Fall Season Inspiration: Interior Designs Featuring Fall Colors

Fall season inspiration is here! When apples and mums appear at our local supermarket, we know summer is coming to an end. The nights are getting cool and we’re starting to think about staying warm and cozy indoors.

Autumn is a gorgeous season, full of warm colors and wonderful smells. Bringing the shades of nature’s bounty indoors – dried leaves and grasses, pumpkins, chestnuts, acorns, pinecones and berries – is always a great idea for decorating your home.

Today, we share some of our favorite interior designs featuring vibrant hues and earthy autumn color palettes to help you get inspired and get your home ready for the new season.

NOT JUST RED AND ORANGE

Although there are some colors, such as red and orange, that automatically come to mind when we think of autumn colors, there are so many more that we can incorporate into our fall interior design.

We love decorating with fall colors because of their depth and extensive range of hues and tones. Nature is so amazing, transforming the landscape into a world of so many beautiful shades. Now you can bring them indoors with our fall season inspiration.

Cozy, warm and relaxing spaces can be created with the season’s vibrant hues and subtle neutrals. To help you get inspired in decorating for fall, check out these interior designs we have completed featuring these unique fall colors.

TOUCHES OF ORANGE

You can find different shades of orange in one of fall’s most iconic symbols: the pumpkin. Orange is one of the most predominant fall colors in nature as yellow and orange begin to show in the autumn leaves.

Before they begin to fall to the ground, we have just a few weeks to enjoy their splendor. There’s no better way to decorate with fall colors than to bring this gorgeous color indoors.

We added subtle hints of orange to this high-end living area, with its palette of warm grays and neutrals. The leather used on the head bolsters and club chairs is the perfect material for revealing the depth of saturation of this fall color, refracting light from below the leather’s surface.

Notice how we used just a dash of orange rather than have it predominate – it serves as the perfect color accent to this sophisticated space.

The ochre-colored leather chairs in this dining room represent a bolder approach. A transitional shade between golden yellow and light brown, ochre exudes a quiet elegance, transmitting warmth and vitality.

WARM BROWNS

The cozy browns of fall can be brought inside with the use of wood, as seen in this staircase space. The medium brown leather bench adds a touch of luster and elegance while capturing autumn’s majesty.

Next, in this dining room full of texture and depth, the wood dining table, door and ceiling panels create a cozy, fall-like feel. The warm brown colors stand out brilliantly against the cream and off-white background.

The warm browns and calming neutrals set the tone for this cozy, elegant bedroom. The browns evoke the color of acorns and pinecones, while the beiges pick up the hues of dried wheat and grasses. Notice how we added a splash of a classically fall color with the bright orange throw.

BURGUNDY RED

Deep red is an evocative fall color, reminding us of berries and turning leaves. In this sitting area, we used burgundy red leather on the armchairs to bring in that special fall-like look. It complements the multi-toned wood plank flooring and stairs by adding a subtle splash of autumn shades.

YELLOW

No fall design inspiration is complete without yellow, one of autumn’s most abundant colors.

In this staircase area, we used the yellow as a subtle reference in the giant glass light bulbs, which give off a light like the autumn fading sun reflecting off a tree branch full of turning leaves.

This curated group of decorative objects captures the brilliance of autumn’s splendor. We love its bright gold sunburst mirror and multi-colored glass vases. We love how their reflection on the wall behind them adds yet another layer of fall-like hues of yellow and amber.

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