2019 Farmhouse Fall Decor Ideas To Fall In Love With

Fall In The Farmhouse

Farm style decor is great any time of year, but it’s especially ideal for the harvest season, which already has so many natural elements.

Here’s how you can incorporate the farmhouse style in your fall home decor.

• Focus on warm, neutral colors combined with natural accents, like wood, twine, straw, burlap, cotton blooms, eucalyptis and of course pumpkins!
• When choosing pumpkins, go with the beautiful, fairy-tale, heirloom variety in unexpected colors, like white, cream, gray and light blue.
• Add a vintage element to your design by including something weathered, well-loved and rustic in your vignette.
• Look for vintage fall-inspired illustrations, paint-chipped framed wall art, chalkboards or old windowpanes.
• Repurpose those galvanized steel buckets, cans and mason jars, old wooden crates and other utility pieces in your decor.

In 2019, the fall farmhouse decor trends include fall greenery, shades of light blue and teal, vintage illustrations and bursts of plaid. Here’s how you can incorporate these trends in your decor this year.

1. Fall Greenery

Whether you’re decorating your dining room table or front porch, adding fall greenery accents will enhance and elevate your farmhouse design. These natural element can serve as the centerpiece or as additional decorative details in your decor adding color, texture and life.

Use fresh, dry or faux fall greenery in creative ways to add interest and dimension to your design. Look beyond ready-made flower arrangements and get creative with moss, dried grasses, fall leaves, pine cones, succulents and farmhouse staples, like cotton, boxwood and silver dollar eucalyptus.

Ornamental cabbage, kale and other fall harvest vegetables will add a lively touch to your pumpkin collection. Hearty mums will help add a pop of color.

Take a look at how this simple farmhouse front porch by Grace In My Space (pictured above) embodies an effortless style by incorporating fall greenery accents.

A wooden planter box with a fall design offers the perfect way to display your fall greenery. Fill it with miniature pumpkins and the fall greenery you find in your garden or neighborhood park. Or use a variety of succulents with moss tucked in between to create a unique fall centerpiece. The wood planter box can also hold mason jars filled with dried boxwood, eucalyptus or stems of cotton. The fall design can be customized with your choice of colors and words like thankful, grateful or blessed.

2. Shades Of Soft Blue & Teal

The modern farmhouse style embodies a neutral color palate with soft, muted shades occasionally accented with deeper hues. Think lots of white, cream and gray and natural wood accents with bold pops of black and charcoal.

This year, farmhouse fall decor also includes light blues and muted teals in a variety of creative ways. From pumpkins and beautifully elaborate tablescapes, to shelf and mantel decor, throw pillows, wall art, soft blue and teal can be a nice accent to traditional fall colors like orange, brown, gold and red.

See how Styled With Lace (pictured above) uses light blue and teal to create a dreamy fall farmhouse tablescape that’s perfect for Thanksgiving and other Autumn celebrations.

The “Thankful Grateful Blessed” quote is so perfect for the fall season nicely tying into the Thanksgiving holiday. The autumn inspired floral design in this wall art piece beautifully incorporates hues of light blue and teal along with soft grays and browns. The personalization option allows you to add your family name, first names or any other text you choose to make this piece more meaningful and special.

3. A Touch Of Classic Vintage Charm

Farmhouse decor emanates a classic, vintage feel. Things that look rustic and rural, repurposed and given new life. Think old glass mason jars, weathered barnwood, burlap fabric and galvanized steel used in a variety of creative and sometimes unexpected ways.

This fall, anything with that characteristic, antique, rustic charm is sure to make a big impact in your farmhouse decor. Look for designs that feature vintage-inspired illustrations with an autumn theme.

Check out House Of Hargrove’s stunning vintage farmhouse fall porch (pictured above) for more inspiration and ideas.

The classic fall vintage truck filled with pumpkins is a great feature in a fall farmhouse porch, foyer or entryway. The indoor/outdoor mat features a hand-drawn illustration that will pair perfectly with traditional fall colors as well as the trendy light blues and grays. The customization option leaves two lines of text open to add a fall greeting, family name and more.

This adorable, hand-drawn design is also available on throw pillows. Add one to a bench or chair to welcome guests to your home.

4. Rustic Fall Plaids

Plaids are big in the modern farmhouse this year, from bold buffalo check and gingham patterns, to more intricate houndstooth and tartan plaids. Plaids are being incorporated in a variety of colors and creative ways in fall decor on everything from wall art and throw pillows to napkins, kitchen towels, table runners and dishes. There are even plaid pumpkins!

If you love to DIY, head over to Wilshire Collections for a great tutorial on creating your own faux farmhouse pumpkins on a budget.

These pretty and practical flour sack towels feature a trio of colorful pumpkins in an assortment of plaid patterns. They’re available in three color combinations, including this blue and orange option, and can be customized with any text to include a name or a fun fall saying.

The design is also available on shelf blocks and doormats, so you can incorporate fall plaids in any space you’re decorating for fall.

Fall In Your Farmhouse

What fall farmhouse decor ideas have caught your eye this year? What decor accents are you incorporating in your autumn decor?

Share your ideas and inspiration in the comments or post a photo of your favorites on Instagram, Pinterest or Facebook. And make sure to check out other creative ways to decorate for Halloween and fall from blogger Danielle from the Bee-ing Mommy blog.

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