In case you missed it, Fall has officially arrived! With the cooler temperatures and changing leaves all around, there are lots of ways to bring the themes of the season into your home.

That doesn’t mean everything needs to be pumpkin-themed, though!

There are plenty of tasteful ways to reflect the fall season and bring a warm, cozy feeling into every room of your home. From vintage pillows to textured fabrics, here are three ways to welcome Autumn into your home in 2019.

Oversized Blankets

Do you have a giant, plaid blanket stowed away in your closet? It’s time to put it on display!

Repurposing cozy plaid or tartan blankets into tablecloths and furniture covers can transform any space into a more warm and inviting place.

Pro tip: even if you don’t plan to put your fuzzy blankets on display, consider keeping them neatly folded in your living space as the temperatures drop. Autumn is a pretty mild season in Northeast Ohio, so you can wait to turn on the heat and snuggle up with a warm blanket when the temperature drops in the evening.

Make it Vintage

Each year, fall brings back sentimental feelings around the harvest — a time when local farmers would bring in the crops and celebrate a successful bounty.

While there are certainly fewer farms in Northeast Ohio in 2019, you can still capture the spirit of the harvest season with vintage or rustic furniture pieces. Pillows with vintage prints and rich, seasonal tones are a great way to decorate your living space at a low cost.

Fall Flowers

Summer may be over, but that doesn’t mean you have to give up on enjoying colorful flowers just yet!

While your day lilies may be reaching the end of their seasonal bloom, some Autumn flowers are just starting to come to life with the colors of the season. Dahlias, Chrysanthemums, Pansies and more can make for great bouquets of rich oranges, purples and yellows to help you decorate with a Fall color pallet.

Whatever your style, there are plenty of small touches and statements you can make around your home this year that adds the perfect touch of Autumn. How will you decorate this year?