Top 7 Bedroom Decor Ideas for Fall
1. Monochromatic Palette
By monochromatic, we mean shades, tones, and tints of a single color. To make your bedroom into a sanctuary with a zen-like appeal, choose a completely monochromatic palette in a neutral shade. This doesn't restrict you to boring beige. While the most common neutrals are brown, white and black, this fall, the two most popular neutrals are gray and navy blue.
2. High Contrast
Another fall trend is a high-contrast design that combines a bold color with a basic neutral. This season, some of the new favorite accent colors are russet orange, scarlet red, golden lime, dark turquoise green and light blue. The red and lime inject energy and optimism into a room and are particularly attractive in modern interiors. The orange, green and blue can be cozy or tranquil and more suited to traditional or transitional design.
3. One-of-a-Kind Pieces
All good bedroom decor includes pieces that add depth and interest. This season, one-of-a-kind pieces, especially hammered metals and handcrafted wood, bring uniqueness to a bedroom.
4. Texture, Pattern and Shape
Add furnishings and soft goods such as linens in your chosen color palette or accent color in contrasting textures, patterns and shapes. Graphic, geometric and plaid patterns are on-trend this fall and add a modern touch when used together. When you combine pattern, texture and shape in a neutral palette, you keep the calm, soothing feel but create a great deal of visual interest.
5. Curated Look
Your bedroom is the perfect place to display a curated collection of metallic or wood decor. This is where your small, one-of-kind pieces can really shine. Consider displaying them on a gallery wall or on a metal tray on a dresser.
6. Mix and Match
Feel free to blend the old with the new, not only in your curated and one-of-kind pieces, but in all your bedroom furnishings. When the pieces suit you and don't just fit into a prescribed style, the room truly becomes yours.
7. Comfort and Warmth
The onset of fall brings the urge to curl up inside our homes. What better place to do that than your bedroom? Many of this fall's decorating trends make it easy to add warm, comfortable elements to your bedroom, without requiring a complete overhaul. If your room's ready for a new color palette, consider going monochromatic or monochromatic with high contrast — and be sure to add carpeting, upholstered furniture, linens and cushions for an eclectic mix of patterns, shapes and textures.
More Fall Bedroom Decor Ideas
Quench your thirst for fall home decor with a hot mug of pumpkin-spiced coffee . . . and these bonus tips for bedroom decor.
- Halloween shams + pillow covers: The great thing about shams and covers is that you don't have to buy a whole new pillow to make your room feel seasonal. Just unzip and switch out!
- A faux fur fall throw: Nothing is cozier than soft things! Add a faux fur throw blanket for instant fall vibes.
- Scented candles + string lights: Lighting is underrated and can affect vibes more than we realize. Use candles (make sure to get them in fall scents!) along with string lights for an extra dose of luminescense.
- Throw pillows in fall colors: Orange, red, brown + cream is all you need!
- A seasonal duvet cover: Like shams, duvet covers let you switch up your seasonal decor without needing to splurge on an actual insert.
- A headboard to match the color scheme: A cozy headboard can be just the thing for cozy fall bedroom decor.
- The official "Autumn decor bowl" (White pumpkins + pinecones): On a side table, place a bowl filled with miniature versions of these fall-ready favorites.
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