10 ways to style seasonal homewares for a cosy vibe
When it comes to creating an autumnal ambience, mother nature has a wonderful way of inspiring seasonal decor – and with a nip in the air, getting cosy is at the core of interior schemes.
Especially with the changing leaves and their fiery oranges, fall’s red fruits and natural wood tones inviting us to seek comfort at home, and embrace warmth when we come in from the cold.
From soft furnishings to layering and alluring autumn scents, here’s how to get homely, snug and spark happiness…
From pumpkin soups to harvest veggies at your local farmers market, this green stoneware is a must for cottage-style tablescapes.
With her straw hair, whimsy hat and happy expression, we can’t resist placing this sweet scarecrow amongst scatter cushions; or perching her on a mantelpiece.
Part of WoodWick’s new gourmand collection, the top and middle notes of café sweets, and inviting aromas of something indulgent are at the heart of these scented candles.
Signalling the start of pumpkin season, this cream boucle cushion is the buzzword in home decor.
Classic and modern, you can’t beat glossy, off-white tableware styled with ivory boucle dining chairs, oak-effect table and firewood logs for a Scandi-style cosy cabin aesthetic.
To create a stag-themed candle, push these antler pins into a pillar candle in amber or sage green for an autumnal update.
With its feel-good vibe, this slogan cushion is chic enough for a paired-back palette of winter whites when the trees are laid bare.
With its luxurious feel, ribbed effect and plush contours, this faux fur throw feels tactile and rich – and must-have for an accent chair in a cosy corner.
With the choice of a crest design with woodland animals and lion to liven up your bedroom, and contrasting berry red florals, this cotton sateen duvet set comes with the promise of a snug night’s slumber.
Switching out summer brights in the bathroom for deeper terracotta tones and wellbeing candles creates a calming aura – and comfy, cocooning space to relax and unwind.