeal, while ambient lighting like the $30 SOLKLINT Table Lamp creates the endlessly cozy mood.

For my fall bedroom refresh, I'm not focused solely on decorative details. In fact, I'm just as concerned about bedroom organization as I am coziness and comfort. Luckily, IKEA has no shortage of affordable and stylish storage ideas, including the versatile PAX BERGSBO Wardrobe, the sleek TONSTAD Cabinet, and the cute HEMMAFIXARE Case for underbed storage.

In just one shopping trip and one weekend of styling and switching, my cozy bedroom will be refreshed and neatly organized for fall – and I didn't have to spend a fortune to do so. You can do the same by shopping for everything you need for a fall bedroom refresh from IKEA below.

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With the first inkling of autumn finally in the air, that last backyard to-do can officially no longer be avoided. For me, that’s dealing with my ugly outdoor storage. So, in a last-ditch attempt to make my small backyard feel larger and lighter while there’s still time to enjoy it, I’m swapping bulky plastic boxes for IKEA’s KOLBJÖRN collection.

Taking a cue from a great credenza or wardrobe, it’s the sleek-lined, invitingly neutral outdoor storage I’ve spent an entire summer wishing I had: something I can proudly leave en vue for company, allow into the background of photos, and brush past without grimacing. Made from durable, rust-protected steel, the cabinets and shelves are designed for balconies, patios, gardens, and, in a rather ironic full-circle moment, garages. But with indoor-level good looks like these, I’d happily put them to work in potential wet zones like bathrooms and entryways, too.

There are several iterations within the tight eight-piece collection, and because it’s modular, you can iterate even further yourself, mixing, matching, and stacking your way to something approaching a bespoke storage shed, even when square footage is decidedly not on your side.

Personally, I’m going for both a cabinet and a shelf, hiding a season's worth of un-chic outdoor necessities behind much better-looking doors while reserving the open steel frame for things I actually want to see. Potted plants, for one (Martha Stewart recently gifted me a money tree, which I am caring for with my life), plus outdoor dinnerware and glassware I want within arm’s reach when I entertain.

The days may be getting shorter, but this clever two-, three-, four-, or however-many-in-one switch is my hero move for making the most of the alfresco moments I have left.

From a few pool toys too many to those chair cushions you’ve been meaning to switch out, IKEA’s SUNDSÖ cabinet hides the ugly aftermath of a season well spent behind a splash of brilliant blue.

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Gingham has a lot of connotations with summer decorating. It’s light, playful, and nostalgic – just like the season itself. But this year, we’re seeing brands reimagine gingham for fall, giving this classic summertime print a muted, earthy makeover that's perfect for cozy season.

GreenRow’s autumn drop makes a strong case for gingham as a top fall trend, with picks like the Elliot Hand-Painted Dinnerware Collection and the Maida Duvet Cover and Shams showcasing the pattern’s stylistic versatility. Anthropologie’s fall line is filled with gingham decor too, with pieces like the Brynn Placemats and the Cotton Linen Curtains channeling the cottage-core aesthetic with their symmetrical checks.

Although gingham's cozy nature makes it inherently fitting for fall, it becomes even more seasonally suitable when it appears in traditional fall color schemes like brown, green, dark blue, and maroon. Layered with soft textures, inviting materials, and other heritage-inspired details, gingham might just become your favorite fall pattern. Shop the look for your home below.

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Throw blankets are a staple in my household during the fall and winter months. Once temperatures dip below 70 degrees, my blankets are out – draped across every piece of furniture, stashed in baskets, and spread across the foot of my bed.

With such a large collection that feels like it doubles every year, I've started thinking about the best storage ideas for my throw blankets. Woven baskets are the obvious choice, but they take up so much of the precious floor space in my small living room, and while one is cute, multiples are clutter. And while I could stash extra blankets in a closet, I don't want to hide away all the pattern and texture they can add to a room – the details that made me buy them in the first place.

After tirelessly searching for something to keep blankets out of the way but still easily accessible and on display in my home, I found the winner: ALDI's Sohl Blanket Ladder.

No longer are blankets strewn all over my house, stashed in closets, or shoved into large baskets on the floor. With this handy blanket ladder, my throws finally have a home of their own. This ladder provides vertical storage in a clever, design-driven way – making use of my blank walls and freeing up floor space at the same time. If you layer several blankets on each of its rungs, it can even double as a chic wall decor idea – bringing texture, depth, and color.

My favorite thing about this blanket ladder has to be its price – at just $24.99. I have been eyeing up buys that are double, even triple, so this feels like a steal.

Though I plan on using it in my living room, this blanket ladder can go anywhere you need it to. Use it in a small bedroom as a 'chairdrobe' alternative, in an entryway as a coat rack, or even in a bathroom as a towel holder. However it's used, this ladder will help you make the most of your space – providing clever, space-saving storage without sacrificing style.

How I'd Style ALDI's Blanket Ladder

ALDI's Sohl Blanket Ladder can help you organize your home in more ways than one. Here's how I plan on styling it in my home this fall.

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While there's so much to love about ALDI's Sohl Blanket Ladder – its practicality, its sleek design, and its low price – I've found three more that are well worthy of a spot in your home, too. Shop them below.

ALDI's Sohl Blanket Ladder has made it possible for my many blankets to become decor details in my living room. Hung from the rungs on the ladder's frame, my blankets are kept off my furniture but still in close reach. Their stylistic appeal shines in a way that wasn't possible when I had them stashed in storage baskets, too.

Storage capabilities aside, consider this blanket ladder a clever way to decorate for fall – style it with your favorite fall throws and watch as it brings character, charm, and quiet organization to your home.

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No matter the time of year, the kitchen is always a cozy, inviting room – it is the heart of the home, after all. But during the fall, that feeling is amplified; not only by warm scents of seasonal cooking, but also by the autumn-inspired decor that sets the scene.

This year, swap your standard serveware for autumn-inspired styles like Williams Sonoma’s Essex Oval Platter or Michael’s Wood Pumpkin Tray. Kitchen linens are an easy seasonal switch, too – instead of neutral-toned napkins, tablecloths, and tea towels, opt for alternatives in fall colors like brown, green, and orange. And don’t forget to incorporate little details to make the room feel more like fall. Terrain’s Oak Leaf Serving Utensils and West Elm’s Pinecone Placecard Holders are easy upgrades to elevate your fall tablescapes. Shop our curated collection of fall kitchen decor below.

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If there’s one fall decor detail that marks the start of the season, it's an autumnal wreath. It’s one of the simplest ways to signal the end of summer and the beginning of fall, radiating autumnal elegance with every leaf, berry, and branch that makes up its shape.

The best fall wreaths tastefully reflect the aesthetic of the season. Many are layered with traditional fall colors, like the amber, burgundy, and soft brown of Terrain’s Autumn Harvest Preserved Wreath, and some are adorned with seasonal accoutrements, like the pumpkins, pinecones, and acorns in Raymour & Flanigan’s Harvest Foliage Cornucopia Wreath. These wreaths capture the vibrancy of the season and bring it home – right to your front door.

Speaking of placement, you can style a fall wreath beyond the entryway – in front of a mirror above a mantel, nestled into a window in a kitchen, or even laid flat as a fall table centerpiece. Fall wreaths are an easy way to give a sense of season indoors too. Find the one that suits your style below.