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Fall House

 I love Fall here in the South.  It means cooler weather (and by cool I mean 70s/80s and no humidity), Jack's lacrosse games (now my favorite sport) and usually evenings by the fireplace in the backyard.
 I was so eager for it that I began my Fall decorating on the last day of August.  Now that it's almost October I'll have to get the Halloween decorations out to add to these.
 It's so fun to change up the colors a bit here and there and give a room a new look.
 The front porch will change as soon as we make the trip up to the Pumpkin Patch to get pumpkins but until then we'll focus on the fall blooms.
 My three-tiered plant stand has become my all-time favorite piece on my front porch. It's so easy to change up the look for each season or holiday and you don't even have to plant in it if you don't want (although I do try to plant the bottom bit with seasonal blooms).
 My favorite photo bomber!!
 Front entry way.
 Formal Dining Room
 Buffet
 Formal Living Room
I've really tried hard to keep it simple on my mantel but I'm still struggling.

I just love this metal bucket filled with fall colored blooms.  It really pops against the fireplace.

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