Via Elle Decor
Even though I love autumn, I have to admit that I'm still not thrilled about the loss of summer. Today was beautiful in New York (mid-70s and lots of sun) and the weekend looks to be perfect – one last dash of mild summer before the cold rushes in. Of course, once I'm fully entrenched in fall, I quite enjoy it! See last year's autumn activities: apple picking and pumpkin carving. Doesn't look so bad, does it? (Trying to convince myself....)
Many people, especially those of us with limited storage, stow away seasonal clothing, so each season, we have to set aside some time to pull out the bins, sort through the appropriate apparel and put away whatever's no longer weather-appropriate. Some people do the same thing with their homes. We have not gotten to that point just yet, but I do appreciate a nice, warm autumnal interior. Check out a few favorites:
Domino
The deep peacock blue window treatments add depth and a richness to this wide open space:
Amy Lau
Burnt orange is often the biggest autumn signifyer, but this Angie Hranowsky-designed interior feels woodsy and warm yet clean and bright without it:
Angie Hranowsky
Bunny Williams
The silk drapery, gilded mirror, antique rug and pops of peachy-orange are divine!
Via Canadian House and Home
So many of Ms. Griffin's interiors look warm and cozy. I particularly like this one because I've always wanted a window seat. And I love her mix of pattern and stripe:
Elaine Griffin
Ridder's interior brings in the chocolates and deep pinks but I still think it has a fall feel:
Katie Ridder
Ms. Wearstler never does anything half-heartedly:
Kelly Wearstler
Via Living etc.
Photo by Mark Lund
Martensen Jones Interiors
Can a powder room be autumnal? Why not?
Massucco Warner Miller
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