Kelsey Kooima, @kelseykooima

Looking for easy fall living room ideas that won’t break the bank? It doesn’t get simpler than coffee table decor. Styling a coffee table is a great way to display the things you love. For the autumn season, this could include an apple pie scented candle or a bouquet of dried flowers. Switching up coffee table decor each season is a low effort, cost effective way to add a bit of festivity to your space.

Designer Kelsey Kooima added a small, simple vase of faux burgundy eucalyptus to her coffee table, nestled between woven decorative rings, a white candle, coffee table books and a beige tray. The variety of textures keeps everything displayed on the coffee table balanced and cohesive, and the red leaves instantly make the living room reflect the season in a subtle and beautiful way.

Stephanie Kane, @the_seasoned_home

Colder temperatures and shorter days call for warm and cozy lighting. The twinkle lights shown above set the tone for a relaxed evening at home, while the hollow decorative pumpkins bring a seasonal tone.

They look gorgeous on the kitchen island, and we love the extra one on the opposite counter. Together they give the entire kitchen a festive feel that glows even when the sun goes down.

Emily Welch, @emilywelchstyle

It’s time to put away summer bedding and reach for the heavier comforters, blankets and pillows that come with cooler weather. Designer Emily Welch turned this bedroom into the perfect place for cozy fall reads and watching episodes of Gilmore Girls. The warm browns and creams of the rug and wall decor create an excellent base that can be used year-round. While the burgundy blanket on top of the white comforter paired with the burnt orange and pumpkin-shaped pillows bring the fall aesthetic into the room.

Elaine Citro, @ncmodernfarmhousedesign

Sprucing up your home for fall doesn’t just mean the inside—this time of year is perfect for boosting your home’s curb appeal. Whether you live in an apartment or have a large front porch, a seasonal wreath on the door is a welcome sight for yourself and your loved ones. Lining your front door with pumpkins, mums and other fall foliage adds to the spirit of the season. If you are looking for something a bit spookier consider trying some Halloween front door ideas

Lexy Newman, @livingwithlex_

Whether you have plans for hosting Thanksgiving, or it’s just you and your family at the everyday dinner table, a fall centerpiece will certainly add some character to your dining room. Designer Lexy Newman filled a rustic wooden bowl with decorative pumpkins and greenery and placed it at the center of her dining table, making it a festive focal point.

Courtney Wood, @home_bycourt

Framed art adds character to your home and can reflect your design style and aesthetic., Consider switching out a few pieces of art to reflect the season. Designer Courtney Wood displayed a small painting of a tree with fall foliage, alongside a decorative pumpkin and a large, black pillar candle holder. The collection of seasonal decor gives this entryway display a distinctive fall feel.

Ashley Alonzo, @mrs.alonzo

Decorating for fall just wouldn’t be complete without pumpkins. You can place decorative pumpkins just about anywhere, and the row of four on designer Ashley Alonzo’s window sill is completely charming. Decorative pumpkins don’t have to be limited to shelves or flat surfaces either—a soft, plush pumpkin on the couch makes for a fun autumn throw pillow alternative.

Theresa Mayer, @theresachristinehome

Nothing ushers in the fall season more than the first fire in your fireplace, and a decorated mantle will make the vibes even cozier. Designer Theresa Mayer opted for pumpkins, faux fall foliage and pillar candles for her mantle. A beautiful digital art piece display on the TV ties in the colors of her living room rug, curtains and throw pillows. When styling, don’t forget to include the floor in front of your fireplace.

Mayer opted to place two dark brown woven pumpkins to the side of the fireplace, and it brings the whole mantle together. Just be sure to keep all decor far enough away so you’re not creating a fire hazard.

Kimberly Barodte, @the_cole_farmhouse

Fall decorating ideas don’t have to revolve around bright oranges and reds. If your style leans more neutral, a fall living room can look just as warm and welcoming with creams, taupes and browns. Designer Kimberly Barodte’s living room includes a collection of faux light brown leaves, framed art, candles, a mirror, a decorative pumpkin and an owl peeking through the foliage.

Laying a throw blanket on top of the sofa adds texture and coziness as well. Who doesn’t want to curl up on a couch like this in the middle of fall with a warm mug of something and a good book?