In most homes, the living room is home base for all things cozy, comfy, and welcoming. Whether you’re curled up with a good book, enjoying a movie with family, or gathering with friends for a glass of wine, the living room is the perfect place to express your personal interior design style. But sometimes it’s good to mix things up and when that time comes, we’re often searching for inspiration and guidance. Which is why, with the turning of the new year, we’ve tapped designers to share some of the most popular living room decor ideas for 2025.

Whether you’re looking to make a few little tweaks here and there or want to revamp the whole thing, our experts Jenna Morrow of Morrow Design Studios, Theresa Butler of Theresa Butler Interiors, Lauren Lerner of Living with Lolo and Tina Guevara of Juliette Sebastian Interiors shared the living room decor ideas they’re excited to see come to fruition in 2025. If you’re ready to transform your living room and refresh your space in the new year—read on.

image above: Hayley Pannekoecke’s beachy home tour

The Best Living Room Decor Ideas for 2025

2025 continues to be a year of bold design trends. We’re staying both fearless (moody hues, rich color palettes and curated maximalism) and soft at the same time (earth tones, curves, calm spaces). Interior trends move a bit slower than fashion trends, since we’re not completely re-styling our homes every year. 2025 is an extension of last year—we’re collectively craving highly personalized, peaceful spaces. Especially living rooms.

So why make a change? Think of your living room as a sanctuary for comfort and inspiration. It’s a place where the best ideas make their appearance in a less-intimate environment than the bedroom. Living room decor speaks to stylistic choices made from a place of comfort that simultaneously reflects the energy you want to wake up to each morning. With this in mind, we love incorporating new trends into your lived-in space without completely overhauling the vibe.

The idea of re-vamping a frequented space is always appealing, yet our designers note that incorporating the living room decor ideas for 2025 can be done with a few subtle shifts. However you’re looking to switch up your space in the year to come, there’s bound to be a trend for you.

Color Drenching

Last year, deep, bold hues re-entered the interior world in a big way. The moodiness isn’t going anywhere in 2025. One way to make a large impact in your living room is to try color drenching—another big trend for the year. 

“Don’t be afraid to play with bold but muted colors in a room’s entirety by color drenching it,” Morrow says. “Commit to painting the walls, trim, and ceiling in one color to add dramatic flair to the space.” Not sure what color to start with? If you’d like to go dark, Morrow suggests navy. “This is a shade that’s bold but sophisticated,” she says.

Statement Stoneware

Maximalist style continues to be popular this year, and if you’d like to ease in with a statement piece for your living room, Guevara suggests looking at stoneware. “Natural stone with bold veining—travertine, marble, and onyx—is taking center stage in coffee tables, fireplaces, and decor,” she shares.

While it’s perhaps easier to think of stone in kitchens and bathrooms, don’t underestimate it as an excellent focal point in your living room. Guevara suggests pairing stone with soft textures like wool or boucle to keep it from feeling too cold.

Monti Coffee Table

$599 at West Elm

Curved Furniture and Decor

Have you heard? Hard edges are out. Curves are being fully embraced and incorporating soft edges into your living room will make it all the more cozy. Morrow suggests curved furniture for your living room, like a sofa or chair. “These pieces will create a welcoming and cozy space that’s easy to flow through—whether it’s just you at home or you and your closest friends,” she shares.

Not in the market for new furniture? Morrow suggests curved decor too. “You can also add decorative pieces that are curved such as curved statement lighting, oval accent trays on the coffee table, and round accent pillows,” she continues.

Healdsburg Small Wicker Swivel Chair

These woven rattan lounge chairs elevate any living space with sophisticated architectural lines and earthy handwoven texture. A swivel base and creamy cushions make them comfortable for lounging—and we love them as a pair.

$1,295 at Casa Zuma

Penn Ottoman

A cushy, inviting spot for your lazy Sundays, this ottoman will subtly soften your living room.

$159 at West Elm

Hand-Crafted, Artisanal Furniture

If you’re on the hunt for new living room furniture this year, be on the lookout for hand-crafted, artisanal pieces that will last a long time. “Cheap, mass-produced furniture is on the decline as sustainability and high-quality craftsmanship take center stage,” Butler says. “I think people are seeing the value in investing in quality pieces that can be passed down from generation to generation. People are looking to get more from their furniture.”

Morrow agrees. “Hand-crafted furniture will add uniqueness to your space as hand-crafted pieces vary,” she says. “One coffee table style made by the same artisan will contain slightly different appearances due to being hand-crafted.”

Sol Coffee Table

$795 at Casa Zuma

Biophilic Design

If your living room doesn’t have any plants, this is the year to add some greenery to your space. Guevara suggests bringing the outside in to create a peaceful, happy living room. “The biophilic movement is becoming a big focus in 2025, as it shows how connecting with nature at home can improve your mental health and lower your stress,” she says. “Studies show that being around greenery reduces stress, boosts your productivity, and improves your mood.”

Even if real plants aren’t your thing, or perhaps your living room doesn’t have much natural light, faux plants will work as well. Even adding green drapes or accent pillows to your sofa can create more calm in your space.

Olive Tree

$75 at The Sill

Wallpaper

“Wallpaper is experiencing a resurgence, bringing fresh excitement to the design world—and it’s already here,” Butler exclaims. As someone who wallpapered her office for her birthday last year, I can attest to this. Wallpaper in your living room would make a huge impact on your space. 

 “Today’s wallpaper comes in a variety of colors, textures, and patterns, and it’s being used not just on vertical walls, but even on ceilings,” Butler continues. “Its revival unlocks endless opportunities for incorporating texture, color, and pattern into spaces, encouraging more creative and bold design choices.”

Rhode Garden Wallpaper

$229 at West Elm

Earth Tones

Switching up your living room color palette is a great way to revamp your living room, whether your budget is big or small. Not sure what colors to look for? In 2025, warm neutrals and earth tones are a great place to start. “Earthy color palettes will reign in 2025,” Guevara says. “Colors like terracotta, muted greens, beige, caramel, and even brown will appear in fabrics, rugs, and decorative pieces.”

One way to add earth tones to your living room is to use natural elements like wood, stone or woven materials in both your furniture and decor. Natural materials look beautiful against neutral color palettes, especially when there is a pop of green from a plant nearby.

Textura Side Table

Inspired by the rich craft traditions of Mexico, this handwoven and handcrafted side table brings striking design and high-texture to an entryway, living room, or bedside table. The clean-lined beechwood frame, expertly wrapped with natural seagrass rope, blends modern design with artisanal excellence.

$795 at Casa Zuma

Textura Bench

This handcrafted bench brings striking design to your living room coffee table. Stack a few books and a vase—giving this beautiful bench room to shine.

$1,095 at Casa Zuma

Highly Personalized Space

The one trend that is holding strong in 2025 is highly personalized spaces. That is—tossing trends to the side and embracing the colors and textures you love. “Living rooms are becoming injected with more character, moving away from solely light and bright interiors by introducing darker, more dramatic tones that captivate and feel more intimate,” Lerner says.

So if you love stripes, deep purple, or that cool art you found at the flea market—add it to your home. Unique furniture? Lerner says go for it. “For furniture, unconventional designs and curves that offer both aesthetic appeal and comfort are being embraced as people increasingly opt for bolder choices that can serve as a unique form of art.”

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Coffee table books tell a lot about a person. They hint at values, goals, or simply what someone finds interesting. My set features interior design, self care, and Taylor Swift. That says a lot about me!

If you’re a design lover, a curated collection of coffee table books is a great way to show off your passions and get inspired. They can be a source of ideas for a future design refresh, or a way to unwind during a quiet afternoon. And when they’re not in use, they make quite the stylish decor objects. Complete your set with 11 different coffee table books to choose from, including Camille’s picks. I’ve separated them by genre, ensuring there’s a little something for everyone.

Mediterranean Design

If salty air, crystal blue waters, and olive trees make you swoon, then pick up Camille’s choice of The Mediterranean Home. Mediterranean interior design is light and airy, inspired by the coastal lifestyle of seaside towns. This coffee table book tours homes set in locales like Greece, Portugal, and Italy, where indoor-outdoor living is a way of life. So if you’re looking to follow suit, this book could be perfect. But keep in mind that The Mediterranean Home is published in Europe, so the title on the spine will appear upside-down when laid flat on a surface. 

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Serena and Lily

The Mediterranean Home

$75 at Serena and Lily

Taschen

Great Escapes Mediterranean

$60 at Bloomingdale's

gestalten

The New Mediterranean

$60 at Karen Kane

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Surf Shacks

The surfer lifestyle is famous for its laid-back feel and connection to nature, which appeals to anyone who lives near or far from the shore. Filled with eclectic homes nestled in beach towns, cabins in Hawaii, and even New York City apartments, Surf Shacks is all about how surfers live with the waves in mind. And even if you’ve never surfed, the aesthetic can still be for you. After all, who doesn’t love the look of an endless vacation? Stack these titles beneath shells, or keep them next to a worn-in leather chair—both are casually cool.

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gestalten

Surf Shacks Vol. 2

$75 at Kate Marker Home

West Elm

Surf Shack

$35 at West Elm

Assouline

Byron Bay

$105 at Neiman Marcus

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Modern Desert

Oasis: Modern Desert Homes Around The World is an ideal option for those drawn to the landscapes of New Mexico, Chile, Texas, and Peru. Camille’s home is full of modern desert design, as is Casa Zuma, so no wonder she suggests this book! The pages take a peek at sun-drenched homes with beautiful architecture in arid locations all over the world. This design style is all about honoring this aesthetic with warm whites, rich hues, and plenty of natural light.

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Oasis: Modern Desert Homes Around the World

$40 at West Elm

Countryside Style

An English countryside home is utterly charming. Their famously lived-in details make small to large estates feel cozy. Camille likes Rural Retreats, a gorgeous look into countryside living. Unfortunately, it’s out of print, but there are other options that show the craftsmanship that country homes have in spades: overstuffed armchairs, walls full of books, and lots of vintage accents. If you’re craving cozy spaces, this is for you.

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Serena and Lily

English Country House Style: Traditions, Secrets, and Unwritten Rules

$55 at Serena and Lily

Serena and Lily

Country Life

$39.99 at Serena and Lily

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California Casual

Jake Arnold is an LA-based interior designer who blends California styling with classic European vibes. His coffee table book, Redefining Comfort, explores nine different projects that exemplify his casual-cool approach, including insights like mood boards, sketches, and swatches. In other words, California style lovers will take this as an informative and inspiring read.

Shope Redefining Comfort

Redefining Comfort

$60 at Crate and Barrel

Environment-Based Design

The best interiors often reflect their immediate surroundings. A lakeside cabin, a city loft, or a farmhouse has aesthetic opportunities baked in! Camille picks Sense of Place: Design Inspired By Where We Live for style that sticks close to home. Authors Caitlin Flemming and Julie Goebel showcase 20 examples and discuss how each one pulls from its distinct environment. This book will help take your own neighborhood into account during the design process.

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Sense of Place: Design Inspired By Where We Live

$50 at Crate and Barrel

 

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The start of a new year brings fresh design trends, including exciting paint colors for 2025. While you don’t need to overhaul your entire home, embracing a fresh coat of paint is an easy and affordable way to give your space a new look. Paint has a powerful impact on any room, making it the perfect way to bring a new vibe into your home in the coming year.

We turned to designers for the paint colors and styles they say will come out on top in the year ahead, and we’re pretty excited about these predictions. Why not go a little bolder and more vibrant at home—or try a warm neutral if you always go for color? No matter your aesthetic, you can infuse your space with fun by trying any one of the trending looks below.

Photo by Brian Wetzel for our home tour with Far Studio.

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Color Drenching

Going all in with one color on the walls, trim, and ceiling—otherwise known as color drenching—will continue to be big next year, according to many designers. 

“The paint can be all the same sheen, or, my personal favorite way to do it, is different sheens on the three different surfaces,” explains Suzan Wemlinger, the founder of Suzan J Designs. “Take things a step further and color drench a room using lacquer—now that would be a statement room!”

Pops of Chartreuse

Say hello to vibrant green in 2025. Amy Youngblood, the founder of Amy Youngblood Interiors, is all about going bold with chartreuse. “Chartreuse is a unique combination of yellow and green that is energizing but not too bright,” she says. “I think it adds a backdrop of fun and tropicality to a room, especially when pairing it with more neutral-based furniture.” 

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Painted Trim

On a related note, Kerri Pilchik, the founder of Kerri Pilchik Design, agrees that painting trim in the same or a similar color as the walls is going to be an increasingly popular technique. “White trim now looks almost unfinished in a room,” she says, noting that painting the trim in a different finish than the walls—such as full gloss—is a smart move. 

Kelley Gable, the founder of Gable Interiors, also believes that contrast and accent trim will reign supreme. “Gone are the days of an accent wall and in its place is accent trim,” she says. 

Two-Tone Cabinetry

Spice things up a bit in your kitchen with a new cabinetry approach. “We’ll see an explosion of dual-toned painted cabinetry,” notes Melissa Oholendt, the founder of Oho Interiors. She’s referring to instances where the cabinet fronts are painted one color and their insides are a contrasting color, or one color is used on a cabinet door or drawer front and molding trim in another color complements it.  “We’ve seen this done on furniture for years now but it has started to make its way into built-in pieces and I couldn’t love it more,” the designer says.

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Pretty Purple

People won’t be shying away from purple next year, either, shares Sallie Lord, the founder of GreyHunt Interiors. “Purple is coming in hot,” she says. “Mixed with colors like chartreuse, greens, yellows, and more, it’s a strong debut for this coming year.” 

Wemlinger foresees a greater use of aubergine, plum, purple, and mauve next year. “It’s not for everyone, but when it’s the right call for a room, it can make a big impact,” she says. “I think consumers are ready for color but don’t necessarily want ultra bold or bright colors; they still want to be able to come home to their sanctuary and relax.”

Lots of Light Green

Green, in many different forms but especially in lighter shades, will be majorly making waves next year, Lord says. “Mint greens and green teals are coming in strong.” Embrace the classic coastal-inspired look no matter where you live by weaving one of these shades into your home.

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Almost a year ago, I decided to take my living room walls from a crisp white to a deep, moody blue (Benjamin Moore Midnight, to be exact), and I haven’t looked back. Moody paint colors can completely transform a space, bringing depth, drama, and dimension—especially in small New York City apartments like mine. While dark walls aren’t for everyone, they offer a bold alternative to the neutrals we see everywhere these days. Plus, if you’re a renter like me, paint is an affordable way to make your space feel more custom without worrying about your security deposit. It’s the easiest way to feel like you’ve moved into a brand-new home without going anywhere!

If you’ve been thinking about painting your space a darker color but are wavering a bit, that’s understandable, too. Here, you’ll find valuable tips from interior design pros regarding everything you need to think about when it comes to dark paint. But remember: it really is just paint—if you change your mind in six months, so be it!

Featured image from our interview with Kate Arends by Suruchi Avasthi.

Be Mindful About Stopping Points

If you’re going dark in a room that’s part of an open floor plan, this tip from designer Anna Baraness is a key one. “It’s important to consider the starting and stopping points of the dark paint as it transitions into the adjacent spaces, especially if those adjacencies are painted a light color,” the founder of Studio AK Interiors explains. “Ideally there is a cased opening, corner bead, or other architectural detail that creates a natural stopping point and logical transition to a different wall color,” she says.

Look to Your Room’s Size and Lighting

Dark paint colors are by no means one size fits all. “Bright spaces thrive with bold blues or greens for drama, while warm browns or plums bring cozy vibes to dimmer rooms,” explains Elle Cole, the founder of Elle Cole Interiors. Of course, anyone taking on a paint project should always pick up swatches of the shades they’re considering and take note of how they appear at different times of day prior to committing to a color.

Color Drench

Sarah McCarty, the founder of Sarah McCarty Interiors, likes the idea of color drenching a room with a deep hue, painting the walls, ceiling, and trim all in one shade. “Change the sheen to add some dimension,” she says. “This not only creates a cohesive look, but a major vibe shift!” 

Add Wainscoting

On the other hand, maybe you’re not ready to go all in with a dark color. In this instance, you can always add wainscoting to create a two-toned look, notes Rebecca Ward. Doing so will “break up the dark wall color,” she says, though keep in mind that it’s a tactic better left to those who own, not rent! “This approach works beautifully in dining rooms,” adds the founder of Rebecca Ward Design. 

Decorate Like a Pro

You’ll want the furniture and accessories you choose for your space to nicely complement the dark paint color you select. “Pair dark walls with light furniture and rich textures to keep the space striking yet inviting,” Cole offers. 

Metallics and prints also make for great accents. McCarty recommends going for metallic-colored statement art, throw pillows, or window treatments, adding in some warm-toned lighting, and bringing in a patterned rug to round out a room with dark walls. 

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My ideal December reset day includes dreaming up home projects for the new year. All of this scheming goes hand in hand with design trend predictions, naturally. As someone who writes about interiors, I love chatting with designers during this time of year to get their take on what’s to come. According to them, we’re moving full steam ahead toward comfort, wellness, and personalized spaces at home, and I for one, am here for it.

Ahead, see what 2025 design trends the pros are predicting will be big in the year ahead. From elevated textures, creamy neutrals, and bold color palettes, there’s truly something for everyone in 2025. 

Featured image from our interview with Brian and Jessie De Lowe by Michelle Nash.

Warm Minimalism

Since brown has been having a moment all year, it came as no surprise when Pantone announced 2025’s color of the year, Mocha Mousse. Creamy neutrals like Mocha Mousse create inviting, beautiful, luxe spaces and Stephanie Wiott of Stephanie Wiott Designs is predicting warm color palettes paired with minimalism will be everywhere next year. “Minimalism in 2025 isn’t about stripping everything down to the bare essentials. It’s about embracing simplicity with warmth and texture,” she shares. “We’re leaning into creamy beiges, terracotta accents, and organic materials like raw wood and stone.”

Does this trend sound vaguely familiar? Camille has embraced warm minimalism for years. Her home embodies warmth and coziness, and her spaces ooze comfort without chaos. Consider decluttering your space and adding natural materials and textures to your home in 2025 if warm minimalism sounds alluring.  

Wellness Spaces

An at-home spa? Yes, please! Many 2025 design trends are focused on self-care and well-being—think saunas, cold plunge rooms, and steam showers. “Everyone is looking for spa-like indulgences in the comfort of their home,” Nicole Hirsch of Nicole Hirsch Interiors states. “People are seeking to carve out spaces in their basements to create these little retreats.”

Ever since the pandemic, the desire to stay home hasn’t wavered. The goal has become to stay put and create luxurious spaces with wellness amenities at home. In addition to at-home spas, home gyms, yoga rooms, and meditation spaces continue to be popular. Ah, bliss.

Soft Curves and Organic Shapes 

One trend that is especially striking is the rise of curved edges. “We’re moving away from sharp lines and rigid forms toward furniture and decor with soft, organic shapes,” Wiott says. Distancing ourselves from straight, uniform lines pairs perfectly with peaceful, cozy environments that encourage us to sit back and unwind.

“Curved sofas, arched doorways, and sculptural lighting create an approachable, relaxing atmosphere,” Wiott continues. “These shapes inspire comfort and ease—something we value deeply when designing spaces.”

Comfort and Durability

Gone are the days where rooms at home feel fancy, stuffy, and reserved for special occasions. 2025 design trends are all about marrying comfort and style. “More than ever, clients are requiring their homes to be not only visually appealing, but for the pieces to be comfortable and durable,” Hirsch says. “It’s not an either or. With the vast range of performance fabrics and durable metals, stones, and wood finishes, your furniture should check all the boxes.”

There are plenty of options for comfy, high-quality textiles that are built for wear and tear. Textured neutrals especially, will be everywhere, according to Hirsch. “May this trend never go away,” she says. “Combinations of luxe fabrics and finishes create a serene environment.”

Statement Stonework

All three designers I chatted with predict that stoneware will be incredibly popular in 2025, but with a twist. “Colorful natural stones will be front and center, appearing in furniture, countertops, and accessories to add vibrance,” Danielle Chiprut of Danielle Rose Design Co. shares. “Expect to see kitchens and bathrooms incorporating stones like onyx, green marble, or colorful quartzite to create unexpected focal points that blend organic appeal with striking hues.”

Wiott agrees. “Stone is no longer confined to countertops—it’s becoming a bold design statement,” she says. “Whether used for floors, feature walls, or sculptural pieces, veined marbles, and textured stones bring elegance and movement into interiors.” 

In search of more ideas for statement stonework? “We are really leaning in on using one-of-a-kind marble slabs not just in bathrooms or kitchens, but on furniture pieces and bars—unique color stones with bold lines,” Hirsch recommends. 

Bold, Saturated Colors

Even as warm neutrals continue to be popular, 2024 brought a resurgence of color and maximalism that is here to stay. “Deep, saturated tones like forest green, midnight blue, and aubergine will dominate in 2025,” Wiott states. “We layer textures within these palettes to create intimate, reflective spaces—perfect for bedrooms, libraries, or studies.”

Allowing your personality to shine through your home is always on trend, but playing with color, jewel tones specifically, will be especially popular in 2025. “These dramatic shades will show up on feature walls, upholstery, and even art pieces, infusing spaces with energy and personality,” Chiprut says. “It’s all about making a statement while adding warmth and sophistication.”

Artisan, Hand-Crafted Furniture 

Maximalism lends itself to highly personalized spaces, but there are other ways to infuse your own unique touch. Namely, custom furniture designed specifically for your home.  “We’re seeing a huge push toward pieces that are hand-crafted and look as such,” Hirsch says. “Think gorgeous custom wood stains, organic shapes, and pieces specially made to fit a space.”

Customized furniture can make your house feel like a home, especially knowing you own a one-of-a-kind piece. Connect with local artisans to design a piece of furniture you love, or be on the lookout for makers who work with natural materials. Casa Zuma is a wonderful example, as they design and source beautiful handmade products.

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Casa Zuma x Woven

Textura Side Table

$795 at Casa Zuma

Casa Zuma x Woven

Healdsburg Dining Chai

$895 at Casa Zuma

Casa Zuma x Woven

Sol Side Table

$395 at Casa Zuma

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When it comes to answering the “What should I bake, decorate, DIY, or do today?” question, there’s no shortage of inspiration to spark creativity. As the holidays approach and I dive into food prepping, gift wrapping, and making the house feel warm and inviting, I find myself most excited about setting the table for the big Christmas day meal. With the season in full swing, I’m gathering all the Christmas table setting ideas to make this year’s celebration extra special.

8 Christmas Table Setting Ideas to Elevate Your Holiday Meal

I’m sure many of you agree that there’s nothing better than pairing delicious food with a stunning setting (plus, all the loved ones you can fit around your table). When all is said and done, the real reason we go to the effort of dressing up our homes for the holidays is to get cozy with friends and family. While presence is key, I love to document all the fun to be had in the form of way too many photos. An aesthetically pleasing backdrop to all that merrymaking is just the icing on the cake.

Whether you’re going for minimalist, whimsical, or farmhouse-chic, you’ll find exactly what you’re looking for here. I’ve rounded up my favorite Christmas table setting ideas for all the inspo you need.

Neutral & Natural

If you want to make your guests feel like they just stepped into the chicest Christmas-themed fairytale possible, here’s your answer. I love the balance of a neutral palette mixed with a tangle of fresh and varied greenery for natural vibrancy. Everyone at your table is guaranteed to feel right at home (while simultaneously wondering if they were magically transported to Denmark for dinner).

Handmade-Chic

I can certainly get on board with a picture-perfect holiday home. Satisfying symmetry and coordinated colors are a balm for my Type A soul, but as I learn to embrace the principles of wabi-sabi, I’m all about finding the magic in the inexact, impermanent, and incomplete. While I appreciate the beauty of aesthetically-pleasing decor, nothing comes close to the pleasure of embracing a perfectly imperfect vibe.

Scandinavian-Inspired

There’s a reason we’re all a little more than obsessed with Scandinavian design, food, and philosophy. With comfort and consolation at the center of this way of being, it’s no wonder the approach to decor puts you immediately at ease. The incorporation of unexpected florals, a monochromatic place setting, and a few small taper lights dotted across the table is pure low-key holiday dinner magic. Warm hues are the driving forces of this color palette, helping you drift off to a Danish-inspired dreamland.

Farmhouse Christmas

Looking at this picture alone transports me immediately to the New England countryside, with idyllic images of a snow-white holiday, carolers, and a Christmas Kringle for breakfast dancing about in my head. If that sentence alone perfectly encapsulates your ideal Christmas, let this table be your guide. This table is all about streamlined, easy-to-recreate simplicity. Simple florals in a white pitcher, rattan accents, and texture is key to making it happen.

Whimsically Woodland

Here, the interplay of textures and aesthetics feels wonderfully classic and cohesive. This table evokes a harmonious sense of peace by weaving green into the garland and place settings. I love the woven chairs to accent the natural vibe and the linen tablecloth to tie everything together.

Minimalist & Monochromatic

While black and white can seem a little stark, this table does an impressive job of weaving a little whimsy into its composition. Wine glasses in an unexpected shape and modern taper holders offer a dynamic display and set the stage for a beautiful meal. And remember: when the food looks this good, you’re more than welcome to have it double as a centerpiece.

A Not-So-White Christmas

If you’re not waking up to snow on Christmas morning this year, why not keep the dream alive indoors? A winter white table gets a little interest and festive flair from pomegranates and a runner of greenery (with a little more woven into the place setting just because). How’s the song go again? I’m dreaming of a white Christmas…

Forest Vibes

This year, Camille’s Christmas decor is all about pairing a neutral color palette with a natural, from-the-forest aesthetic. While artificial accents can sometimes be a necessity, this look achieved a woodsy vibe with all the real greenery, long tapered candles, and natural DIY place settings for good measure. With a fire quietly crackling in the background, you might just think you’re in the middle of the forest yourself.

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Decorating your home is fun any time of year, but there’s something special about decking the halls come December. The cozy season is well underway and there’s no better salve for the shorter, darker days than illuminating your home with candles and twinkly lights galore. And while I love nothing more than a good old browse-and-buy-everything-in-sight Target trip, there are more sustainable and affordable ways to up the festive ante. DIY Christmas decorations, anyone?

Featured image from Anastasia Casey’s holiday home tour.

25 DIY Christmas Decorations to Bring the Festivity Home

When the final month of the year hits, you can catch me crafting ornaments, homemade gifts, and garlands of all stripes. As I type away, I have dried oranges cooling on the stovetop and just put up my ornamental stars in the windows. During this season of holiday markets, Christmas movie marathons, and abundant baking, it can be gratifying to contribute to the festivities with a little handmade, festive flair.

So let’s get to making that magic together. Below, I’m sharing my favorite DIY Christmas decorations that I found through my hours of Pinterest scrolling (please tell me you can relate). They span minimalist and maximalist aesthetics, traditional Scandinavian designs, and advent calendars you won’t believe you made yourself. Let the crafting begin!

Upcycled Velvet Christmas Trees from Collective Gen

This upcycled velvet Christmas tree DIY transforms fabric scraps into festive holiday decor. By using leftover velvet and a few simple tools, this project creates elegant, textured trees perfect for tabletops or mantels. It’s a sustainable, stylish way to bring cozy charm to your holiday decorations.

DIY Dried Orange Wreath from The Merrythought

Dried oranges are a holiday staple, and we love all of the many ways they can show up in your holiday decor. Take, for example, this sweet and simple wreath. It makes an aesthetic statement—while also showcasing the season’s biggest trend. Bows!

DIY Modern Advent Calendar from Homey Oh My

Still don’t have your advent calendar up yet? Gather the minimal materials list and get crafting. This sweet little calendar lets you hide a small treat in each pouch. A piece of candy, a little loving note—anything! Let the season’s magic inspire you.

DIY Air Dry Clay Christmas Village from Alice & Lois

If your Pinterest feed looks anything like ours, then it’s likely filled with tons of white DIY Christmas villages. And while the majority look complex with all the cutting and glue, this one couldn’t be easier. Air-dry clay makes it happen.

3D Cardboard Stars from Collective Gen

This creative DIY is a brilliant way to use the (many) boxes that clutter our homes during the holiday season. It turns simple materials into stunning, geometric holiday decor. Using recycled cardboard, paint, and a few easy steps, you can craft stars perfect for hanging or tabletop displays. It’s an eco-friendly way to add festive charm to your home this season.

DIY Gold Wreath & Gold Garland by Sugar & Cloth

For a more formal, gilded look, go with this gold wreath and garland pairing. It adds such a lovely sparkle either indoors or out. The hardest part of this DIY Christmas decorating is braving the cold to spray the paint outside.

Heirloom Advent Calendar DIY from A Beautiful Mess

Kiddos will delight in this stocking-filled advent calendar. The pastel stockings and unfinished wood give it a rustic, approachable look that adds so much character to any holiday set-up. This is a DIY that you’ll be sure to put up year after year.

Fluted Christmas Tree from Collective Gen

If you’re skipping the real tree this year but don’t want to splurge on a faux option (they can be pricey!), go the DIY route. I love the Nordic vibe of this fluted tree that draws upon one of the year’s biggest design trends in a creative way. Are you ready for the secret to this gorgeous Christmas craft? Roller blinds!

DIY Colorful Christmas Village from Studio DIY

DIY Christmas decorations add such a lovely, personal touch to your space. And while I didn’t grow up with a Christmas village, I love putting up this one each year. As someone who is drawn to bright and bold colors, I feel like this project was intended just for me.

DIY Christmas Table Wreath from Alice & Lois

You have a wreath on your front door, hanging in the hallway, placed above the mantel… but your table needs one, too! To fill in the gaps, this minimalist wreath makes the perfect centerpiece.

DIY Paper Bag Stars From The Merrythought

Paper bag stars are everywhere right now. I’d like to think it’s because they’re beautiful while also being incredibly easy to make. If you have a pack of paper bags, glue, scissors, a hole punch, and string, then you’re ready to go. Stars look beautiful hung in the windows or staggered together above the dining room table.

DIY Advent Calendar From Honestly WTF

Beautiful advent calendars abound, but I can’t think of one more stunning than this. It’s bold but minimal, with pretty pops of jewel tones that perfectly reflect the holiday season. And with a short supply list, you have no excuses not to use some precious wall space on this calendar.

Gingerbread Salt Dough Ornaments from The Merrythought

Confession: I’ve actually never made salt dough ornaments! I know they’re a Christmas classic, and with this DIY, I’m excited to join in on the fun. And how creative are these designs? They’re exactly the Scandinavian vibe I’m going for this year.

DIY Eucalyptus Garland From Homey Oh My

Take a break from the traditional garlands and opt for a little foliage. Eucalyptus smells fresh and piney and adds a small, soft layer of color to your space. If doing a major overhaul of your space feels overwhelming, focus on the simple details.

Dried Orange Garland From Call Me Cupcake

Dried orange garlands have risen in popularity over the past few years. They’re easy to make, celebrate the citrus of the season, and don’t require a dehydrator (yay!). Plus, they look stunning set against any string of greenery.

DIY Gingerbread House Gift Boxes From The House That Lars Built

If you’re lacking skills in the gingerbread house-making department, this cardboard version is an easy and elegant solution. Annnd they double up as the cutest gift wrap (just in case you need to work on building up your finesse there as well).

DIY Minimal Wreath From A Daily Something

If you’ve ever tried making a wreath before, you know that it takes both artistry and strength. Thankfully, minimal wreaths are trending. Simply string together some greenery, add a few floral embellishes, and you’re set.

DIY Botanical Clay Ornaments From Semi Stories

If you love the look of handmade ceramics but want to make something a little less involved, oven-dry clay is an easy go-to. These are almost just like making cookies. Head outdoors for a nature walk and gather all the leaves and botanical bits to decorate your ornaments (bonus: they double as the most stunning gift toppers).

Dala Horse Ornaments & Gift Toppers From Frances et Moi

Dala horses are traditional carved wooden horses representing the Swedish province of Dalarna. With a Dala horse cookie cutter, polymer clay, and a permanent marker, you have all you need to whip out a bunch of these for ornaments, gift toppers, and presents for friends

DIY Hand Crochet Garland From The Merrythought

Have you been wanting to get into crocheting? I’ve been intimidated to start, but this easy tutorial is a great way to begin. Pull up your favorite Christmas movie and get comfy on the couch. Oh, and you don’t even have to have needles—your hands work perfectly.

A-Frame Putz House Ornament From A Beautiful Mess

How sweet is this little home? Honestly, I’ve always dreamed of having an a-frame of my own in the woods, but this sweet guy will have to do. I’ll be stringing these up in my tree and have plans to share them with friends as well.

DIY Mini Hat Ornaments From Call Me Cupcake

I started making these mini guys last month and I’ll confirm: I’m obsessed. They’re so much easier than they look and are adorable in the tree or lined up along your windows. They’d also be the sweetest gift topper.

DIY Giant Bow from Collective Gen

This DIY transforms a pillow into a show-stopping giant bow, perfect for holiday decor or unique gift wrapping. With just a few adjustments, your pillow takes on a festive, whimsical shape that will impress all of your guests. It’s an easy way to add charm and personality to your celebrations.

Star Anise Wreath from The Merrythought

Crafted with star anise, this natural wreath blends rustic charm with a festive, aromatic touch that’s perfect for the holidays. Its minimal yet striking design is a simple way to bring seasonal warmth and elegance to your home. Plus, the DIY process is straightforward, making it an accessible project for all skill levels.

DIY Velvet Inspired Ornaments from Alice & Lois

These DIY velvet-inspired ornaments are a stunning way to add elegance to your holiday decor. Featuring a modern take on classic ornament shapes, they bring a luxurious texture and warmth to your Christmas tree. This beginner-friendly project combines beauty with simplicity for a truly festive touch.

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For some, the day after Thanksgiving means shopping Black Friday sales. While I love taking part in a good deal—who doesn’t?—for me, the last Friday in November is always the start of the Christmas season. You can catch me putting out my decor early in the AM (following a slice of pecan pie for breakfast, of course). I’m busy swapping out my home’s autumnal color palette for something a bit more holiday-appropriate. We’re talking all the silvers, reds, golds, and greens.

20 Outdoor Christmas Decorations Ideas to Make Your Home Merry & Bright

In the frenzy of making my space a winter wonderland, I sometimes get so caught up in decking the indoor halls that I forget about the all-important outdoor decor. Well, not this year. I’ve made 2024 all about spreading joy and bringing holiday cheer to everyone—and I’m putting as much time into my outdoor set-up as I am indoors. With that, I’ve come up with the best outdoor Christmas decorations ideas so you can join the festivities and fun.

Embrace your holiday aesthetic and decorate in whatever way feels most true for you. Classic, minimalist, and with a nod to tradition, the outdoor Christmas decoration ideas below fit best in nearly any holiday home. Let the list inspire you, and try incorporating a few of the products into your own unique outdoor decor.

Christmas Trees

Picking a Christmas tree is a meticulous and time-consuming tradition. Luckily, we’ve sorted through the faux tree options to find easy, reasonably sized picks with stunning additions like LED lights and dusted snow. (For more ideas, see our complete roundup of the best artificial Christmas trees.)

Wondershop

Pre-lit Potted Balsam Fir Artificial Christmas Tree Set

Let these small and charming, pre-lit trees add a warm glow to your walkway.

$75 at Target

West Elm

Pre-Lit Faux Potted 4′ Trees (Set of 2)

These holiday trees are the perfect blank canvas for all of your favorite ornaments and garlands. (Just be sure that whatever you decorate your trees with can handle the elements.)

$130 at West Elm

Wondershop

Pre-Lit Virginia Pine Potted Mini Artificial Christmas

It just doesn’t get cuter than these mini pine trees! Arrange them throughout your house—inside or outside—and spread the holiday cheer.

$50 at Target

Pottery Barn

Faux Lit Cedar Berry Pine Tree

This tree’s slender tapered shape means that it won’t crowd your porch. If you live in a milder climate, you can even arrange a few wrapped gift boxes around the base to create a cozy feel.

$149 at Pottery Barn

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Wreaths

Wreaths are an outdoor Christmas decor staple. These options will help kickstart your inspiration for buying or designing your own outdoor wreath. Making sure you have the right hook and the right look are the two biggest boxes to check when curating the perfect front door decor.

West Elm

Pre-Lit Faux Mixed Seeded Eucalyptus Wreath & Garland

Eucalyptus offers a fresh and bright scent that is energizing in the best way possible, and I love the naturally vibrant color. This wreath uses freshly cut plants for an outdoor accent that’ll offer a warm welcome to any guest.

$129 at West Elm

Williams Sonoma

Wreath Hanger, Copper

While I love showing off a beautiful wreath, this hook’s refined finish is worthy of its own front door display.

$34.95 at Williams Sonoma

Casa Zuma

Holiday Wreath

A California-inspired mix of Fraser Fir, Leyland Cypress, Gold Tipped Cedar, and Seeded Eucalyptus, this wreath brings handcrafted beauty to your home this season.

$89 at Casa Zuma

Crate and Barrel

Faux Red Berry Wreath 30″

Composed of twigs and faux red berries, this wreath will stand out beautifully when set against a white or black door.

$119 at Crate and Barrel

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Lanterns and Lights

If hanging Christmas lights isn’t your thing, or you happen to live in a smaller house or apartment where it’s just not possible, these lights and lanterns are a wonderful festive addition to keep your space cherry and bright.

Wondershop

Metal and Glass Christmas Lantern Decorative Prop Gold

Functional, elegant, and elevated, these lanterns bring a modern and contemporary touch to the outside of your home.

$30 at Target

West Elm

6′ String Spray LED Lights

Brighten up your stairway, porch railing, or anywhere that could use a touch of twinkly magic. Made with LED bulbs, this set of string lights will continue to shine night after night.

$50 at West Elm

Wondershop

30ct LED Faux Mercury Glass Christmas Indoor Globe String Lights

More glamorous than gothic, these globe lights add a little drama to your decor without feeling too dark or dreary.

$10 at Target

Wondershop

2pk Christmas LED Starburst Novelty 140 Lights Multicolor

Reflect the charming beauty of a starry winter night with this pair of white starburst lights. Hang them from the trees in your yard or off your front porch. Wherever you place them, get ready to enjoy their glittering and glistening effect.

$20 at Target

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Door Mats

If you’re hosting guests for the holidays, why not greet them with a welcoming doormat on their way in? Before they even set foot in your house, make sure to pick up a festive doormat that’ll double as a way to keep your indoor spaces clean (because who wants to sweep during holiday fun?) and add to your outdoor holiday decor space.

Hearth & Hand x Magnolia

Home for the Holidays Fair Isle Coir Doormat Tan/Green

Share some holiday cheer with guests before they even step through the door when you set out this merry mat.

$12.99 at Target

Pottery Barn

Wrapped Gift Doormat

Keep it minimal but merry with this chic mat wrapped with a cute bow. It’s guaranteed to bring a smile to you and your visitors.

$34 at Pottery Barn

West Elm

Holiday Village Doormat

Imagine you’re spending the holidays in a snow-capped cabin in Vermont. This mat is a great pick for setting the mood before setting foot in the house.

$29 at West Elm

Wondershop

Happy Holidays Red Truck Coir Christmas Doormat

Offer up a warm welcome to friends and family with this festive doormat. Charming and cheerful, it does double duty by keeping your space clean and free of muddy, snowy shoes.

$13 at Target

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Yard Decor

Everyone wants to win the neighborhood outdoor decor contest, right? Maybe that’s just a me thing. Either way, these are minimal yet elegant picks for festive and fun sights. Friends and family will appreciate these small magic touches throughout the holiday season.

Balsam Hill

Outdoor Lit Wire Sculptures

This trio of trees can fit with nearly any Christmas aesthetic. Whether you’re going for rustic elegance, cottage-chic, or trying to recreate the coziness of a cabin deep in the woods, these trees will do the trick. Just be sure to keep them on your porch—they won’t fare well out in the snow.

$189 at Balsam Hill

Northlight

Northlight Gingerbread House Joy to the World Christmas Porch Sign

A sweet and festive piece that weaves a bit nostalgia into your holiday season.

$27.59 at Target

Pottery Barn

Twinkle Lights Rattan Deer

If you have the space, then this gorgeous doe and fawn duo will light up your yard in a subtle way that spreads cheer.

$199 at Target

Best Choice

Lighted Polar Bear Family

If novelty is your thing, make the animal lovers in your family happy with this Christmas polar bear pair.

$119.99 at Target

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I recently returned to Edinburgh, Scotland, after 12 years away. I hadn’t been to this magical city since I was a college junior studying abroad there in 2012. Spending time visiting my old stomping grounds reinforced what a special, history-filled, place Edinburgh is, to say the least. (I’m already daydreaming about my next trip back!).

While the concept of dark academia wasn’t something that people talked about a decade ago, I firmly believe that Edinburgh is absolutely the capital of this aesthetic. The mixture of the university setting, historic buildings, tweed jackets, grand castle, and dimly-lit streets, just to name a few things, had me yearning to drop everything and relocate to Scotland. There, I’d surely put together the most charming flat full of moody Victorian pieces, rich, sumptuous fabrics, and plenty of leather-bound books.

Featured image from our interview with Jennifer Vaughn Miller by Belathée Photography.

How to Style the Library Aesthetic Look at Home

While such a move (most likely) isn’t in the cards for me, the good news is that any of us can replicate the library aesthetic in our own houses or apartments. Ahead, I’m going to show you how to do just that. Don’t blame me if you implement these decorating tips and become more of a homebody than ever—they sure are cozy!

Get Moody

Establishing a moody vibe is essential to nailing the dark academia aesthetic. One of the hotels I stayed in during my trip, 100 Princes Street, executed this perfectly. Their upstairs dining area is filled with pops of plaid, boasts multiple fireplaces, and includes worn-in leather chairs that look like they could have been plucked directly from a professor’s office. The nautical paintings in the room also play nicely to the library aesthetic and add a sense of timelessness to the room. Such a space truly is the perfect spot to sit back and sip a cup of tea or thumb through a book. The saturated tones make the room feel ultra cozy, like you’re being enveloped in a big hug.

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Forgo the Plain White Walls

You’ll never find a dark academia style space that has plain white walls, nor will you find one with walls that are painted but bare. So bring on the deeply hued paint (maybe a deep blue or green, as pictured below!) or try some wallpaper. Finally, display all of the art! Now is the time to go all in with a gallery wall. Break things up by also hanging some mini mirrors or candle sconces, which will contribute to your desired look while adding visual interest. To save some money, you can weave in some digital downloads from Etsy that are easy to print out at home and often cost just a few dollars. Simply search “dark academia” on the site and you’ll be greeted with tons of options.

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Make Your Space Layered, Not Cluttered

The dark academia aesthetic is all about a layered, lived-in look, but it’s important to note that these characteristics do not equal cluttered in a bad way! Yes, it’s more than okay to line an entire wall with books or display a collection of your favorite trinkets (or my personal favorite, bust sculptures) on a shelf. After all, it’s safe to say that dark academia isn’t really for minimalists.

That said, you will want to be sure to keep unsightly items like cords, piles of junk mail, and the like out of sight. This helps to preserve some of the magic that comes with dark academia—you should feel like you’re retreating to another time or place, and keeping reminders of everyday life strewed about won’t allow you to fully evoke that feeling.

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Celebrate the Past

On a related note, as it pertains to accessories, think old, not new. Shopping at vintage and antique stores can be a great way to achieve the dark academia aesthetic, and you can definitely score some budget-friendly pieces that will play to this vision. Look for leather-bound books, sculptures and figurines, carved, ornate mirrors, plush armchairs (remember that you can recover anything with great bones), portrait and landscape paintings, and more. Now is not the time to go all in with contemporary pieces such as acrylic side tables or a bouclé sofa.

Shop the Library Aesthetic

Once you start shopping with the library aesthetic top of mind, you might be surprised at what stands out to you. Make a Pinterest board filled with dark academia spaces that inspire you and reference it as you pop from one store to another to help you stay focused!

Anthropologie

Celestial Grecian Bust Cement Pot

$23.80 (reg. $34) at Anthropologie

Apartment Therapy

Maxwell Accent Chair

$1045 at Interior Define

Storied Home

Bunny Rabbit Table Lamp with Linen Empire Shade

$62.99 at Target

Minted

Moody Floral Still Life by Katie Buckman

Use code CAMILLESTYLES for 20% off Minted stationery and gifts + free shipping. Valid through 12/31/2024. Exclusions apply.

$132 at Minted

Pottery Barn

Labrador Bookends

$79 at Pottery Barn

Ruggable

Sparkle Border Dark Navy Rug

$219 at Ruggable

Petal Lane

Field of Horses Wall Art

$22.99 at Target

Chris Loves Julia

Modern Traditional Taper Sconce

$79 at Pottery Barn

Skyline Furniture

Animal Print Square Throw Pillow

$39.99 at Target

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If you’re anything like me, this post isn’t for you—because your Halloween costume ideas were locked in sometime back in July. But if you’re one of those sane, busy adults juggling work, life, and everything in between, you might find yourself scrambling for last-minute Halloween costumes as spooky season sneaks up. No judgment—we’ve all been there.

10 Last-Minute Halloween Costumes That Are Anything But Basic

The good news? We’ve rounded up the easiest, most versatile last-minute Halloween costumes to take the stress out of getting festive. Whether you’re heading to a party, trick-or-treating with kids, or just need something quick for the office potluck, these ideas are designed to spark inspiration without the hassle.

So don’t sweat it—there’s still time to find a costume that’ll have you looking clever, creative, and ready to celebrate. Scroll through our top picks, RSVP “yes” to that invite, and let the Halloween magic begin!

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Cruella De Vil

The style of this Disney villain is timeless. There are a few components that can make or break this costume, one of which is the infamous black-and-white wig. There are plenty of options online, but make sure it’s a wig you’ll be able to style to your liking. And if you choose a faux fur coat that hits the mark but still keeps things subtle, you might even be able to make it a winter staple. All you need to finish the look is a red dress, a classic red lip, and a bit of dramatic costume makeup.

Heat Resistant Black and White Middle Part Wig

$29.99 at Spirit Halloween

Bernardo Spotted Faux-Fur Jacket

$159 at Anthropologie

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Edna and Jack Jack

Even as a child, there were always families throughout my neighborhood dressed as the Incredibles. However, if you’re not into the whole bodysuit situation, dressing up as Edna with (or without) your little one as Jack Jack is much easier than running to your local Spirit Halloween for an uncomfortable polyester outfit. Simply grab an oversized black button-down, a pair of tall black boots, and a black bob, and you’re good to go! Bonus points if you’re a regular glasses-wearer—it makes this last-minute look all the easier to throw together.

Women’s Azzahya Tall Stretch Boots

$50 at Target

Haven Long Sleeve Shirt

$20 at Cotton On

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Risky Business

Perhaps an overdone Halloween outfit—but one that never seems to get old—is Tom Cruise’s dance scene outfit from Risky Business. It doesn’t get much easier than this outfit, with an oversized button-down and tall white socks. Wearing shorts and a cute bralette underneath can make this outfit public-appropriate while staying true to the widely known look. This closet-staple costume is perfect for anyone in a pinch.

CTM Striped Top Ribbed Tube Socks

$18.94 at Target

Men’s Every Wear Slim Fit Long Sleeve Oxford Button-Down Shirt

$28 at Target

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Mia Thermopolis

Anyone else psyched about the recently announced The Princess Diaries 3!? All Mia Thermopolis fans can agree that this last-minute Halloween costume will get everyone excited and invoke a sense of nostalgia. Everyone has a tiara and a simple white strapless dress lying around somewhere, and the slick-back bun is very much in now. All you need is a pair of inexpensive over-the-ear headphones, and you’ve got a princess of Genovia.

Women’s Mini A-Line Dress

$30 at Target

Asteria Rhinestone Tiara

$20 at Urban Outfitters

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Rosie the Riveter

There’s no going wrong with this last-minute Halloween costume. Rosie the Riveter will always make this list for the sole fact that the costume only really takes three elements—jeans, a jean shirt, and a cherry red paisley bandana. A pair of blue jeans is a staple in almost everyone’s closet, making this costume one that can be thrown together for under $50.

Long Sleeve Denim Shirt

$32 at Target

CTM Red Cotton Paisley Bandana

$9.99 at Target

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Audrey Hepburn

The Audrey Hepburn look never gets old. Whether you dress up for a Breakfast at Tiffany’s-themed party or simply dress to impress, this costume doesn’t take much forethought if you have an LBD on hand. Grab yourself a pair of rectangle sunglasses, pearls, and satin black gloves to pair with your looks, and BAM—a star is born.

Dahlia Square Neck Pencil Midi Dress

$69 at Love, Bonito

Plastic Chunky Rectangle Sunglasses

$12 at Target

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Elle Woods

Not to spoil my Halloween costume for everyone, but Elle Woods is undoubtedly one of the best last-minute Halloween costumes. If you have any hot pink activewear in your closet, grab a pink handbag and your picture-perfect pet to channel everyone’s favorite Harvard law grad. Everyone will ask how you came up with such an easy and chic costume idea. (What? Like it’s hard?).

Active Seamless Cropped Hoodie

$17.99 at Forever 21

Nouveau Small Shoulder Bag

$328 at Kate Spade

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Taylor Swift

Yes, I know—there are plenty of T-Swift looks you could throw together for a last-minute Halloween costume. If I had to pick one, however, I’d take things back to her Fearless era with a gold fringe dress and white cowgirl boots. With some tight curls or a blonde wig, red lipstick, and dangly gold earrings, you’ll rock any party without going over your Halloween budget.

Casanova Western Boot

$269.95 at Ariat

Gold Fringe Dress

$70.40 at Lulus

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Peanuts Characters

Whichever characters you, or you and your friends, choose out of the Peanuts bunch, these looks are instantly recognizable and simple to throw together. If you have a plain yellow tee, paint on your black zig-zag stripes and grab your pet for a Charlie and Snoopy look. Or, pick out a royal blue bubble sleeve dress and white ankle socks and channel your inner Lucy van Pelt. The options with this costume category are nearly endless (fun fact—there are over 70 peanuts characters to choose from!).

Levi’s Full Length Baggy Corduroy Overalls Full Length Baggy Corduroy Overalls

$128 at Shopbop

Darling Impulse Cobalt Blue Linen Button-Front Skater Mini Dress

$25 at Lulus

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Pink Panther and Inspector Clouseau

This last-minute Halloween couple costume is highly underrated. Grab your significant other a trench coat and stylish fedora and snag yourself a cute pink bob and a baby pink outfit (or vice versa), and let the compliments roll in. Bonus points if you have a magnifying glass and cute pink cat ears to pair with your outfit.

Pink Pageboy Wig

$16.99 at Spirit Halloween

Lars Amadeus Men’s Belted Double Breasted Windbreaker Trench Coat

$70.99 at Target

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Whether you’re setting the table for morning brunch or looking for a WFH sidekick, a well-loved mug is a must. I love a mug with sentimental value, but I’ve often found that the best ceramic coffee mugs—the ones you’ll hand wash daily just to keep them in rotation—have one of two things in common: they look (and feel) great in your hands and they’re excellent at regulating temperature.

But there are a few more details that can elevate a mug from good to favorite. Durability is crucial (being dishwasher safe is a non-negotiable in our book) as is a sense of pride (supporting a sweet story or noteworthy pottery studio can make all the difference in your morning routine).

The Best Ceramic Coffee Mugs

Ahead, we’ve rounded up a variety of unique coffee cups that check nearly every box, from gorgeous hand-thrown ceramics to double-walled glass mugs and battery-powered beauties. Whether you’re an aesthete, an iced coffee devotee, or identify as both, there’s a go-to glass for everyone.

Casa Zuma

The best ceramic coffee mugs from Casa Zuma are more than just vessels for your morning brew—they’re an invitation to slow down and savor the quiet moments that shape our days. Handcrafted with a natural, earthy elegance, each mug feels like a small reminder to embrace the beauty in simplicity. The weight of the mugs, the wabi-sabi appeal, and the way each piece nestles in your hands make every sip feel intentional. These mugs aren’t just about holding coffee—they’re about creating space for mindfulness, turning a daily ritual into something deeply personal.

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Ritual Mug

$38 at Casa Zuma

Solstice Mug

$40 at Casa Zuma

Harvester Mug, Set of 4

$154 at Casa Zuma

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Food52

Food52’s ceramic mugs are the perfect blend of form and function, adding a touch of warmth and refinement to your everyday routine. Every style is sourced from brands intent on thoughtful craftsmanship and modern design. There’s a comforting heft to each mug, the smooth glaze inviting you to wrap your hands around it and linger a little longer. These mugs transform even the simplest moments into something special, reminding us that joy can be found in the small, quiet pleasures of daily life.

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Utility Objects

Handmade Gigante Mug

$46+ at Food52

OHOM

Self-Heating Ceramic Mug

$98 at Food52

Ekua Ceramics

Handmade Stripes Mug

$64 at Food52

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Earth + Element

Earth + Element’s ceramic mugs are crafted with impressive artistry. Their raw, organic texture and hand-thrown shapes make each mug feel unique. These mugs bring a sense of grounding to your daily ritual. Their earthy tones and minimalist design offer a gentle reminder to slow down and be present. These are vessels for mindful moments, inviting you to appreciate the craftsmanship and care poured into every detail.

Shop Earth + Element Coffee Mugs

Squishy Cup

$49 at Earth + Element

Tiny Cups

$37 at Earth + Element

Lavender Mug

$55 at Earth + Element

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West Elm

West Elm’s ceramic mugs blend modern design with everyday elegance, transforming your coffee routine into a stylish ritual. The brand’s smooth, minimalist aesthetic adds a refined touch to each sip. With every mug crafted to balance form and function, they bring a sense of understated luxury to your morning or evening routine.

Shop West Elm Coffee Mugs

Keraclay Classic Mug

$60 at West Elm

Kanto Stoneware Mug Sets

$44+ at West Elm

Kaloh Stoneware Mug Sets

$35.20 (reg. $44) at West Elm

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Urban Outfitters

If showing off your personal style is top of mind in your coffee ritual, Urban Outfitters is your buy. With bold colors and eclectic designs, each mug feels like a unique find, adding creativity and warmth to your everyday moments. These mugs are more than just functional—they’re statement pieces that invite you to embrace your individuality. They turn your coffee break into a fun, expressive experience, reminding you that life’s little pleasures deserve a touch of personality.

Shop Urban Outfitters Coffee Cups

Houseplant Snack Set Mug & Tray

$95 at Urban Outfitters

Peekaboo Dressy Cat Mug

$11.20 (reg. $16) at Urban Outfitters

Hawkins New York Essential Stoneware Mug Set

$40 at Urban Outfitters

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Anthropologie

Anthropologie’s signature whimsy and charm take center stage in the brand’s ceramic mugs. Each mug, with its delicate patterns, intricate details, and soft colors, brings a sense of joy to your coffee or tea. These mugs feel personal, like a small piece of art that reflects your unique style. With Anthropologie’s signature blend of elegance and playfulness, every sip feels like a celebration of the little things that brighten your day.

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Checkered Stoneware Mug

$16 at Anthropologie

Faye Mug

$16 at Anthropologie

Vietri Cucina Fresca Mug

$46 at Anthropologie

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The Citizenry

The Citizenry’s commitment to craftsmanship and thoughtful design is evident in the brand’s curated collection of mugs. Handcrafted by artisans, these mugs combine timeless elegance with an earthy, minimalist aesthetic that brings a sense of grounded luxury to your daily routine. Their subtle textures and muted tones create a serene, intentional experience. With every mug, you’re not just enjoying a beverage—you’re connecting to the artistry and care poured into each piece.

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Lucero Mugs, Set of 2

$89 at The Citizenry

Oro Espresso Cups, Set of 4

$99 at The Citizenry

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October heralds the true beginning of fall, and I for one, couldn’t be happier. We’ve officially entered cozy season, a time that inspires hunkering down for cozy nights in. October brings a natural inclination to gather at home, which is all the more reason to spend some time designing a space that makes you happy. So I wondered—how do interior designers welcome the season in their own homes? While you may think they fill their spaces with the season’s latest trends, the designers I chatted with take a simpler approach. Read on for a few fall home refresh ideas, straight from the pros. Their answers may surprise you!

Adorn With Fresh Flowers

Decorating with flowers is appropriate for any time of year, but Sarah West of Sarah West Interiors shares that it’s a special part of her fall routine. “Every Sunday, I make it a ritual to visit my local farmer’s market and pick up fresh flowers. It’s something I look forward to each week, and it’s such a simple yet impactful way to refresh my home for the fall season,” she explains. “Rather than following the latest fall decor trends, I prefer to keep things understated—using fresh florals and cozy scents to create a warm, inviting atmosphere.”

West suggests looking for florals in deeper colors during this time of year. “For fall, I gravitate toward flowers like amaranth, calla lilies, and dried allium. I love the richness of deep hues, like plum and burgundy, which bring a seasonal warmth to any room,” she shares. 

If you’re lucky enough to have your own plantings, you don’t need to look anywhere but your backyard. “I love cutting a branch from the Japanese maple blooming in my yard that has begun to turn shades of red and orange,” Danielle Balanis of Danielle Balanis Design says. “It channels everything I love about fall. It’s not forced, it feels right in any room.”

Carrillo Vase

$138 at Casa Zuma

Preserved Beech Leaf Bunch

$48 at Terrain

Cozy Up Your Lighting

Lighting is one of a few fall home refresh ideas that’s often overlooked. The source, as well as the hue of your light, matters especially when you want to create a cozy atmosphere. And let’s face it, fall also wouldn’t be fall without candles. “Accentuating antiques and beautiful wood pieces in your space by adding taper candle stands is an old school way of creating a moody environment,” Devika Kanadé of The Itih?as Company says. “The yellow light of candle flames definitely adds a sense of warmth.”

Taper candles look gorgeous on any surface, from your wood pieces like Kanadé shares, to your mantle, and your coffee and dining tables. Another way to add warm lighting without candles? Swap out your bulbs. “If your space usually uses white light, swap it out for yellow bulbs in a lower watt, to create the same feeling. [It’s] a simple, inexpensive swap to change the colors and tones of your space,” Kanadé says. 

Taper Candles

$10.99 (reg. $16.50) at Pottery Barn

Emmett Antique Brass Taper Candle Holders

$104.85 at Crate and Barrel

Let Nature Be Your Guide

Mother Nature is the greatest designer there is, and Kanadé herself loves bringing the outdoors in. “Letting nature and earth tones take the lead can really help accent the jewel tones and rich colors of fall,” she says. 

Kanadé suggests incorporating dry florals and foraged pieces into your home, as well as creating your own decor with natural materials.  “An unusual shaped piece of wood can be used as a centerpiece if you melt taper candles all over to create a unique candle stand,” she suggests. 

Mixed Fall Dried Floral Preserved Bundle

$15 at Target

Faux Turning Maple Branch

$55 (reg. $69) at Pottery Barn

Add Warm Scents

Who doesn’t love the scent of pumpkin and cinnamon? Fall is one of the most incredible seasons for fragrance, especially for your home. “Scent plays a huge role in creating a cozy ambiance,” West gushes. “One of my favorites is Aesop’s Istros Aromatique Room Spray—it has a smoky, floral blend that’s just right for fall.”

Whether you opt to fill your fall home with candles, room spray, or diffuser reeds, reach for grounded, warm, and spicy scents for fall. “When it comes to candles, I adore Aesop’s Ptolemy Aromatique Candle for its earthy fragrance, as well as Jenni Kayne’s candles, which add a comforting touch to any space,” West continues. 

Balanis keeps things simple in her home. “The Fresh Market puts out cinnamon broomsticks every year, for me they are a go-to and constant every fall,” she says. “I love the smell and the charm of having it leaned in the corner. It brings warmth and comfort to my breakfast room and livens up my kitchen.”

Ptolemy Aromatique Candle

$110 at Aesop

Istros Aromatique Room Spray

$61 at Aesop

Incorporate Jewel Tones

Color is one fall home refresh idea that is perhaps most obvious. But don’t think you need to deck your home out in bright orange and red! “I love highlighting deep and rich colors, like jewel tones,” Kanadé shares. Sapphire, ruby and emerald green are wonderful colors to work with this time of year, and Balanis agrees. “Shades of saffron and mustard are a yearlong favorite of mine, but they really come alive in the fall,” she says. “They pair well with all fall color palette shades. From freshly pressed napkins to accents in floral arrangements, this tone just blends so perfectly with all things fall.”

Burgundy Solid Rib Stripe Knit Throw Blanket

$29.99 at Target

Adelina Velvet Pillow

$58 at Anthropologie

Decorate With Shades Of Brown

Brown continues to have its moment in the spotlight this year, and it’s the perfect color to play with come fall. Kanadé has noticed this trend as well and loves working with different toned wood, as well as brown paint. Not sure where to start? Kanadé suggests looking up. “A fun, temporary way to add character to your space for fall can be to paint your ceiling a darker color like brown, cherry or burgundy,” she recommends. “It adds depth to your space without overwhelming it, adds moodiness and creates a stunning backdrop with simpler lighter tones on floor level.”

If you’re a bit nervous about having a dark ceiling year round, Kanadé is quick to share that paint is temporary. “You can always paint your ceiling back to a lighter color going into spring,” she says. “The beauty of paint!”  

Terracotta Urn Vessel

$78 at Casa Zuma

Pierced Leather Pillow

$159.50 at Pottery Barn

What We Will Become by Jennifer Daily

Get 15% off and free shipping using code CAMILLEART.

$595 at Minted

Layer and Mix Your Textures

A cozy fall home wouldn’t feel complete without soft, luxurious textures. “Fall is a great time for mixing textures and layering on dining tables and in living spaces,” Kanadé says. “Bringing out throws in velvets, tweed, and corduroy is a great way to play around with materials that add a lot of warmth.” 

In addition to cozy throws, consider swapping curtains for something a little softer like velvet. There’s an art to layering throw pillows on your sofa, and including a mix of colors and textures will make it especially inviting. And if layering textures begins to feel complicated and fussy, take a step back. Remember to keep it simple. “For fall styling, my philosophy is to keep things simple—fresh flowers, warm scents, and a cozy blanket by the fire are all you need to embrace the season’s natural beauty,” she says. 

Worn Velvet Curtain

$149 at West Elm

Dream Faux Fur Pillow

$49.50 at Pottery Barn

Dust Off Your Seasonal Tableware

Fall home refresh ideas are great not only for autumn, but for preparing for the upcoming holiday season as well. If you’re on hosting duties this year, the time has come to dust off your seasonal serveware and tableware. Instead of keeping it hidden away for special occasions, Kanadé encourages using it as unexpected decor. “Bringing out fancier china and unique tableware, but using them as display pieces as opposed to functional pieces can change up the styling of your space to give it a refresh,” she encourages. “Glassware in darker colors is also simple but effective.”

Whitewash Handcrafted Wood Salad Bowl

$115 at Casa Zuma

Harvester Board

$84 at Casa Zuma

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Hot take: while I love everything about the holidays, nothing beats a good advent calendar. I grew up with a mom who would sneak away in the intervening days between Thanksgiving and the beginning of December to purchase all the candy my sisters and I loved. One by one, she’d fill the felt-formed days of our family advent calendar with treats for the three of us. And for a child—ahem, even a young adult home from college for the holidays—nothing made me happier than the simple, everyday joy of opening up a new treat every day.

Now, as a full-blown adult on the cusp of 30, I have to say: advent calendars still slap. While I love reveling in the small delights myself, there’s nothing more gratifying than packaging up these little joys for your family and friends. With that in mind, I’m on the hunt for the best advent calendars in 2024—and I’m taking you along for the ride.

Why all the fuss over advent calendars?

With Instagram-worthy design and much-loved products, the advent calendar’s rise in popularity is two-fold. First, besides the fact that opening a present every day is just incredibly fun, advent calendars are a practical way to try a new product before committing. With an assortment of favorites in adorable mini form—plus the occasional full-size treat—to open daily, the countdown to holiday is among the best of rituals.

Second, you won’t find a more affordable way to amass an assortment of products. With favorites like Olive & June, Papier, Bloomingdale’s, and more offering a literal sample platter of products sold below retail value, you’re getting the best deal on the products you’ve always wanted to try.

When do 2024 advent calendars go on sale?

The short answer? NOW. Friends, it’s only the beginning of October, but there are already advent calendar launch notifications in my inbox. However, many will become available around the middle of the month. Because brands produce these limited-edition products in smaller stocks and at such great prices, you can expect them to sell out quickly.

The Best 2024 Advent Calendars

Pick your poison. The best calendar for you (or for a gift) truly comes down to whatever you’re drawn to—be it edible treats, stationary, beauty, or a little mix of everything. Ahead, we’ve collected the best ones that we know about so far. Trust me, in the wide world of advent calendar shopping, there’s always a surprise in store.

Best Stationary Advent Calendar: Papier 24 Doors of Desk Delights

Let me cut to the chase: if it’s not sold out already, go get your hands on Papier’s stunning stationery advent calendar like, NOW. The premium paper company doesn’t disappoint with this year’s iteration of their cult favorite box full of gifts. Designed in London, you’re instantly transported to chilly city streets and filled with holiday cheer with every expertly crafted parcel. And the delight doesn’t stop there—24 gifts from pens to paper (including best-sellers that I won’t spoil) make for a collection that will leave the recipient’s desk stocked and ready for the year ahead.

Price: $175 (valued at $250) | Availability: Available now

What’s inside: A6 softback notebook, A6 paper photo frame, Wave bookmark, Small Stamp Set (of 4), Groove rollerball pen, Paper clips & tabs, Fineliners set of 3, Set of 2 highlighters, Set of 2 A7 notebooks, List pad, Stickers, Pen clip, Rollerball pen, Envelopes & notecards, Ballpoint Pen, Post it Sticky Tabs, Set of 4 mini thank you note sets, Washi Tape, Mini Puzzle, PU bookmark, Shaped sticky notes, Mini dividers set of 4, Elastic Pencil Case

Papier

24 Doors of Desk Delights

$175 at Papier

Best Beauty Advent Calendar: Sabon 31-Day Advent Calendar 2024

For a truly immersive holiday experience, Sabon’s 31-Day Advent Calendar invites you to indulge in a month-long celebration of self-care. Each drawer reveals a thoughtfully selected bath and body essential, from luxurious shower oils to rich body scrubs, all crafted with Sabon’s signature natural ingredients and exquisite scents. This beautifully packaged calendar transforms your daily routine into a ritual, making it the perfect gift for yourself or a loved one looking to elevate their self-care game throughout December. I love that this luxe calendar makes every day feel like a mini-spa moment—a little holiday magic to savor all season long.

Price: $135 (valued at $381) | Availability: Available now.

What’s inside: 2-in-1 Face Polisher Mint 60ml, Floral Mask Gelee 30ml, Rose Water Gelee 15ml, 3-in-1 Dead Sea Mask and Scrub 50ml, Body Scrub Green Rose 60g, Shower Oil Green Rose 50ml, Shower Oil Jasmine 50ml, Silky Body Milk White Tea 50ml, Low Shampoo Green Rose 30ml, Body Scrub Patchouli Lavender Vanilla 60g, Hand Cream Rose Tea 30ml, Body Scrub White Tea 60g, Shampoo Delicate Jasmine 50ml, Body Lotion Delicate Jasmine 50ml, Scalp Scrub Cooling Mint 20g, Mini Hand Cream White Tea 10ml, Mini Hand Cream Delicate Jasmine 10ml, Mini Hand Cream Patchouli Lavender Vanilla 10ml, Hand Cream Green Rose 30ml, Body Lotion Patchouli Lavender Vanilla 50ml, Heart Spoon, Shower Oil Rose Tea 50ml, Mini Ceramic Bathtub, Silky Body Milk Patchouli Lavender Vanilla 50ml

SABON

31-Day Advent Calendar 2024

$135 (reg. $169) at Sabon

A smaller, but still just as stunning, 7-day version of the calendar is available as well. This includes: 2-in-1 Face Polisher Relaxing Lavender 60ml, Body Lotion Green Rose 50ml, Silky Body Milk Green Rose 50ml, Silky Body Milk Delicate Jasmine 50ml, Body Scrub Delicate Jasmine 60g, Shower Oil Patchouli Lavender Vanilla 100ml, Shower Oil Delicate Jasmine 100ml

Best Wellness Advent Calendar: The White Company Advent Calendar

While I’m more than happy to receive sweet treats in my advent calendar, as I grow older, I can appreciate small touches of luxury woven into my day. This sleek and sophisticated calendar exudes indulgence, with daily gifts covering all categories of self-care, including candles, home sprays, body care, and skin care. This advent calendar doesn’t hold back—while some of the gifts are minis, it includes full-size beauty products and candles. Purchase for a really special someone in your life (hint: that person can be you!). When you compare the price to the value, it’s an easy yes.

Price: $249 (valued at $342) | Availability: Available now.

What’s inside: Full-size Winter Signature Candle, Bergamot & Cedar Body Lotion, Fir Tree Mini Diffuser & Reeds, Sea Salt Handbag Cream, Winter Hand Wash, Winter Hand & Nail Cream, Nordic Wood Mini Home Spray, Fireside Votive, Amalfi Lemon Eau de Toilette, Spa Restore Shower Gel, Pomegranate Mini Home Spray, Santa Rosa Hand & Body Lotion, Full-size Sea Salt Bath & Shower Gel, Amalfi Lemon Hand & Body Wash, Tuscan Grove Hand Wash, Lime & Bay Shower Gel, Sleep Bath Soak, Amalfi Lemon Luxury Hydrating Lotion, Fir Tree Votive, Seychelles Shimmer Balm, Spa Restore Hand & Body Balm, Full-size Seychelles Bath & Shower Gel, Tuscan Grove Hand & Nail Cream, Santa Rosa Eau de Toilette Rollerball, Full-size Pomegranate Signature Candle

The White Company

Advent Calendar

$279 at The White Company

Best 12-Day Advent Calendar: 12 Days of FabFitFun Advent Calendar

Every holiday season, I find myself searching for little moments of joy, and this year, I’ve discovered a true gem: FabFitFun’s 2024 luxury advent calendar. It’s not just an ordinary countdown—it’s a delightful treasure trove filled with 12 full-size beauty products. I was thrilled to see familiar brands that I love and trust, each handpicked to help elevate the holidays.

As I unwrapped each surprise, I felt like a kid again—anticipation building with every day. (Yes, I did break into it early.) From skincare to wellness essentials, each product felt thoughtfully curated to lend a sense of indulgence to your day. Even though it’s only 12 days, the joy will keep coming long after you open the last box.

Price: $89.99 (valued at over $350) | Availability: Available now.

What’s inside: Products from brands including Fenty Beauty, Thrive Causemetics Tower 28, Murad, and Malin + Goetz.

FabFitFun

Advent Calendar

$89.99 at FabFitFun

Best Skincare Advent Calendar: Dr. Barbara Sturm Advent Calendar 2024

Dr. Barbara Sturm yet again delivers the chicest design—a burgundy box filled to the brim with luxury products, both mini and full-size. You’re 24 days away from your most radiant self—yes, even through the madness that is the holidays. Indulge in science-backed cleansers, serums, balms, and more, several of which feature the anti-aging regenerative superhero, purslane.

Price: $560 (valued at $1,863) | Availability: Available now.

What’s inside: Make-Up Remover, Cleanser, Enzyme Cleanser, Balancing Toner, Hyaluronic Serum, Calming Serum, Glow Drops, Lifting Serum, The Better B, Face Mask, The Super Anti-Aging Cleansing Cream, Eye Cream, Clarifying Mask, Face Cream Rich, Glow Cream, Lip Balm, Anti-Aging Body Cream, Face Cream, Facial Scrub, Dark Skin Tones Face Cream, Face Cream Men, Night Serum, Super Anti-Aging Eye Serum, Hair Clips

Dr. Barbara Sturm

Advent Calendar 2024

$560 at Dr. Barbara Sturm

Best Value Advent Calendar: Alo Advent Calendar

Alo’s Advent Calendar brings wellness right to your door, delivering a month of mindful luxury with each surprise. Behind each door lies a curated mix of Alo’s most-loved beauty, skincare, and wellness products—think nourishing face mists, the brand’s best liposomal supplements, and clean body care essentials. Designed to ground you in self-care and add a bit of tranquility to your holiday season, this calendar makes every day feel like a step closer to balance. For anyone seeking a wellness-centric way to celebrate, Alo’s 24 days of indulgence is the perfect gift to give or receive.

Price: $250 | Availability: Available now.

What’s inside: I’ll let the specifics be a secret… but I’ll spill the best: a year-long membership to the Alo Moves platform and a $25 gift card for Alo apparel. Obsessed!

Alo

Advent Calendar

$250 at Alo

Best Tea Advent Calendar: Palais Des Thés 24 Days of Tea Advent Calendar

A new tea for every day of the month? Yes, please. Palais Des Thés pulled out all the stops with this affordable advent calendar. During a time of year when we’re craving any bit of calm we can get, this 24-day calendar comes as a welcome invitation to brew a cuppa and savor a few minutes of peace. Pair with your favorite mug and perhaps a baked good or two. This advent calendar is proof that oftentimes, it’s the simplest things that can bring the most joy.

Price: $38 | Availability: Available now.

What’s inside: Joyeux Thé! (2024 Limited Edition), Grand Yunnan Impérial, On a Cloud, Grand Yama, Tea Of Lords, Paris For You By Night, Long Jing, Grand Jasmin Chun Feng, Balinese Detox Tea, Thé Du Louvre – Courtyard Tea, Sencha Ariake, Vive Les Fêtes, Hammam Tea, Big Ben, By The Sea , Tibetan Monks Tea, L’Herboriste N°74, Pu Erh Imperial, Cheers To Tea, Tahitian Rooibos, Andalusian Garden, Paris For You By Day, Darjeeling Margaret’s Hope, Holiday Green Tea N°25

Palais des Thés

24 Days of Tea Holiday Gift Set

$38 at Nordstrom

Best Nail Polish Advent Calendar: Olive & June 25 Days Of Mani Magic Advent Calendar

The annual Olive & June advent calendar is here and it’s a good one. If you’ve yet to venture into the lovely world of at-home manis, allow me to gently suggest, you’re missing out. Olive & June not only provides the tools to do it yourself, but they also provide the knowledge. I have learned heaps about nails—and my own ability to do them—from their helpful tutorials and the free mani masterclass. The O&J advent calendar sells out every year for good reason, but here’s my favorite: full-size polishes will almost always expire before you have a chance to use them all. The seven mini polish inclusions here allow you to play with best-selling colors minus the waste.

Price: $75 (valued at $144) | Availability: Pre-orders are available now (until they sell out) and calendars will ship mid-October.

What’s inside: 3 Mini Long Lasting Polishes (Tangled Lights, XOXO, To Me You are Perfect), 3 Mini Quick Dry Polishes (Blitzen, Fiddlefig, Freshwater), Mini Super Glossy Top Coat, Mini Quick Dry Top Coat, Mini Sparkle Fairy Top Coat Effect, Mini Metallic Pink Poppy, Mini Red Nail File, Mini Red Polish Nail File, Mini Hand Serum, Mini Nail Art Stickers, Mini Remover Pot, Mini Dry Drops, Mini Cuticle Serum, Mini Buffer, Mini Nail Strengthener, Sweet Gingerbread – Super Stick Mani (Short Round), Into The Trees Chrome – Instant Mani Press-Ons (Medium Oval), Limited Edition Polish Bottle Cookie Cutter

Helpful Review: “This is such a great quality advent calendar. It’s perfect for someone just getting into O&J or someone who has been using their products for a long time. I love the mini sizes of various products so that you can try some things or they are excellent for traveling.”

Olive & June

25 Days of Mani Magic

$75 at Olive & June

Best Candle Advent Calendar: Voluspa 12-Day Advent Calendar

I’m low-key obsessed with Voluspa’s hand-poured candles. The California-based brand released the most delicious advent calendar for the scent-obsessed. I’m already imagining scent-hacking (I’m making it a thing) my life by pairing each month of the year with a corresponding candle.

Price: $165 | Availability: Available now.

What’s inside: 12 2.5-oz. glass votive candles and a wick trimmer.

Voluspa

12-Day Advent Calendar

$165 at Bloomingdale's

Best Edible Advent Calendar: Gourmet Chocolate Advent Calendar Gift

Hot chocolate has always been a must during the holiday season, and this year, I’ve found a delightful twist with the Compartés chocolate advent calendar. Each day in December leading up to Christmas reveals a beautifully crafted chocolate that feels both inventive and wonderfully comforting. I love how they capture the essence of the season—think rich dark chocolate with a hint of spice or creamy milk chocolate with seasonal flavors. They’re just the right size for a little post-dinner treat.

Price: $109.95 | Availability: Available now.

What’s inside: Apple Pie, Cocoa & Marshmallows, Pumpkin Spice, Cinnamon Latte, Cookie Butter, Maple Walnut, Holiday Gingerbread, Pecan Pie

Compartés

Gourmet Chocolate Advent Calendar Gift

$109.95 at Compartés

Best Puzzle Advent Calendar: The New Yorker Puzzle Advent Calendar

Not sure about you, but puzzles are a mainstay at my house during the holiday season. I am truly OBSESSED with this idea of doing a puzzle day for two reasons. One, instant gratification every night. And two, a 100-piece puzzle does not require a semi-permanent card table topped with an in-progress puzzle. Meanwhile, I’m praying my kids will keep their lovely but sticky hands away.

Price: $200 | Availability: Now

What’s inside: 24 holiday-themed 100-piece puzzles

Anthropologie

The New Yorker Puzzle Advent Calendar

$200 at Anthropologie

On Our Watchlist

Finally, watch this space. Last year some of our favorites released truly stunning beauty advent calendars, but as of this publication, we’ve yet to hear a peep. Our eyes are on Soko Glam, Revolve, Anthropologie, and, of course, Target. (Your move, Bullseye.)

The post No Seriously, It’s Time—These Are the Best Advent Calendars to Buy This Year appeared first on Camille Styles.

Neutrals will truly never go out of style. No matter your design preferences, neutrals are bound to play an integral part of your home. And even though neutral shades are timeless, the trend pendulum has a tendency to swing. In 2024, it’s about embracing warmth. You may have even noticed a theme in this fall’s paint trends. There’s no doubt about it: brown is this year’s favorite neutral. Ahead, I chatted with designers and got the scoop on all things brown home decor. Read on to learn everything you need to know about this season’s coziest shade. 

Why is brown trending?

Every designer agrees—brown home decor is trending because we’re collectively yearning for warmer, cozier spaces. “Brown is having a moment because of the gray backlash,” Amelia Strat and Anna Kroesser of Kroesser + Strat Design share. “For so long, no one wanted warm, yellowy tones. Everything was leaning white and gray.”

It’s true, gray was the go-to neutral for years. It was even coined “Millenial gray” on social media earlier this year. “Monochrome tones of gray and white felt crisp and clean at the time,” Alexis Pew of Kaminski + Pew says. “People are now yearning for softer, more inviting spaces that create a sense of calm.”

Brown is certainly not as stark and cool as gray, and the earth tone naturally emits a soothing energy that is perfect for interiors. Not to mention, everyone looks good in brown. “Brown is incredibly versatile and flattering, especially when it comes to complementing a wide range of skin tones,” Nicole Roe of R. Nickson Interiors states. “Because it’s a color rooted in nature, brown has a grounding effect that allows the eye to settle, creating a sense of calm and comfort in any space.”

How do I incorporate brown into my home?

There are many ways to incorporate brown home decor into your space from paint, wallpaper, furniture, and decor. Here are a few tips for styling with brown from the pros. 

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Play with texture

Texture is always important in design. You want to have a few to keep everything balanced and interesting in your space. Roe loves that brown has the ability to shine across a variety of textures. “Imagine a rich brown velvet, a buttery caramel leather, or a mid-tone knobby fabric. All these textures add depth and warmth to a room, making it feel cozy yet refined,” she shares.

Layering brown tones is also perfect for this time of year. “As we are gearing up for fall, something about brown tones in textures such as suede, velvet, and leather is just so appealing,” Allison Handler of Allison Handler Design says. “I love brown. It is the perfect neutral in my opinion.”  

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Use all shades of brown

“One of the best things about brown is how well different shades flow together, from deep espresso to warm caramels and tans,” Roe says. “These shades can be layered effortlessly to create a rich, cohesive palette that feels both sophisticated and inviting.” 

There’s no need to create a monochromatic space (though you could if you wanted!), but including different variations of brown can create a cozy vibe. Opt for lighter tones to keep your room airy and calm, and darker browns for drama and romance. “From deep espressos to rich caramels, brown hues exude a grounded, earthy feel that makes spaces feel cozy and inviting,” both Katie Browning and Heather Lucas of Lucas Browning Design share. “After years of cooler tones dominating design, we think there’s a collective craving for warmth and comfort, and brown really delivers.”

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Pair brown with different colors

The versatility of brown means it pairs nicely with a variety of different color palettes. “When paired with feminine tones like pink and purple, it grounds the space, preventing it from feeling too delicate,” Roe states. “On the other hand, mixing brown with greens and other deep tones can create a space that feels strong and masculine.”

No matter your design style and color preferences, brown can be a great neutral to work with, and that includes pairing it with black. “One of our favorite combinations is brown mixed with black, which adds a touch of modernity and edge, making any room feel both timeless and contemporary,” Roe continues. “Brown truly is the perfect backdrop for both classic and modern design.” 

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Fall in love with wood

I’d be remiss to not include wood in this deep dive into brown home decor, and Summer Jensen of Hawk & Co. agrees. “I’m really excited to move into more brown woods,” Jensen says. “The warmth is familiar and grounding.” 

Embracing warm and rich brown wood is great for those who don’t love yellow undertones, which according to Jensen, is many of her clients. “As much as I love bleached white oak, the palette becomes somewhat defined by the underlying color, yellow,” she says. “Most of my clients don’t like yellow; however, the hardness of oak really makes for one of the best interior products we can use.”

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Substitute dark brown for black

Love black but want to switch it up? “Dark brown can be substituted in any situation where black is called for,” Jensen recommends. “I like brown for its depth and contrast without being stark black.” 

Substituting dark brown for black will instantly elevate your space and add an unexpected luxurious touch. “It adds a sumptuousness with color names like deep caviar, fudge truffle, and mink—the associations to indulgence start from the time you pick up the sample,” Jensen says. 

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Don’t forget taupe and cream

Shades of brown include lighter shades like cream and taupe as well. Just like deep browns can create a luxurious feel, Strat and Kroesser know that softer shades of brown can, too. “Taupe has been a consistent favorite brown tone of ours in the last few years. It’s just such a sophisticated, grown-up feeling color,” they share.“ We recently wrapped a whole primary bedroom in velvet taupe wallpaper, and installed a custom bed wrapped in the most luscious textured fabric in a similar color. It all felt so chic together!”

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Pair brown with natural materials

If you’re not sure where to start with texture, Browning and Lucas suggest turning toward materials found in nature. “Brown pairs beautifully with natural materials like wood, stone, and leather, which not only highlights its warmth but also adds a timeless, organic touch to any space,” they suggest. “Whether we’re styling with rich, moody tones or light, sandy neutrals, brown is versatile enough to work across design styles, from transitional spaces to modern.”  

Sol Coffee Table

$795 at Casa Zuma

Pieced Leather Pillow

$159.50 at Pottery Barn

Moonstone Blanket

$299 at Lola Blankets

Portola Hills Caned Door TV Stand

$400 at Target

Kelmscott Farmhouse Dining Table

$1,998 at Casa Zuma

Performance Heritage Rug, 6 x 9

$498 at Anthropologie

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It’s a truth universally acknowledged that fall is the best time of year. It’s not just opinion—the objective fact of it all is that autumn packs the activities and seasonal traditions we spend all year looking forward to embracing. Plowing through our reading lists, cozying up with our fall beverage of choice (I’m team chaider), and making all the pumpkin treats. Of course, it’s also the time when we swap out our summer scents for something a little moodier, a little dark academia-coded, and yes—a bit spicy and sweet. The best fall candles of 2024? Boxes, checked.

The Best Fall Candles to Scent the Season

There’s something undeniably enchanting about fall. As the leaves turn and the air takes on that unmistakable crispness, it’s a reminder to embrace cozy nights in. Autumn is an invitation to slip on our sweaters and gather around the table with loved ones, enjoying the warmth of a hearty meal. But beyond the food, festivities, and fall rituals, candles set the scene for this magical time of year.

The best fall candles fill our homes with the comforting scents of the season. Everything from spiced apples to rich woods to warm vanilla fills our homes with these reminders of sensory delights. What’s more, candles go beyond just a flicker of light. They’re the finishing touch that turns your home into a haven. Whether you’re welcoming guests or savoring a moment of solitude, the right candle can instantly transform the atmosphere. Read on to discover the best fall candles to elevate your space.

Best Overall: Hearth & Hand with Magnolia Tinted Glass Harvest Chestnut Scalloped Jar Candle

You’ve found it: pure autumnal vibes wrapped up in a jar. With its rich, nutty fragrance and warm, amber glow, this candle feels like a cozy night in by the fire—minus the smoke. The vessel itself is so chic, with a timeless scalloped edge that makes it as much a statement piece as it is a seasonal essential. I’m planning to burn this anytime I want to indulge in a quiet evening. (That is, when I’m re-watching Emily in Paris Season 4 for the umpteenth time. I can’t be stopped.)

Hearth & Hand with Magnolia

Tinted Glass Harvest Chestnut Scalloped Jar Candle

$29.99 at Target

Best Pumpkin: Voluspa Spiced Pumpkin Latte

You know her, you love her, you buy her every September without fail. And if you don’t? Let me introduce you to the best pumpkin candle around. While I love picking up the Trader Joe’s pumpkin tin candle during my weekly stock-up, this is the more elevated version. (And yes, while still accessible, the price difference matches the bump-up in quality.) With notes of creamy pumpkin, whipped coconut, and cinnamon spice, it’s like savoring a sip of your first PSL of the season. Encased in Voluspa’s signature embossed glass jar, this candle doesn’t just smell like autumn—it looks the part, too.

Voluspa Spiced Pumpkin Latte

$36 at Revolve

Best Reusable Vessel: OWIU Goods Forest Candle

Everything OWIU Goods produces is a gift to behold. We interviewed founder Amanda Gunawan last year in her LA home, and it’s obvious that her intentional lifestyle extends to everything—ceramics, matcha, and candles—she creates. This candle brings the tranquility of the woods straight to your home. With earthy notes of cedar, sandalwood, and a hint of moss, it’s basically the next best thing to a forest bath. (Actually, better.) Minimalist in design but rich in scent, this candle is housed in a sleek ceramic vessel that adds a modern touch of character to any space.

OWIU Goods Forest Candle

$98 at OWIU Goods

Best Vanilla: Haven Well Within Gather Candle

Designed to evoke warmth and togetherness, this candle emanates cozy notes of vanilla, sandalwood, and clove. Perfect for minimalist candle lovers, this timeless neutral jar will be right at home in any space—transforming a room into an inviting sanctuary. I love burning it during intimate dinners and afternoon writing sessions when I want to feel focused and centered. Light it up, and let the rich, layered scent bring a sense of calm and connection to your favorite fall moments.

Gather Candle

$44 at Haven Well Within

Best for Minimalists: Jenni Kayne Cedar Glass Candle

Come for the sweaters, stay for the candles. Like all of the brand’s apparel and home goods, this candle is the epitome of understated elegance. Infused with the grounding scent of cedar and soft notes of pine, it brings the crisp, woodsy air of autumn right into your home. And while I’ve been known to spin around other candles to keep the label concealed, I love the contemporary design it displays. (Also yes, I want you to know I’m an insider and thought to pick up the best fall candles from Jenni Kayne.) For an effortlessly cool, seasonal warmth, look no further.

Cedar Glass Candle

$65 at Jenni Kayne

Best Unexpected Scent: Salt & Stone Saffron & Cedar Candle

Cedar is expected—saffron is not. This candle is the perfect blend of exactly what you think fall should smell like but with a hard-to-put-your-finger-on twist. This luxurious blend of spice and wood exudes an exotic scent grounded by an earthy cedar. It’s sophisticated and sleek, adding a modern touch to your decor while filling the room with a rich, lingering aroma. Get ready to transform your home into an autumnal retreat.

Salt & Stone Saffron & Cedar Candle

$49 at Revolve

Best Calming: Blueme Spiritual Palo Santo & Vetiver

This candle feels like a ritual in itself—instantly calming and uplifting. Cleansing, woody notes of palo santo are balanced by vetiver’s earthy warmth. Designed to clear the air and soothe the soul, it’s exactly what you want to burn during any cozy fall pursuit. Whether you’re meditating, journaling, or simply relaxing, this candle brings a sense of clarity and peace to any moment, making it a must for your seasonal self-care routine.

Blueme Spiritual Palo Santo & Vetiver

$65 at Blueme

Best for Book Lovers: Aerangis No. 40 Livraria Antiga

As I alluded to above, reading (binge-reading, in particular) is one of my favorite things to do in the fall. For that reason, I surround myself with anything bibliophilic. Because this candle smells like stepping into the coziest library, you can bet I’m stocking up. It’s reminiscent of the best bookstores, where the air is filled with the scent of leather-bound books, polished wood, and maybe a touch of mystery. With deep, smoky notes of aged paper, cedarwood, and a hint of spice, this candle transports you to a time and place where stories linger in the air.

Aerangis No. 40 Livraria Antiga

$78 at Aerangis

Best Affordable: Fablerune Pumpkin Soy Candle

It’s no secret—candles aren’t exactly cheap. That’s why, when you can find one that strikes the perfect balance between affordable and elevated, you should buy 10. This candle—a delightful ode to our favorite fall flavor—is an excellent alternative to the Voluspa pumpkin. Its creamy pumpkin scent is complemented by hints of vanilla and nutmeg, nodding to the sensory experience of a homemade pumpkin pie emerging from the oven. If you like your pumpkin candles a little earthier as opposed to sweet, this is your pick.

Fablerune Pumpkin Soy Candle

$26 at Fablerune

Best Masculine Scent: Cereria Molla Velvet Wood Candle

For those of us who love a scent that leans a little more masculine, this rich, opulent aroma exudes understated sophistication. With its deep notes of velvety sandalwood, warm amber, and a hint of sweet vanilla, this candle is the perfect blend of refined comfort. Light it up and lean into the ultimate in sensory luxury. I love burning it on a crisp fall evening whenever the occasion calls for a touch of elegance.

Cereria Molla Velvet Wood Candle

$44.95 at Cereria Molla

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With the leaves slowly changing and temperatures starting to dip, I think it’s safe to say that cozy season is upon us. Fall invites us to amp up the warmth, and that goes beyond heavy knits and throws. Autumn color palettes mimic what’s happening in nature, and this season’s paint color trends give a sophisticated twist to the usual orange, red, and brown. 

Featured image from our interview with Kate Arends by Suruchi Avasthi.

7 Fall 2024 Paint Color Trends for a Fall Refresh

Fall 2024 paint color trends are all about embracing the familiar shades of the season, while going deeper, richer, and bolder. Ahead, I chatted with interior designers to get their take on this season’s color trends. Read on for all the deets!

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Warm White

A paint round-up wouldn’t be complete without neutrals, and leading the pack this year is warm white. “Neutral colors are and will always be my number one, however I have found myself gravitating more and more toward warm neutrals in the last few years,” Allison Handler of Allison Handler Designs says. This is definitely in line with this year’s trends—cooler colors have gradually been on the outs. Not sure what the best warm white is for your home? Handler isn’t shy about her personal favorite. “I am a ride or die Sherwin Williams girl and my go-to color is Sherwin Williams Greek Villa. It’s the perfect warm white in my opinion,” she shares.

Greek Villa

$76.99 at Sherwin Williams

White Dove

$81.99 at Benjamin Moore

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Forest Green

What’s a fall 2024 paint color trends story without some shade of green? This season, forest green takes the cake. Shaolin Low of Studio Shaolin recommends Beverly by Farrow and Ball, a mid green that will appear bolder in bright light, and more subdued in low light. “Pair Beverly with earthy neutrals to balance its rich green. Enhance the cool tones with brass cabinet pulls, door handles, and light fixtures,” Low recommends. 

If you’re not sure how to furnish a forest green room, Low has a few suggestions. “Ground the space with walnut or oak coffee tables, sideboards, or accent chairs featuring wooden legs for an organic feel,” she says. “Choose furniture with bronze, matte black, or brushed brass accents for a modern edge that complements the green tones.”

Beverly

$158 at Farrow and Ball

Vintage Vogue

$81.99 at Benjamin Moore

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Brown

With warm neutrals trending this year, brown is having a moment, especially for autumn. “For fall, and always, we love to use warm saturated colors—think earthy greens and brown burnt umbers,” Brittany Hakimfar of Far Studio shares. “When painting a room in one of these colors, we do the entire space including the walls, ceilings and trim to really give an amazing effect and cover the room in warmth.”

A color-drenched brown room? Talk about cozy! All shades of brown are currently trending, from deep, rich espressos to mild and soft beiges and tans. Opt for a lighter shade of brown to create a calm atmosphere or go bold with a deeper brown for more drama.

Topeka Taupe

$81.99 at Benjamin Moore

Grounded

$76.99 at Sherwin Williams

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Clay

Clay absolutely deserves its own spot as a fall 2024 paint color trend. Mixing red and brown gives you the best of two trending colors—a terracotta that makes an excellent neutral. Handler includes Sherwin Williams 2023 color of the year, Redend Point, in her favorite paint colors of this season. This color would be fantastic in a bedroom, bathroom, or anywhere you spend time slowing down. Pair clay walls with warm woods and cozy textiles for a calm and luxurious space.

Redend Point

$76.99 at Sherwin Williams

Dead Salmon

$158 at Farrow and Ball

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Greige 

Grey and cool neutrals have been gradually falling out of fashion, so this trend came as a surprise. Handler is finding herself drawn to greige—a mix of grey and beige. The beige warms up stark and cool grey, making it a popular neutral. This is a great choice if you don’t want white walls but are a bit cautious about color. It can also create subtle contrast in an all white room. “I love to paint the trim a pop color and keep the rest of the room neutral,” Handler says. “I’d paint a whole room in Sherwin Williams Greek Villa and the trim with Shiitake. It adds another level of unexpected detail.”

Shiitake

$76.99 at Sherwin Williams

Skimming Stone

$158 at Farrow and Ball

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Muddy Tones

To round out the brown hues that make up fall 2024 paint color trends is what one designer considers muddy. “This fall, we’re seeing a strong trend toward muddy colors—those rich, nuanced hues that change with the light throughout the day,” Nicole Roe of R. Nickson Interiors shares. “These colors have a unique quality: in full sunlight, they appear lighter and brighter, bringing warmth and vibrancy to a room. But as the day turns to evening and the lighting softens, they take on a darker, moodier character, creating a cozy, inviting atmosphere.” 

Muddy tones can be any color with brown undertones, which give the paint color depth and versatility. “We love using muddy tones to color drench a room,” Roe shares. “This creates an enveloping, cohesive look that’s both bold and comforting.”

Aegean Olive

$81.99 at Benjamin Moore

Waterloo

$76.99 at Sherwin Williams

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Rosy Hues

Even though I’ll personally be a forever fan of Barbie pink, fall 2024 paint color trends are skewing to a slightly more subtle shade. “I have been gravitating toward mauve and rosy tones lately,” Handler muses. Mauve is a delicious blend of pink and purple that’s lovely for fall, and rosy tones like raspberry or magenta can pack a sophisticated punch. 

Roe recommends Sherwin Williams Concerto, a warm berry red. This would be a fantastic color drench choice for a dramatic look. “Don’t hesitate to carry these colors into your drapery, upholstery, and rugs for a fully immersive experience that feels both luxurious and grounded,” she states. For a softer, more relaxed vibe, opt for an easy-going mauve or dusty rose.

Concerto

$76.99 at Sherwin Williams

Sulking Room Pink

$158 at Farrow and Ball

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