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your home. Change up your cushions and throws in neutral spaces like bedrooms and lounges for an easy way to bring in the seasonal colour. If you’re feeling braver and want to keep the warmth of autumn to your home all year round, create a feature wall using burnt orange paint or textured wallpaper in autumnal shades.
Chair upholstered by Breathe Home Interiors, 2 Town End, Worksop Road, Aston
Autumn is all about a texture, particularly a mix of different types to create a warm and cosy home. Go for soft velvets, chunky knits, wool blends and natural leathers in rustic colours. Say goodbye to summer by swapping those florals and pastel shades for more earthy finishing touches. Choose leafy prints over dainty or bold flower designs, add in metallics like brass or copper, and replace your floral centerpieces with gnarly branches, wooden accessories or autumnal inspired floral displays.
The easiest way to bring in the new season is in a spicy home scent that spells crisp autumn walks in the woods. Candles, diffusers and home sachets from all leading brands now have a seasonal collection with rich scents like fresh orange blossom, spicy pink pepper, buttery chestnut, sweet and smoky amber, or earthy patchouli. Or for all the niceties of pumpkin spice but without the calories, look for candles with its signature flavours of nutmeg, cinnamon, ginger and cloves to recreate your favourite taste at home.
Cannon Hall Garden Centre Bark House Lane, Cawthorne, Barnsley
Breathe a new look into your home this season with
the lastest in fabrics including soft neutrals and rustic warm tones for bespoke curtain and blind designs
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For more information call into our showroom 2 TELEPHONE: 01709 878227
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