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The summer nights are starting to draw in which means it’s time to Autumn-ify your house for those colder, darker months. Think outdoor fire pits and fur blankets to cuddle under, gorgeous window seats to view the autumn colours change, or even adding a little seasonal décor to your home—we’ve got plenty of inspiration for you!
Adding a window seat to a room not only makes an ideal spot for stargazing and sunrise viewing, but also creates clever extra storage and seating. A modern bench with pull-out drawers or a lid that lifts means that mess can easily be stored out of the way. Add neutral colouring through cushions and throws plus shelving above and you can create a corner sanctuary in any room.
Outdoor areas shouldn’t be forgotten about once summer is over. There are plenty of ways to turn your balcony, terrace, or garden into a cosy perch so you can enjoy evenings in the fresh air. A covered balcony gives you an enclosed space that protects you from colder, wetter weather, like building pergolas over your garden or terrace. Add comfy outdoor sofas, paired with fur rugs and lanterns to lend a snug, alpine feel to your space.
Halloween doesn’t have to mean garish bright colours and plastic decorations: pastel pumpkins and homemade garlands can create a more grown-up style. Use ledges around your house, above fireplaces or around any panelling, to group together and show off your decorations and homeware. Tip: when adding objects to surfaces or tables always remember the rule of three.
A great way to bring warmth into your garden this Autumn is through outdoor fire pits and fireplaces. They’re a great way for friends and family to gather round and enjoy the Autumn evenings while still staying toasty. We love these modern sleek fire pits that are placed in the centre of tables surrounded by stylish glass walls. Perfect for toasting marshmallows, giving off heat without spitting embers—as well as being a statement piece.
