Vineyard Large Leaf Cup Pull, Dark Bronze

Give aloha! an autumnal twist: Embellish string necklaces with paper leaves (cut out a big pile with a craft punch) and colorful organic pasta.

Use backyard leaves to make place cards for the kids' table — or have your young dinner guests create their own.

This summer, give your home a seasonal makeover with this tropical-inspired print. It's easy: a palm leaf is dipped in paint and stamped onto the canvas (which, in our case, happens to be millennial pink).

It's all in the planning!

Spruce up doorways and flat-stock baseboard with oversize embellishments. Spacing out the upholstery nails makes the most of the contrast with the pale wall. Their oil-rubbed bronze finish also echoes the color of the trays on the wall and the early American–inspired light fixture in the adjacent room, smoothing the transition from one space to the next.

Leaves aren’t just for expanding the size of your Thanksgiving table. Take the kind piling up outdoors and make a one-of-a-kind runner.

Cut and sew strips of canvas and muslin into leaves for an unexpectedly beautiful decoration. Gold beaded sprigs of holly add a touch of sparkle. In this neutral hue, it's elegant and classic, and coordinates easily with any décor style.

What if you could use your desktop space as a container garden? After all, the presence of plants in the home is known to offer good health benefits. Here's how to upcycle a reclaimed drawer unit into a DIY planter.

These slide-in dividers — pretty as they are practical — help to neatly store your everyday items. They can be made to fit virtually any size of container. And when lined in soft lace-trimmed fabric, they cushion fragile pieces and prevent snags on accessories such as socks, linens, and undergarments.

Delicate plaster magnolia leaves are the showstoppers in this holiday display.