5 Simple Decorating Ideas for French Country Coastal Fall Style – French Coastal Decor Inspiration – Coastal Grandmother Aesthetics – Coastal Fall Decorating Ideas & Inspiration – French Country Style
Hello Friends,
It’s almost that time of year again, my friends…time to pull out all of the Fall Decor! Are the pumpkins, gourds, and fall foliage calling your name yet? Do you need some Fall decorating ideas & inspiration? I’ve got you covered!
Today, a few of my sweet friends and I are having an Early Fall Decorating Blog Hop and you’re invited on the tour! We’re sharing how we’re transitioning our Summer decor to Fall decor, along with sharing helpful tips on how you can do the same!
If you’re coming over from Cynthia at Vintage Grace and Living, welcome! I’m so happy you’ve stopped by! I love all of her beautiful Fall decor, as I’m sure you do as well.
Early Fall Decorating…French Country Coastal Style
I’m not quite ready to go full-on Fall decorating just yet – because it’s still hot, hot, hot here in North Texas – but I did get a jumpstart on my Fall decorating by adding some seasonal decor touches here and there. Actually, I’ve blended late Summer decor with early Fall decor for now, but will be going all in come mid September.
This year, I’m trying something a little new and different for my Fall decor. I’ll still be sticking to my French Country Style aesthetics, but adding a twist of coastal style to it and keeping my color palette very subdued. I’ve never really had any sort of coastal decor in my home, although I love it, so things might get a little interesting.
I’ve aptly named this year’s Fall decor French Country Coastal Style. Does anyone else name their seasonal decor theme/style?
French Country Coastal Fall Tray Decor with Eucalyptus, Pampas Grass, Candles, Seashells, & Pumpkin
Designer Tips for Perfecting The Art of Tray Styling
(1) Tell a story with your design elements; (2) Choose a color palette and stick with it; (3) Use odd number of elements & vary their heights; and (4) Add texture for depth and interest
French Country Coastal Shelf Decor with Seashell Collection and a Hint of Fall
Designer Collection Display Tips
(1) Display seashell collections in apothecary jars and group together for bigger impact; (2) Add seasonal touches for extra interests
French Country Coastal Tabletop Glass Shadow Boxes Showcasing Favorite Seashells and Succulents
Designer Tip
Use glass shadow boxes in a pair for an impactful tabletop vignette.
French Country Coastal Nostalgia with Bicycle Painting and White Beach Stones & Pine Cones
Designer Tip
Sneak keepsake items in even the smallest of spaces. Add seasonal touches to celebrate the seasons.
Tabletop Floral with a Touch of Fall
That a Wraps for My Early Fall Decorating…French Country Coastal Style
Well, this about wraps up my Early Fall Decorating…French Country Coastal Style Tour. I’m so happy you’ve stopped by today!
Next up on the Early Fall Decorating Blog Hop is Kylie at Truemans Treasures. You’re going to love how she’s transitioning from Summer to Fall decor in her home!
Be sure to check out all of the other talented ladies on this Early Fall Decorating Blog Hop too:
Sheri with Savvy in The Surburbs
Susan with Hen and Horse Design
Regina with Saved From Salvage
Kristy I love love all your creative ways to transition from summer to fall! Thanks for sharing today!!
Thank you so much, Rose! I greatly appreciate your sweet words! Thanks so much for stopping by today!
I love the shells in the jars! Such a great idea!
Thank you so much, Kylie! I love the idea of displaying them in the apothecary jars too. It helps to keep them neatly organized and visible at the same time! I appreciate you stopping by and leaving your sweet comment.
Beautiful post Kristy! I love the soft hues you used to create this transitional look.
Thank you so much for your sweet compliment, Wendy! Thanks for stopping by today!
Beautiful Kristy! I love all of the shells in the pretty glass jars. Thank you for hosting the blog hop! Susan
Thank you so much Susan! I love the seashells in the apothecary jars too! In fact, I love those apothecary jars for many uses. It’s always a pleasure blog hopping with you talented ladies! I’m so happy you were able to join us!
So many great ideas here, Kristy! I think my favorite is the pampas grass and eucalyptus arrangement…so unique and different. I love it! You have a wonderful eye and are so creative with your displays. Thank you for an awesome blog hop! I love being a part of it!
Oh my gosh Missy, you’re so very kind! Thank you so much for your sweet compliments! It’s always a pleasure blog hopping with your talented ladies!
Kristy – thanks for organizing us girls. I live on a lake but coastal style is my favorite. Your home is beautiful.
You’re so welcome, Regina! It’s always a pleasure blog hopping with you talented ladies! And thanks so much for your kind words!
Kristy, I am in love with everything you do! And you had me at apothecary jars…they are seriously one of my favorite things to use in my decor! So versatile! Thank you so much for including me in this hop…you are simply the best and I am so inspired by you! HUGS!
Awe, you’re so sweet, Tracy! Thank you so much for your sweet compliments! I love apothecary jars too for that very same reason! I’m so happy you were able to join us on this hop. Everyone is so talented and full of inspiration!
Everything looks so beautiful Kristy! I love all the subtle, neutral vibes!
Thanks a bunch, Sheri! I’m so happy you love the subtle, neutral vibes, as this is somewhat of a new direction for me. Hoping I can pull it off successfully!
So beautiful Kristy! I love your style so much. I really need you to live closer so you could help me decorate my home.
Awe, thanks so much Crystal! I appreciate your kindness! I would love to live closer to you, but I can always help long distance too!
It’s all so lovely Kristy! No bright orange for a fresh break! And the seashells in the apothecary jars is brilliant!
Thanks for linking up at Fabulous Friday Link Party!
Thank you so much for your sweet words, Denise! I greatly appreciate you stopping by!