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My Fall Inspired Mantel

Decorate for the prettiest season of all with a fall inspired mantel! 

Ahhh, it’s fall!  There is a chill in the air, and the leaves are changing.  Love, love, love it!  So I took advantage of a cool, windy day here and made over my mantel!  It was time to take down the summery colours, and bring fall into my home!  And the best part is, most of the stuff I already had!  I only had to buy the pumpkins and squashes.  So easy, affordable, and pretty pretty pretty!

Birch Tree & Pumpkin Fall Mantel
Birch Tree & Pumpkin Fall Mantel

For me fall means pumpkins, squashes and earthy accents. I started with a barn inspired mirror as my back drop and got to work!

Birch Tree & Pumpkin Fall Mantel

I gathered some birch wood I took from my parents place, then added some leaves I already had. Put together some mason jar tea light holders. Simple.

Birch Tree & Pumpkin Fall Mantel

I love the little punches of orange, mixed in with the whites, and greens. I don’t like a lot going on all at once, so the little bits of colour make me happy.

Birch Tree & Pumpkin Fall Mantel

Love.

Birch Tree & Pumpkin Fall Mantel

Don’t you just love white pumpkins?  They add such a simple funky touch!

Birch Tree & Pumpkin Fall Mantel

Very very simple.  Just the way I like it.

Birch Tree & Pumpkin Fall Mantel

I use these twigs for all seasons and holidays.

 

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Birch Tree & Pumpkin Fall Mantel

Here’s what it looks like at night with all the candles lit. Cozy!

Thanks for coming on my little tour! What are you working on? Do you decorate for fall?  What is your style?

For even more fall mantel inspiration, here are the links to my previous years!

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  1. Molly maloney says:

    Hi! Beautiful! We are choosing stone for our fireplace right now. Do you remember the name of the stone brand and name you used when the fireplace was built? Thanks!!

    1. Hi Molly!

      We are not the first owners of this home, so I donโ€™t know anything about how the fireplace was made (or by whom). Iโ€™m not 100% sure what the stone is, but it appears to be a man-made moulded limestone of some sort. Itโ€™s not real stone, but it sure looks like it! Iโ€™m sure if you mentioned that to a builder/fireplace expert they would know exactly what direction to point you.

      Sorry I couldnโ€™t be much more of a help!

      Jo-Anna