Beautiful Fall 2025 Decorating Trends You Will Love

Get inspired by 12 beautiful Fall 2025 decorating trends filled with warmth, texture, and seasonal charm to use in your home this year.

Fall is one of the most beloved seasons for decorating a home. It’s warm and cozy, filled with the most beautiful organic elements. After a long, hot summer, many of us are ready for that first crisp breeze or the scent of woodsmoke in the air.

Fall is my favorite season to decorate! Here in Lancaster County, the weather is perfectly brisk, and the landscape all around us feels like it was made for a Hallmark movie. The skies turn a little bluer, the leaves start to glow, and everything feels a bit more welcoming. It’s no wonder I’ve been on the lookout for the most beautiful fall decorating trends for the upcoming season. Here are 12 fresh and inspiring Fall 2025 decorating trends you’ll love using in your home this year.

What Is A Trend

So, what is a trend?

A trend is an informed prediction based on careful observation and analysis. Boiled down to an easy-to-remember definition…

Trends are often born as a reaction to the world around us. They are creative, sometimes practical, and often beautiful solutions to our daily lives. And yes, they can occasionally be a bit over-the-top or even short-lived!

When I discuss decorating trends, I’m referring to interior design styles, colors, materials, or ideas that are currently very popular. They’re the things you’ll see showing up in magazines, stores, social media, and beautiful homes across the country.

That doesn’t mean other decorating styles are out of fashion or wrong. Not at all! They just may not be the bright, new object everyone is excited about this season.

Regardless of your feelings about decorating trends, they are worth paying attention to.

Earth Tone Color Palette

You might say that earth tone colors for fall decorating are not new at all. And you would be right. However, every year these glorious colors from nature are very on trend, even though something new is now for the season.

This year, earthtone colors are a bit moodier, muddier, and darker. They have a more dramatic profile and feel. These colors add a cozy, dramatic feel to a space and work beautifully with the textures and organics of fall.

Pro Tip

Mix the earth tone decor you already have with a few new items in these deeper, richer shades. You’ll create a layered, curated fall look that feels both fresh and timeless.

Natural Woven Decor

Natural woven materials continue to be a strong trend this fall, and for good reason. They add organic beauty, interesting texture, and warmth to any room. Woven items made from rattan, cane, wicker, seagrass, jute, and bamboo are appearing in new and classic forms.

Think beyond baskets. Look for woven trays, wrapped vases, lampshades, candle holders, and even furniture details. These pieces are so versatile and work with almost every style of home decor.

Pro Tip

Select a few woven accents in darker or more weathered finishes for a fall-inspired look. They’ll give your home that cozy, textural feel the season is known for.

Acorns

Another fall favorite is having a big moment this year—acorns! These tiny treasures are officially trending. I’ve always loved using them in fall decor, not just because they’re pretty, but because of what they symbolize: strength, resilience, and hard work. What a beautiful message to have in your home!

This year, you’ll see acorns used in lots of creative ways. Tuck real or faux acorns into bowls, scatter them on a table, or use larger decorative versions, like a beautiful brass acorn, to add a charming detail to a fall vignette or bookshelf.

Pro Tip: Because acorns are small, they make more of a visual impact when grouped together. Fill a footed glass jar with a lid and tie a thin velvet ribbon to the lid. This large brass acorn was my first fall purchase this year! The cap comes off, and it is a sweet storage area for things like matches. Brass is also trending again this season and makes a striking combination with organic elements, such as acorns.

If you forage acorns, make sure to de-bug them. Here’s how: To prepare real acorns for indoor decorating, start by wiping off any visible dirt with a clean, dry cloth. Then, place the acorns on a foil-lined baking sheet in a single layer and bake them at 200°F for about an hour. Keep the oven door slightly cracked open using a wooden spoon to allow moisture to escape. Turn the acorns occasionally as they bake. This will dry them out and take care of any hidden pests, so you can safely enjoy them in your fall decor.

Get a start on your fall decor by making these darling Felted Wool Ball Acorns. You do not need to be crafty to make these, and they are so addictive! I hope you will give them a try.

Block Print Textiles

Block prints were popular last fall, and they are expected to remain strong in 2025. Blockprint patterns are popping up everywhere this fall! These charming, handcrafted-style designs are inspired by traditional woodblock printing techniques and often feature repeating florals, leaves, or geometric patterns. They add a bit of vintage flair while still feeling fresh and current. The casual, slightly imperfect look of blockprints adds character and warmth to your home for the season.

Pro Tip:

Choose textiles, such as pillows, in warm fall colors. When you need to add a touch of fall warmth and charm, consider incorporating blockprint textiles this season.

Something Old, Something New

Mixing old and new decor has always been a beautiful way to tell the story of a home, and this fall it’s more popular than ever. This trend is all about pairing timeworn vintage or antique items with new pieces to create a layered, personal, and collected look. It’s a decorating style that feels thoughtful and meaningful, and it works especially well during the cozy fall season.

Pro Tip:

Items like breadboards, dough bowls, old frames, baskets, and vintage dishes blend beautifully with your existing decor. These aged pieces add warmth, texture, and a collected look to your home, especially when paired with newer accents. Don’t be afraid to layer them into your fall vignettes, centerpieces, or open shelving for a cozy, lived-in feel.

Brown

Brown is one of the biggest color trends for fall, and I couldn’t be happier about it. It’s warm, cozy, and feels so natural to decorate with this time of year. Shades like mocha, chestnut, espresso, and saddle brown are showing up everywhere—from pillows and throws to candles and wood finishes. Brown is also part of what designers are calling quiet luxury. It’s not flashy or bold, but it adds a beautiful, rich layer to your decor that feels both relaxed and polished. And the best part is that it pairs so well with other fall favorites like rust, mustard, and deep olive.

Pro Tip:

Brown is just a natural fit for almost any fall decor. Add it liberally.

Terracotta

Terracotta is making a big comeback this fall! It’s one of those blast-from-the-past colors that feels both nostalgic and fresh at the same time. This season, terracotta is taking on a softer, more updated look. Instead of the bold orange tones you might remember, the trend is leaning toward a lighter, dustier, unglazed look. Almost like lightly whitewashed clay. This is my favorite color trend for 2025.

Pro Tip:

Grab a nostalgic terracotta pumpkin and display it with brass candlesticks, or add it beside a large urn filled with fall leaves. Oh, I wish I had kept my terracotta pumpkin for the 90s!

Green

Green is the new darling of the decorating world, and it’s showing up in a big way this fall. From soft sage and moss to deep olive and forest green, this color is everywhere—and for good reason. Green is a grounding, nature-inspired color that feels fresh and comforting at the same time.

This fall, green is taking center stage in everything from pillows and throws to painted furniture, table linens, and florals. It pairs beautifully with warm earth tones, rich browns, and even terracotta. If you’ve been wanting to bring green into your home, fall is the perfect time to do it.

Pro Tip:

Like brown, green is a color you can use liberally throughout your home. It works beautifully in every season, so choose green accent decor, like vases, pillows, artwork, or pottery, that doesn’t feel too seasonal. That way, you can enjoy it all year long and just layer in other colors and textures around it as the seasons change. Green is one of those smart decorating choices that always feels fresh.

Brass

Brass is the metal of the moment this fall—and it’s easy to see why. It brings a warm, classic glow to a space and works beautifully with almost every decorating style. This year’s brass finishes lean softer and more brushed rather than bright and shiny, giving them an aged, collected look that blends right in with fall’s cozy, layered decor. This is my favorite lustre for the fall season.

Pro Tip:

If you’re looking for an easy update this season, try adding a touch of brass. Just one or two pieces can bring warmth, richness, and timeless style to any room. Go beyond candlesticks and look for fall-inspired items made of brass, like acorns, pumpkins, or leaves that mimic the real thing. These little details can add just the right amount of charm and seasonal beauty to your home.

Layer Patterns

Layered decor is more popular than ever this fall, even more than last year. This trend is all about creating depth, warmth, and visual interest by combining textures, colors, and decor pieces in thoughtful ways. Instead of keeping things minimal or flat, decorators are stacking books, overlapping artwork, layering a table, mixing textiles, and grouping similar items together for a full, cozy look. It’s an easy way to make a room feel collected and lived-in, especially during the fall season when we naturally crave more comfort. A bit of layering adds that extra something that makes a home feel warm and welcoming.

Pro Tip:

Don’t be afraid to layer textiles even if they don’t match perfectly. Mixing different patterns, weaves, and materials like velvet, linen, wool, or knit can create a cozy, relaxed look that feels intentional and lived-in. A little contrast adds interest and makes your space feel more collected and inviting.

Animal Motifs

Animal motifs are appearing everywhere this fall, adding a charming, personal touch to home decor. Think birds, foxes, owls, deer, and even squirrels subtly worked into pillows, art prints, dishware, and seasonal accessories. These natural, woodland-inspired touches feel right at home in fall decorating and pair beautifully with the organic textures and earthy colors that are so popular this season.

Pro Tip:

Look for animal details that feel timeless and a bit whimsical, just a little nod to nature that adds character and a touch of storytelling to your space.

There’s something so special about fall decorating. It invites warmth, comfort, and beauty into your home in such a natural way. Whether you try just one of these Fall 2025 decorating trends or layer in a few, the goal is always the same—to create a home that feels welcoming and reflects the season in a way that’s personal to you.

Remember, trends are simply inspiration. Use what you love, and make it your own. Wishing you the coziest and most beautiful fall yet!

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