Farmhouse Kitchen Fall Decorating Ideas

Hi You Guys! I hope you’re having a wonderful week! I’m feeling all of the fall vibes around our house and am in full decorating mode now. After finishing the living room and dining room , I headed into the kitchen this week to add a bit of autumn color to my decor. I decided to go with more of a farmhouse look this year, so today I’m sharing some fall decorating ideas for the kitchen that I hope you like!

This fall, my kitchen decor looks very different than last fall. I still chose a neutral palette (because I’m that kind of girl), but I used more classic fall colors.

Isn’t it amazing how different a room can look with just a few changes!?

I decided to use a more subtle traditional fall color palette this year as opposed to the neutral greens and whites I chose last fall. The result was a very warm look that definitely says fall colors without being too bold or bright.

I started with a simple trug filled with white mini pumpkins alongside faux white and gray pumpkins. I love this idea for easy fall decorating because it only takes a minute but makes a big impact on a center island or countertop.

I also added a fall wreath, made of dried hops, to my kitchen range hood. It’s a great idea to add wreaths to your fall and winter decor to create a festive look and celebrate the coming holiday season.

Restyling the glass front cabinets in my kitchen is the perfect way to signal a change of season. I replaced the all-white dishes with some pretty copper bowls and canisters. I also filled a dough bowl with a few heirloom pumpkins I found at my local market.

On the prep island, I filled my favorite pitcher with the most beautiful faux fall branches. I love that these will last through the entire season and always look fresh! The best part is, they are super affordable.

These fall branches make a big statement in the kitchen and create that farmhouse look I wanted.

Of course, I had to get all of my copper pots out and hang them above my range. You may have noticed that my collection is growing because I am a bit obsessed with beautiful vintage copperware. I love the idea of keeping these on display in the cooler months and putting them away when the weather warms up.

On the window above the farmhouse sink, I hung a simple wheat wreath. This color was the inspiration for my farmhouse kitchen decor this year. I love the soft color and yet it still makes a big statement at this time of year. I also filled a tall white vase with a bunch of wheat stalks and hung two tobacco baskets above the side windows.

The overall idea for my fall kitchen decor was to create a farmhouse look with neutral colors.

By using copper tones mixed with natural woods and some soft wheat and orange tones, I was able to create a simple autumn look that will last until Thanksgiving and beyond.

I hope this gives you some ideas about how to add some simple fall farmhouse decor to your kitchen.