Six Ways To Make Your Home Cozy For Fall
The best thing about fall is making your home warm, cozy, and inviting. You know you love a night where you can snuggle under a blanket, on the couch, with a fire going. And don’t forget the hot apple cider with a cinnamon stick. Here are six ways to make your home cozy for fall!
My number one item for making my home cozier for fall is a soft and pretty throw blanket. We have several in our home, but this one from Amazon is my favorite. It looks great in our sitting room and it is so soft. I love laying on the couch under this blanket watching a good movie.
A delicious smelling fall candle is the second item on my list. Whether it’s pumpkin, vanilla, apple, banana bread, or fireside, a good smelling candle is sure to have your home smelling good. And when your home smells good, it makes it a cozy place to hang out and curl up with a good book.
Speaking of books, they are the third item on my list. I love having books and magazines throughout my house. I like a mix of home decorating books, magazines, devotionals, and a best selling novel. I read more during the fall and winter months than any other time during the year.
This textured pillow is the fourth item on my list. I have shown y’all this one from Walmart multiple times and you always tell me how much you love it. I think textured pillows in warm colors just like this one are perfect for adding the right amount of cozy to your home.
Of course, a fall must have is a cute mug to drink your hot cider, coffee, tea, or hot chocolate out of. That is why it is the fifth item on my list. There are so many cute colors, patterns, and sizes of mugs to choose from. I love this pumpkin one from Home Goods and drink out of it almost daily during the fall.
Last on the list, are dried stems and fall florals. I love to display these throughout my home during the fall and I think they really do make a space just a bit more cozy. I hope this list of six ways to make your home cozy for fall has inspired you to curl up on the couch with a good book and a hot cup of coffee this fall season.
