Autumn style decor: photo examples of home decoration

2024 Author: James Gerald | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-17 14:00

"Oh, leaf, oh, twig, oh, chestnut!" - shouts are heard in parks, alleys and streets. Children? No … Quite an adult ladies! They run among the foliage, bend over, pick up something and run again … and all because every autumn an ancient thirst for gathering awakens in women. Well, how to resist the variety of colorful attributes of the change of the season? Everything is dragged into the house - from acacia seeds to acorns. And how many leaves are in our apartments? Trees don't shed so much! A reasonable question arises: "How to fit the loot into the interior?"

Own "art gallery"

The easiest idea to implement is the organization of an art gallery. Among the finds, the brightest and most beautiful elements are selected (most often leaves are used), which are fixed in small frames and hung on the walls at different levels. Well, or placed on the shelves. In the latter case, you can “finish playing” the composition with a branch with bright berries, set in a discreet vase. This idea is good for any interior. Laconicism and minimalism are its main advantages.

Classics and surprises

However, the first thought that comes to mind when looking at the collected armful of autumn leaves fits into just one word: "bouquet". And it fits in the literal sense … with hands ahead of the brain. But do not be intimidated by the banality of this approach. The idea can be improved with a couple of design tricks. A transparent vase, moss, acorn caps as a base. The branches of a mountain ash or any other tree are the top of the composition. A couple of unusual elements can turn an ordinary bouquet into an original art object.

And in general, show more imagination when creating autumn still lifes: old buckets, jugs with broken handles, tubs, baskets and even … pumpkins - everything can be used.

By the way, the most unusual vases are made from the latter. For example, any simple container can be ennobled by creating a natural "cover" for it from acorns, pieces of bark, branches, vines. And what extraordinary vases are obtained if you use dried dyed corn cobs for decoration? Down with stereotypes - unexpected combinations are in vogue now!

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Pumpkin for mood

And if in the previous paragraph we casually mentioned melons and gourds … the topic can be developed, because pumpkins are very much loved by designers. And on the case! They come in different sizes, different shapes, different colors. Sometimes you don't even need to do anything - just introduce a couple of "vegetable" elements into the interior. And if they are covered with special paints (bronze, for example) or used as candlesticks, and mini-representatives as tablecloth weights or curtain pendants - then they have no equal in creating the best autumn mood in the interior.

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If you like leaves

OK, let's say you covered all the walls with leaf paintings, made all the tables with autumn compositions, filled all the pumpkin candlesticks with candles, but the natural materials that you accumulated in the house in the beginning of gathering were still not used up. What to do? We will only whip up imagination a little, and then it's up to you.

Remember childhood and labor lessons - was it difficult for you to come up with something unusual?

Wall panels - how many different variations you can think of if you try to create a picture from maple, acacia, oak leaves. Remember childhood and labor lessons - was it difficult for you to come up with something unusual? There were no templates and limitations in my head yet. So dare, awaken the creator in you!

In addition to panels, you can make deciduous bowls. The technique is simple: a cling film is fixed on a convex surface, on top in several layers, on PVA glue, leaves are attached, then everything is dried and covered with acrylic varnish. Want something bigger? Try string curtains. Pick up and hang a variety of elements in a row: chestnuts, acorns, branches, leaves - anything will do. For those looking to add a wintery vibe, Christmas wreaths are great! Master classes for their manufacture are visible and invisible. And the most spectacular wreaths are obtained using leaves, twigs, cones, bunches of dried berries, chestnuts and other autumn gifts.

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And let's not forget about the acorns

How many ways do designers suggest using acorns? They are used to make napkin rings, table decorations and candlesticks, and much more. We have no doubt that you will come up with something of your own - new and original. But even for those who are not sure of their creative potential, there is a way out - use non-standard elements. For example, you can put in a vase not dried flowers or leaves, but reeds or ears of corn. A small change, but an original autumn touch will be added to the interior.

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There are tons of ways to add seasonal colors to your surroundings. You just need to look at familiar things differently. Listen to yourself, it’s not for nothing that they say that autumn awakens something magical in every woman: the burning red and yellow colors of the leaves resemble flashes of fire … transfer this warmth to the family hearth and do it beautifully, even with designer chic!