10 must-have products for your home this fall

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10 must-have products for your home this fall

Madeline Gressel

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Oct 6, 2016

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Is there any season more charming than fall? Outside, sweater weather sets in as trees go ablaze with burnt orange and gold. But it’s tough to celebrate autumn inside your home without resorting to kitschy items like wax pumpkin candles, leafy paper napkins and decorative gourds. Instead, try simple, sylvan pieces with a Scandinavian feel whose allure won’t wane through the long winter.

At left, these curved wood light fixtures will look cozy in the fall and airy in the spring. West Elm Bentwood Pendants, $159.

— Madeline Gressel

Courtesy of West Elm

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Show off your apples, pomegranates and clementines in this big and cheerful orange bowl. Crate & Barrel Marin Orange Serving Bowl, $29.95. Crate and Barrel

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The gorgeous prints of Polish artist Gosia Herba may be labeled for kids, but their sophisticated aesthetic — Picasso-style abstraction with some art deco fair — will appeal to all ages. In A Forest Giclée Print, $43, Etsy.com. Gosia Herba

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No fireplace? No problem. Diptyque‘s classic woodsy blend smells even better. Feu de Bois candle, $62. Handout

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Cute but not cloying, this thickly tufted rug featuring little sheep has a distinctly Berber feel. Aldana rug, $98-$1,598, Anthropologie.com. Courtesy of Anthropologie

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Combat chilly mornings right by churning up your favorite coffee beans in this elegant green grinder. Manual coffee grinder, $295, Store.Moma.org MoMAStore.org

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This leather sling chair by Portland-based Phloem Studios strikes the perfect balance between inviting and austere. It comes in a range of American hardwoods, but we like the maple with cognac leather best. Peninsula chair, $2,800, PhloemStudio.com. Lisa Warninger

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Brooklyn-based textile company Minna collaborates with artisan collectives in Mexico and Guatemala to create colorful woven pillows that are homey and bright. Split pillow, $180, Minna-Goods.com. George Underwood/www.minna-goods.com

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This Hillery Sproat blanket, from the Brooklyn-based web boutique Of a Kind, is the most adorable way to snuggle up on the couch. Periwinkle wildlife blanket, $165. David Studarus

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There’s always room for a subtly cheesy homage to the season, and this clever paint-by-number tray is exactly the right kind. Deer paint-by-number tray, Fishs Eddy, $19.95. Fishs Eddy

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