Welcome guests this autumn with a rustic gourd garland, cornhusk wreath, or any of our fall indoor and outdoor decorating ideas. These seasonal touches make the perfect first impression when family and friends come calling on Thanksgiving -- or any day.
Outdoor fall decorations can still look classy. Bring a bit of the outdoors in by decorating a lamp finial with a pinecone, plain or spray-painted silver.
Really wow them with autumn decorations. The cornucopia, that traditional symbol of fall's abundance, assumes a stately presence, thanks to a coating of shimmering floral spray and a wreath of gold-leafed oak leaves and acorns.
Long after the last leaves on the lawn have been raked away, this autumnal wreath will hold on to its crispness and color. It's fall decorations at its best.
Greet guests with the prettiest hues from fall's palette by hanging a cluster of artfully arranged dried corn on the front door. You'll win the fall porch decor prize.
This is fall decoration you'll want to keep up all year long.  These adorable and (natural!) gourd garland looks equally charming hanging from an outdoor fence or an indoor mantel.
Repurpose your planters with fall decorations. When cold weather arrives, gourds, winter squash, flint corn, and small pumpkins can fill the planters that once overflowed with flowering annuals.
All you need is a pair of scissors and a few other simple materials to pull off this fall decor idea. Then, grow big leaf place mats from Ultrasuede fabric -- no watering required.
Cranberries aren't just for the sauce -- they make great fall table decorations Keep these Thanksgiving favorites in view by using them as a flower frog instead of pebbles or marbles.
Bring some delicate beauty to your fall decorating by fashioning flowers from the husks of dried Indian corn -- a farm-stand staple at this time of year.
The fall table decorations extent above with this simple grapevine wreath adorned with colorful fallen leaves and illuminated by tea lights set inside mini-pumpkin holders.
