When Can I Start Decorating for Fall? Answers and Decor Inspiration

Answers and Décor Inspiration

The coziest time of year is almost here. When it’s been 90 degrees out and humid for weeks, it’s easy to find yourself thinking: When does fall start again? We love days spent swimming at the beach with pool toys and lounging on patio furniture in the summer sun, but after months of sticky heat, it’s natural to start daydreaming about all the fun activities the fall season brings. If you’re already itching to break out the pumpkins and buffalo plaid, you’re probably wondering when to decorate for fall. Is August too early? Should you wait for the leaves to start changing? How soon is too soon?

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Fall Decorating Tip #2 - Take The Layering Approach

  

2. Take the Layering Approach

Interior stylist Emily Henderson suggests easing into fall decorating by taking the layering approach. Instead of waiting until October and then bringing out every piece of fall decor you own to give your home a complete makeover, this method is a way to pace yourself, stay intentional, and make the decorating process more enjoyable. "You can add a wreath to your door and switch out some pillows or throws," she says. "Then maybe a few weeks later add some pumpkins and other fall decor."