Autumn interiors
Tap into new season vibes with rich colour palettes, get cosy with texture and go glamourous retro…
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Touchy-feely
Tactile textures will add interest and cosiness to your homes in the colder months. Boucle, velvet, and corduroy are high on the wishlist. Bring in beautiful warm woods, whether that be a panelled pale wood wall or a deep walnut sideboard. Add a throw to beds and soft rug underfoot.
Pictured: Sweetpea & Willow / Soak&Sleep
See the light
As the nights draw in, look to create layered lighting schemes and bring in statement sculptural pieces. Natural materials such as alabaster offer a soft illumination. Tortoiseshell and amber glass adds autumnal elegance
Pictured: Heals / Click Style
Down to earth
Earthy shades like olive, rust and chocolate brown add a warmth to homes, offering an understated yet stylish comfort. Greens provide calming interiors through the autumn months. Go for sage or deep moss paired against wood.
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Shades of red
In fashion and interiors, we can’t get enough of red this season in various different guises. Sophisticated burgundy is trending – think sumptuous velvet sofas in this deep shade. Or use it for walls and go for a contrast with a little Pumpkin Spice in your interiors! Meanwhile, warming hues of terracotta are seeing a renaissance.
Pictured: Dunelm / Baked Tile Co
Retro vibes
Head back to the 1960s and 1970s for a nostalgic look that is perfect for autumn. Smoked and coloured glass add accents, and bold furniture takes centre stage.
Pictured: Furniture & Choice / Cult Furniture
Country living
While cottagecore is nothing new, this season we’re embracing all its chintzy charm can bring. There are whimsical elements, and no restraint when it comes to pattern on pattern, ruffles, and gingham. But while it is playful it is more farmhouse luxe than granny chic.
Pictured: Piglet in a Bed / Furniture Village
Create cosiness
Whether you want to curl up with a book or watch a film, create inviting corners with cushions and blankets. Bring in scented candles that reflect the season – or fake ones will also add a nice glow, and use seasonal foliage for wreaths and garlands.
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