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    Home » Home Decor And Tips

    A Touch Of Fall Home Tour

    Published by Pam Kessler | 735 words. · About 4 minutes to read this article. - 61 Comments

    I am so excited to show you my fall home tour this year! I mean, me and fall are best buddies.

    We go together like apple cider and hay rides.

    Indian corn and cornstalks.

    Pumpkins and mums.

    Well, come on in. Don't be shy. No need to take your shoes off, we're pretty casual around here.

    Fall front porch decor with a vintage flair @ houseofhawthornes.com

    (More fall porch decor can be found on my Fall On The Porch post
    This entryway table is a fun place to put seasonal decor.
    Fall home decor with a vintage flair @ houseofhawthornes.com

    Today it holds a vintage funeral basket filled with faux fall flowers. Some people call it a "florist basket" and if it makes you feel better, go right ahead. But to me they are funeral baskets!

    One corner of the entryway holds part of my picnic basket collection. Yogie Bear loves my house!

    I topped the baskets with my wooden toy barn that I showed you in my Dead People's Stuff post. (Are you getting the idea that I like fun titles?)

    Fall home decor with a vintage flair @ houseofhawthornes.com

    Going straight through the entryway is the living room.

    Fall home decor with a vintage flair @ houseofhawthornes.com

    If you look closely on the right hand side of the photo, you can see Sheba sleeping on the couch. With two dogs, it was practically impossible for me to take photos without someone's nose or butt in the shot.

    The yellow spindly legged table beside the well loved leather chair is one of my favorite auction finds.

    Fall home decor with a vintage flair @ houseofhawthornes.com

    As a matter of fact, if you are new here, you must know that the majority of the stuff in my house was found at thrift stores, estate sales and yard sales. I love a vintage vibe to my house and a cheap vintage vibe is even better.

    I would love, love, love to have a real mantel to decorate, but, alas, we have a wood stove.

    Fall home decor with a vintage flair @ houseofhawthornes.com

    So when it's not in use, I pretend that it is a 200 year old mantel with ornate carvings.

    All the stuff on top will have to go somewhere else in the next few weeks when we start firing this baby up.

    Fall home decor with a vintage flair @ houseofhawthornes.com

    Over my sofa you will find this lovely return air vent located so strategically above the sofa.

    Fall home decor with a vintage flair @ houseofhawthornes.com

    For years, I did nothing to this wall at all. That darn vent was stealing my mojo.

    And then one day I had just had enough and decided to show the vent who was boss. If you are just going to sit there all ugly like that, then I'll just make you blend in. Hah!

    Fall home decor with a vintage flair @ houseofhawthornes.com
    Fall home decor with a vintage flair @ houseofhawthornes.com
    Fall home decor with a vintage flair @ houseofhawthornes.com

    Another view of the room shows you the wall that leads back in to the entryway.

    Fall home decor with a vintage flair @ houseofhawthornes.com

    Fall home decor with a vintage flair @ houseofhawthornes.com

    Wow, my voice is getting hoarse from all this talking, so I think I'll let the kitchen photos speak for themselves, while I go get some OJ.

    Fall home decor with a vintage flair @ houseofhawthornes.com
    Fall home decor with a vintage flair @ houseofhawthornes.com
    Fall home decor with a vintage flair @ houseofhawthornes.com
    Fall home decor with a vintage flair @ houseofhawthornes.com
    Fall home decor with a vintage flair @ houseofhawthornes.com
    Fall home decor with a vintage flair @ houseofhawthornes.com
    Fall home decor with a vintage flair @ houseofhawthornes.com
    Fall home decor with a vintage flair @ houseofhawthornes.com

    The orange juice did the trick, now on to the dining room. AKA the room that gets used twice a year.

    Fall home decor with a vintage flair @ houseofhawthornes.com

    I wanted to do something other than orange and brown fall decor in here, since the rest of the house is filled with those colors. So I went with hydrangea, feathers and light neutral colors.

    Fall home decor with a vintage flair @ houseofhawthornes.com

    The centerpiece was made by taking three thrift store footed silver platters and stacking them on top of each other and then just wedging some fresh-off-the-bush Limelight hydrangea between the platters.

    Some feathers from Hobby Lobby were thrown in for good measure.

    The cabinet is my grandmother's and probably my most cherished possession. Of course, after my son. And my husband.

    But they're not actually "possessions", so yes, it's my most cherished possession!

    Fall home decor with a vintage flair @ houseofhawthornes.com

    Thrifted soup tureens, hedge apples and baby boo pumpkins make for an understated fall decor theme.

    Fall home decor with a vintage flair @ houseofhawthornes.com

    I could make up something fallish about the china dogs, but they are always there. I have a weird fascination/love affair with china dogs.

    The top shelf has another tureen, this time with dried hydrangea in it.

    Fall home decor with a vintage flair @ houseofhawthornes.com

    Oh, I almost forgot about my new baby. How cool is my green portable Royal typewriter.

    Vintage Royal portable typewriter @ houseofhawthornes.com

    I bought that for myself for my birthday and it was an absolute steal at a antique mall. In my A New Royal In The House post she had her own photo shoot and I went on and on about her.

    I set her up in the dining room, because she goes so well with the green of the Limelight hydrangea.

    A fall home tour with a vintage flair!


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    1. [email protected]

      September 23, 2013 at 9:03 pm

      Gimme that Lemonade clock girl!! 🙂 Really lovely home! Very welcoming and nicely displayed. Love all the dried hydrangeas...sold all the ones I had in my booth...you been in GA lately? Ha!
      I really enjoyed the tour of your home!!

      Reply
    2. Leslie Harris

      September 23, 2013 at 9:17 pm

      What a beautiful job you did Pam. I love all your vignettes, you've got such a great eye for styling. You've motivated me to get my home ready for Fall.

      Reply
    3. Richella Parham

      September 23, 2013 at 9:21 pm

      Everything looks really pretty all decked out for Fall. I must say, though, that my favorite thing may be those canisters. Those are wonderful!

      You know, my dogs never take their shoes off when they come in, either. Or even stop to wipe their feet!

      Reply
    4. Heather SettingforFour

      September 23, 2013 at 10:21 pm

      What a cozy home you've made! I really enjoyed your home tour - thanks for opening up your doors to us! I love all of the touches of autumn you added. Fabulous home tour!! xo Heather

      Reply
    5. Sharon @ mrshinesclass

      September 23, 2013 at 11:51 pm

      It's a good thing that this was a virtual tour because if I'd been there in person, you might have noticed a few things missing after I left.

      I love the comfort and warmth of your home!

      My favorite vignette with the leather chair with its postcard pillow and spindle leg table and the wood burner in the background.... coziness at it's best!

      Reply
    6. Christy Our Southern Home

      September 24, 2013 at 5:16 am

      Wow, wow, wow! I am absolutely in love with the fall entrance to your home. You have done such a fabulous job of incorporating simple fall touches inside and out of your home! Happy Fall!! ~Christy

      Reply
    7. Robin Johnson

      September 24, 2013 at 8:57 am

      Your home looks so cozy and festive looking. You did an amazing job getting it all ready for us to come traipsing through. I love, love, love all the wonderful vintage items you have so expertly decorated with. I'm like, I want that, and that, and that ...LOL!

      Reply
    8. Yvonne @ StoneGable

      September 24, 2013 at 11:47 am

      Very creative Pam! I love your fall organic touches mixed in with your everyday things. Masterfully done! LOVE the little red truck carrying a load of fall pinecones! Doesn't silver and hydrangeas go so well together? Beautiful!

      Reply
    9. Jamie-So Much Better With Age

      September 24, 2013 at 7:28 pm

      Beautiful fall home tour, Pam. I shared it on my FB page yesterday 😉
      Hugs,
      Jamie @ somuchbetterwithage.com

      Reply
    10. Marty Walden

      September 25, 2013 at 1:26 pm

      Beautiful job, Pam! I'm just getting around to everyone! I love your comment about the dogs. I have the same problem but it could be a cat or a dog! Photo bombers!

      I love your fall touches and I adore you grandmother's cabinet. What a precious heirloom. I love all your vintage accessories, too. Great job! Thanks for joining us!

      Reply
    11. THE FARMHOUSE PORCH

      September 25, 2013 at 3:44 pm

      Awww....you've added so many beautiful details. Every nook and cranny is filled with fall wonders. I love your creamy white dried hydrangeas, I just ordered some like that!

      ♥Linsey

      Reply
    12. NanaDiana

      September 26, 2013 at 12:19 am

      Pam- I love your home-it is warm and so you! I can see all those sweet collections that you kind of haul out one by one when you find them. Great old vintage canister set in the kitchen. We had one of those stoves in one of our places, too. I loved the heat and hated that I didn't have a mantle to decorate, too.

      Thanks for the tour, Pam. Now I can picture you sitting in your blogging chair when you post- xo Diana

      Reply
    13. [email protected]

      September 26, 2013 at 10:09 am

      That typewriter is pretty rockin! And I love your Fiestaware pitchers.

      Reply
    14. Jaybird

      September 26, 2013 at 11:24 am

      Absolutely charming!!! I love your ideas and decorating!!
      I wanted to share an idea we are using with some success....RE: The AIR vent :^)
      I took an old shutter that was approximately the same size as the vent cover...removed 3 of the vanes and opened the rest. I hung it sideways over the vent and made it part of a collage similar to yours. It works quite well and looks a lot better than the metal vent marring the wall.
      HTH, and blessings to you,
      J

      Reply
    15. Sue

      September 26, 2013 at 2:55 pm

      Your home is charming and I love all of your vintage finds. The picnic baskets especially caught my eye.

      Re the air vent problem, I love the above suggestion, but in the meantime, one thing we have done is remove the cover and spray paint behind it - either black to make it all disappear or the same color as your wall. It makes the dreaded vent blend in better. I feel your pain on this and really like your attitude to just go with it. Who designs these houses anyway:-)

      Reply
    16. Delores Arabian

      September 26, 2013 at 8:55 pm

      Thanks for the tour! Your home is so festive and I love how you staged your cabinet and love that darling turquoise typewriter! Glad I found you through the tour and All Things Home! ~Delores

      Reply
    17. Shannon Fox

      September 26, 2013 at 10:44 pm

      Pam, your pretty home definitely says Fall! Thanks so much for the tour. I loved your dried hydrangeas and that little crow at the front door. He was sop cute!!

      Reply
    18. Christine Vandormolen

      September 27, 2013 at 9:23 pm

      so many beautiful touches and details everywhere!!!

      Reply
    19. Sally Kelly

      October 07, 2013 at 2:51 pm

      Okay Pam, So I saw your house tour when you first posted it, but I am finally getting around to telling you "WOW! Great tour. Beautiful home! Thanks for sharing!" -- and also, just read your most recent post -- and I hope you're feeling better. I'm just getting over some head-cold crud, so I feel for ya! xo ~Sally

      Reply
    20. Deb

      October 30, 2013 at 3:39 pm

      I loved touring your lovely home. I am so weary of seeing everything painted white and I hope that trend has run its course. . I like the eclectic décor and the warm colors that you used. I get so much pleasure from looking at all the creatively decorated homes.

      Reply
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