Are you ready to fall into the autumn season? (See what I did there?) Today, you can get some inspiration for your home with these tiny entryway fall decor ideas via the Pinterest Challenge!
TINY ENTRYWAY FALL DECOR IDEAS PINTEREST CHALLENGE
Welcome to this month’s Pinterest Challenge!
We’re getting an early start this year with some fall decor inspiration!
If you are new to the Pinterest Challenge, it’s all about one inspiration photo, a group of bloggers (FOURTEEN this month!), and each of us putting our own touch on the inspo image!
If you are visiting from my sweet friend, Lora Bloomquist… welcome! Her vintage home and tips for a fall mantel are lovely, aren’t they?
And a special ‘hello’ to all my MWA family!
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And a BIG thanks goes to our hostess, Cindy from County Road 407 for putting our Pinterest Challenge together.
Inspiration for Tiny Entryway Fall Decor Ideas
This month’s Pinterest Challenge inspiration photo comes from Janelle Trinette.com.
Janelle’s warm and inviting vignette features lots of neutrals that I just love!
Other elements of her vignette include:
- LOTS of pumpkins (neutral, of course!)
- Tree cuttings to elevate her decor
- A woven basket
- Dried fall stems and grasses
- Linen cloth
- and, a chippy door for the background
Are you ready to see the ‘spin’ I put on the inspo image?
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Tiny Entryway Fall Decor Ideas – Woven Elements
The most natural area for me to set-up a larger fall vignette is my entryway.
Creating a welcoming entryway in a tiny space is proving to be a bit easier in my third floor apartment versus the original My Wee Abode loft apartment. It’s so fun, and such a blessing!
If you visited my summer tour, the entryway at MWA usually has a little white bench. For this vignette, I simply moved the bench to another area, and filled this little nook with some seasonal elements!
Mimicking Janelle’s large basket, I found a tall woven floor vase that I fell in love with at At Home. It is a bit pricey, but when I REALLY love something, and I can afford it, I will make small investments like this.
Using the woven vase adds texture and warmth to the vignette. More woven elements could include:
- Vases that LOOK like they are woven
- Baskets that are similar to the inspo photo
- Woven trays for a lower profile vignette
- Placemats or tablerunners that are woven… think about layering on a coffee table or for a centerpiece!
Tiny Entryway Fall Decor Ideas – Adding Pumpkins
What would a fall vignette be without pumpkins?
Because I spent a small fortune on my new vase, I used the pumpkins that I had on hand.
I *did* have my large white pumpkin that I have used the last couple years on my fall patio.
However, I didn’t have too many other larger white pumpkins. This is where you work with what you have!
Did you know green can be considered ‘neutral’? It really can if it’s a ‘natural’ green… you know, more ‘earthy’ rather than lime or emerald. 
As you can see, my faux green pumpkin was added to the vignette, along with a faux baby-boo and two woven pumpkins (more texture!).
But, YOU don’t have to just go neutral! Add any colors your like to YOUR vignette! These days, whether they are real or faux, pumpkins come in a plethora of colors!
Here are some faux pumpkins you might like to add to your collection:
- Add some antiquing wax or dry brush these white pumpkins for a neutral look (you can even decoupage these!)
- This set of orange faux pumpkins can be sprinkled through-out your fall home.
- What about adding a large neutral green pumpkin? (I just may order this one myself!)
- These glam pumpkins just may fit your style!
- Here’s a nice little assortment of different colored pumpkins!
- You might want to add some different types of gourds, too!
- Oh, and of course you can always make some DIY velvet pumpkins that look just like the pros!
Tiny Entryway Fall Decor Ideas – Add Faux or Natural Stems and Branches
The inspo photo included some cattails, wheat stems, and other kinds of dried grasses.
The Pinterest Challenge was a great excuse to finally add some fall branches and larger stems to my collection of faux foliage!
Instead of grasses, I added maple leaf branches and some blue pod stems.
Pod and berry stems just add so much to seasonal decor, especially for fall and winter!
Other types of all branches and stems I like to use:
- More maple leaf branches
- Warm toned eucalyptus leaves (these look great on wreaths!)
- Cattails
- Rabbit tail grass
- and all these fall floral elements!
More Elements for Tiny Entryway Fall Decor
A few more items that you can use for a cozy fall vignette are textiles, amber glass, and wood elements.
While the Pinterest Challenge inspo used a linen cloth draping from the basket, a light-weight blue throw was hung on my coat rack. The blue throw was a gift from a dear friend, and it’s perfect for a cool ‘shawl’ on an early fall evening.
Instead of using tree slices for elevating my pumpkins, I opted for my little wooden crate that I used in a winter entryway and on my patio, too. However, this time, I cradled some pumpkins inside, as well as added some warm amber vases on the top!
Last year, I invested in some amber vases for the autumn season. They look lovely with fall stems, as well as empty in a little collection!
You can find all kinds of amber glass vases and apothecary jars at your nearest Hobby Lobby! And Target has a lovely octagonal set!
I hope these tips and tricks for a seasonal fall vignette were inspirational for you!
If you want more inspiration, head on over to our wonderful hostess’s blog (and my dear friend), Cindy at County Road 407. She’s sharing fall door decor that everyone will remember… she promises!
And you won’t want to miss ALL the inspiration from the rest of my blogging buddies listed below! Just click on the pictures to take you to each one!
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