Now that summer is over, it’s time to get in full-time decorating mode. Fall, Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s- you’re home is going to be decked out for the next 5 months so get ready! No matter how big your mantle is (or your budget), you can create a beautiful focal point for your Fall decor. Keep reading for some gorgeous fall mantle designs!
Source: LittleBitsOfHome.com
1. Aqua & Orange Fall Mantle
I love non-traditional colors and especially this Aqua and Orange duo (probably because I have lots of teal in my home already- totally stealing this!). You may not normally pair these two colors, and probably not for fall, but that super fun “Hello Autumn” print is what really ties this whole look together. It’s clean, minimal and still totally festive.
Check out LittleBitsOfHome.com and the Etsy Shop where you can purchase this print!
Source: SerendipityRefined.com
2. Pallet Fall Mantle
This rustic fall mantle has us making heart eyes! The pallet is a handmade piece of decor that is the clear focal point of this bountiful fireplace. Even if you repurpose a pallet for your own design, use a large print or piece of artwork that just screams FALL! Then it’s only a matter of adding beautiful greenery like these pumpkins, gourds, berries. This is gorgeous enough to keep up on display through Thanksgiving!
Find more DIY projects, including lots of upcycles over at SerendipityRefined.com.
Source: LizMarieBlog.com
3. Simple Rustic Mantle
This mantle design is straight from the heart of Joanna Gaines! Magnolia wreath, shiplap, simple and rustic sign, and all that white wash! If you’ll also notice, this is actually a faux fireplace! Even if you don’t have a proper mantle, you can still have the mantlescape of your dreams with a little creativity.
Check out more beautiful shots of this amazing mantle at LizMarieBlog.com.
Karly Wood
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