I'm sharing lots of ideas to creating simple farmhouse fall decor for a cozy home because don't we all need a little more cozy in our lives?!

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Believe it or not, about 90% of my blog images have been taken with my phone camera. I have to do a lot of editing to make them bright and crisp. But now, I'm getting beautiful images from my Nikon D-5500 and post-processing is so much faster because there's not a lot that needs tweaking!

Okay, on to my fall home tour. If you follow me on Instagram, you've probably seen most of these images on my feed already. Every year I try something just a little bit different, without going out and buying all new stuff. This year, I love the combination of blue with orange...you'll see!

I will link to specific projects below the image so you can reference those tutorials, as well as some of my favorite products in my home.

Fall Decor in the Kitchen

A sweet vintage throw and lots of pillows adds to the cozy factor in our breakfast nook.

Fall Decor in the Dining Room

My ruffled table runner is a reader favorite; so much so that I'll probably need to make another one and share the tutorial! It's easy and affordable because it's made from drop cloth. The neutral color is really perfect for every season...and the ruffles are just that sweet something extra!

I refinished my dining table and painted the legs and chairs when we bought them from a thrift store. Mr DIY had to cut out new seats for the chairs, and I recovered them in a large black and white chevron print. It was so much work, but considering we only paid $250 for the set (5 chairs, and table with 3 leaves), it was well worth the work and we still love it! We can open up the table right into the entryway when we have a lot of company.

Fall Decor in the Sunroom

For some, the kitchen is the heart of the home. Our kitchen is pretty small, but the sunroom...oh the sunroom! Everyone should have a sunroom! This has become one of our favorite spaces with the driftwood walls, the affordable farmhouse floors and cottage style with the painted dresser and vintage daybed. A favorite spot for napping, reading, coffee-sipping and puppy-cuddling!

Fall Decor in the Living Room

This room is off the sunroom; in fact, they share the large, double-sided fireplace that I whitewashed last year (I still can't get over that transformation)! We have done a lot to brighten this formerly dark space, including painting the dark wood paneling and wall of built-ins, and removing the carpet and installing farmhouse floors. It's worth the work when you spend a lot of time in a space!

Fall Decor in the Sitting Room

Fall Decor in my Office

I hope you've enjoyed this peek into our home, all dressed up for Fall! It's warm and cozy and we feel at home here! It's fun to add personality to your own spaces. Let me know if you try any of my DIY tutorials to cozy up your home!

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And I'd love to hear what you think of orange and blue for fall?
bringing beauty to the ordinary,

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