Fall might seem like it's still a long way off, but Magnolia launched their Fall Collection today and there's no time to waste. You don't need to swap your summer salads out for hot pots and thick stews yet, but you do need to think about investing in some neutral, natural tones, which will be a year-round success.
I'm a self-confessed, fall obsessed shopper and even I'm not thinking of Thanksgiving and pumpkin pies in this heat. However, I've always been told that you should prepare six weeks ahead of any event. We're close to six weeks off the first day of fall (September 23rd). If that's not enough to stir up your fall decor ideas, you better take a look at Magnolia's new arrivals.
Joanna's new collection is not too heavy or cold-focused. It's all wood, cream, and vintage styles. She's described this collection as 'a fresh take on familiar finds', encouraging us to look at our most loved possessions with a new found perspective.
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The best of Magnolia's Fall Collection
Whether you're re-decorating or getting ahead of the rush, this is the time and place to start.
Hearty and Warming: Kitchen
I'll jump at any reason to be in the kitchen, and this is often where I start decorating for fall. Summer salads are great, but hot pots and slow roasts are every kitchen enthusiast's dream come true. The beauty of these kitchen pieces is that they look as good al fresco as they do indoors and al guest-o when you're hosting for all the family. You can start using them now, even if it is hot.
This versatile serving board is the ideal showcase for everything from home bakes to cheese boards. It features a tonal checkerboard pattern on one side and inlaid stripes on the other, so you effectively have two boards in one.
Fall is the seasons for pies, so investing in a beautiful pie dish pays dividends. This heirloom-worthy dish features deep scalloped edges and comes in a soft cream color. I'll be using it for fruits and salads in the summer and fruit pies in the winter.
This vintage canister is made from sturdy stoneware. With a distressed finish and delicate color, it’s the perfect way to tidily store coffee beans, sugar, and flour. I'd recommend buying a few, since they're endlessly useful to have in the kitchen.
Warm and Welcoming: Living Room
Following fall trends doesn't have to mean adding clutter, especially in your living spaces. Joanna has styled her fall living room to be open, showcasing simple heirlooms and beautiful home staples. From tub chairs big enough to curl up in, to open shelves, let the clutter fall away - sorry.
This is a fresh take on tub chairs. With exaggerated depth and rounded, comfortable edges, it’s the perfect chair for snuggling up in. I guarantee that it will the chair that everyone wants to sit in.
Crafted from aluminium, this cool metal might remind you of sunnier months. However, the elegant warm luster brings a statuesque, streamlined feel to any room in every season.
This bookcase is my dream. The open shelves let you put your favorite finds in plain sight, whilst you can store the your less aesthetically pleasing essentials in the lower cabinetry space.
Getting Together: Dining Room
There are so many chances to bring your family and friends together over fall. Fall table decor ideas are a beautiful way to set the scene and I’m obsessed with Magnolia’s serveware. Whether you invest in some heirloom bowls or elegant flowers, small touches can elevate the whole room.
These heritage bowls are enduring essentials. In the summer you can serve ice cream in them. Then as the weather cools, you can use them for soups and stews. They're currently reduced, so don't hang around.
You will have seen these candle holders before, because they aren’t new this season. However, as the nights draw in, they're perfect for creating a warm glow at the table. I've seen them all over Joanna's Instagram.
Inspired by Jo’s garden, this kiln-fired vase has a warm reactive glaze. You can sit it solo in your home, or fill it with faux flowers in burgundy, rouge, and beige — perfect fall tones.
Snuggling Up: Bedroom
Fall bedding trends are another of my favorites. Layering different textures helps to cultivate a cozy and relaxing room. From velvet to open knits, Magnolia has a range of textures and layers to make sure that when the weather drops, your bed only gets more inviting.
Soft and lightweight, this angora throw is the closest thing you’ll get to touching clouds. The layers of cotton give it a relaxed look, so it’s the perfect neutral tone for the end of your bed.
Available in a range of colors, this sham adds elegance to any bed. The low sheen velvet is finished with a woven box stitch, giving that pillowy look that will make you want to dive into bed.
Our sleep editor, Louise, loves velvet for an 'elevated and indulgent' feeling bed set. This quilt is made from 100% cotton and makes the perfect year-round layer. We recommend pairing it with the sham for a co-ordinated look.
FAQs
When should I start decorating for fall?
As soon as fall collections are released, I recommend that you shop them. The leaves might not be falling off the trees yet, but by the time they do, all the best interior pieces will have gone. Magnolia's collection is available from today, so I recommend that you get shopping.
Is Magnolia's fall collection the same as Hearth & Hand?
Although both have been designed with Chip and Joanna Gaines, Hearth & Hand is only available at Target. Their collection follows a distinctive vintage style and I've had a look through all of their pieces. I prefer the neutral tones of Magnolia's collection, because I think they lend themselves to more versatile styling. If you like Joanna's style, take a look at both.
Our Verdict
Every time Magnolia releases a collection, I don't think the next one will be able to surpass it. Each and every time, it does. As I said, I'm a fall fan, so this was one of the most exciting releases of the year for me.
Even though the weather doesn't feel like fall, I think most of Magnolia's fall collection is perennial. I would keep these out all year round, every year. Given that most people start shopping for fall around now, I wouldn't hang around.
