via Miss Mustard Seed
I love the seasonal ritual of putting away lingering summer accessories and bringing out favorites for the cooler months. This weekend I’ve been nesting for fall, rearranging small details around the house and adding touches that make rooms feel cozier. My home is slowly shifting toward a warm fall and winter vibe, and I admit I’ve even started some early Christmas prep—maybe premature, but I’m enjoying it.
Tip: While you’re nesting, look for creative ways to group and display fall, winter, or holiday items together.
I’m inspired by these jars from Miss Mustard Seed (pictured above); they remind me of glass lamps and I’m planning to try a similar idea. Grouping accessories inside jars or containers helps tell a small story and keeps surfaces from looking cluttered. If you’re like me and worry about too many little items scattered around, try corraling them in a single, attractive vessel. It’s a simple way to show off seasonal finds while keeping things tidy and intentional.
Happy fall nesting!
For more thoughts on what to keep and what to let go of in your home, see my re-posted article on (in)courage, “Issues with Stuff.”
Catch up on the Loving Fall Series: Intro, Day One: Getting In the Rhythm, Day Two: Quiet, Day Three: Cozy Imperfections, Day Four: Rust, Coral, and Orange Fall Inspired Rooms, Day Five: Fall Nights by the Fire, Day Six: Candlelight, Day Seven: Turkish Towels, Day Eight: Fall Traditions with the Pups, Day Nine: Settling In.