8 Fall Decorating Trends That Add a Wow Factor

The key to great Fall decor is feeling warm and snug in your home — and that's exactly why Americana farmhouse style is big this season. Incorporating natural wood elements, animal motifs, and fresh Fall flowers is a simple way to add some great Fall style to your home.

This might be one of the most fun Fall decor trends! If you love mixing prints, patterns and colors, doing so with rugs is an unexpected and fun way to switch up your decor while saving money. Start with an inexpensive sisal rug that fills the space, then layer with a smaller rug to introduce pattern and color. There aren't a ton of rules when it comes to this trend, so have fun with it!

Are prints and bold colors not really your thing? Not to worry — on the other end of the spectrum of Fall decor trends is sticking to a neutral palette. Neutral doesn't have to mean white, and you can get creative with how you interpret this trend. Browns and grays are big this season, as is drawing inspiration from nature.

The possibilities with metallics are endless: statement lighting, knickknacks, and even furniture. Metallics make any space feel luxurious and glamorous. This season, don't feel limited just to bronze or gold either: rose gold and silver are making it big and allowing for even more creativity with this trend.

One of the easiest and quickest ways to update your space for Fall and take it through the Winter season is with plenty of plush cushions and throw blankets. Focus on rich textures like faux fur, cable knits, and velvet to really channel the Fall vibe. And don't worry about going overboard with this trend - more is more!

Gone are the days of solid accent walls — one of the biggest trends this season is using bold prints instead of a solid color. This trend is very versatile, encompassing bold geometric prints as well as softer floral motifs. Create your own with a stencil, or check out some great wallpapers to fit your space.

While metallics are in when it comes to knickknacks and furniture, matte black is in for fixtures. This is perfect for that farmhouse sink, but also works well with modern aesthetics. Matte black is a beautiful contrast to stark, shiny white bathrooms and kitchens and adds a bit of sophisticated flair to any space.

Most stylish kitchens we see these days have modern fixtures, modern appliances, and the newest gadgets. So if you want to tone down the modern vibe, one of this year's hottest trends is for you! Using vintage rugs in your kitchen adds pops of color and a whole lot of personality.