6 Expert Tips Can Help You Plan Ahead
The return of the pumpkin spice latte can only signify one thing—fall is just around the corner. With that comes the great debate about when to start pulling out the pumpkin decorations. There are two camps when it comes to seasonal decorating: Those on team 'it's never too early,' and those who adhere to a strict 'wait until October' rule.
This year, the first official day of fall lands on September 23rd, but you don't have to wait to deck the halls with pumpkins, leaves, and scarecrows. If you're already itching for the warmth and coziness that your favorite autumnal pieces add, we're sharing how to seamlessly begin transitioning from summer to fall.
As summer winds down, we asked interior designers and stylists to share tips and tricks for getting started on autumn decor. They also weigh in on the age-old question of when to start decorating for fall. (Spoiler alert: It's whenever you want!)
1. Start Outside
You don't have to jump headfirst into fall decorating all at once. Interior designer Ami McKay recommends starting with the exterior of your home. "As summer winds down, you may notice your outdoor plants need some TLC, whether it be your vegetable garden or flowers, so take some time to tidy those up for fall," she says. Then, arrange any potted plants that still look good around the front door or on the deck.
To seamlessly transition your outdoor space from one season to another, McKay recommends incorporating plants that have year-round appeal. "Whenever you plan your landscaping, think about potted and in-ground plants that look good in the fall and winter as well as the warmer months and ones that bloom at different times throughout the year.
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