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As the summer wanes and the days grow shorter, it’s time to transition your decor to embrace the late summer and early fall harvest season. In this post, we explore how to create a warm and welcoming atmosphere during this transitional period.

Late Summer Color Palette: Discuss the colors associated with this season, such as sunflower yellow, burnt orange, and deep plum.
Harvest Decor Elements: Encourage readers to incorporate harvest-related items like pumpkins, gourds, and cornucopias into their decor.
Fall Wreaths and Garlands: Offer guidance on creating autumn wreaths and garlands that can be hung on doors, mantels, or along staircases.
Cozy Textiles: Suggest the use of heavier textiles like wool throws, plaid blankets, and knitted pillows to add warmth to living spaces.
Transitional Lighting: Provide ideas for lighting that bridges the gap between summer and fall, such as lanterns, candle sconces, and warm white string lights.