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Autumn is in full swing here in Calgary — have you started to transition your decor along with the seasons? If you’re anything like me, as you transition your wardrobe into fall to reflect our changing landscape and cooler temperatures, you also crave that same change in your home. Although I think it’s important to keep things fresh and be inspired by your environment (especially as a creative or someone who works from home), it’s certainly not practical to be shopping for entirely new decor with every season change! Today’s post is dedicated to simple, inexpensive ideas you can implement in your own home to Transition Your Decor Into Fall — all while drawing inspiration from fresh sources (hint: I’ll be referencing the Pantone Autumn/Winter 2019/2020 Fashion Colour Trend Report!) and making use of what you already own.&nbsp;Turn on your JavaScript to view contentBack in September I did a bit of shopping during the Urban Outfitters 40% off Home sale — mostly to pick up decor for the Entrance Way. This stunningWe’ve enjoyed many cozy nights here this fall in front of a roaring fire! It’s my favourite spot to decompress after a long day — me with a glass of wine and Adam with a glass of scotch. I feel that right now our Living Room is the perfect melange of our personal styles, lifestyle and the changing seasons!I’m looking forward to continuing to add more colour, pattern and texture as we transition deeper into autumn and winter — but for now, I’m just embracing where we’re at! In our home, as well as in life, I’m learning there is so much beauty in the in-between.&nbsp;Turn on your JavaScript to view content&nbsp;Space Refresh | Paint Transformation (Winter)Space Refresh | Living Room Reveal (Spring)Our Living Room Furniture (Spring)Midsummer Space Refresh Update (Summer)Apartment Friendly Modern Holiday Decor (Winter)Thanks for stopping by for all my best tips on How to Transition Your Decor into Fall! I hope you found this post helpful if you’re looking for simple, cost effective ways to bring the season into your home. I’m so excited to continue to cozy things up around here, with the full Fall Living Room Update publishing in mid-November.&nbsp;In the meantime, you can always catch a BTS look at what I’m working on over on Stories in my HOME Highlight. Those of you who do follow along will know I’ve been completely engrossed in our Entrance Way&nbsp;for the past month and absolutely ecstatic to be able to finally share it with later this month — afterIf you like, you can also follow along with my Home Pinterest Board for more interior inspiration, or the JustineCelina Home board where I’ll be pinning our refreshed spaces and other DWELL content as it rolls out. As always, if you have any specific questions or requests for upcoming content, just leave me a comment! Enjoy this beautiful fall weekend, friends.&nbsp;Disclaimer: This post is not sponsored, and contains my genuine thoughts, ideas and recommendations. JustineCelina uses affiliate and referral links, which allow me to receive a small commission when you make a purchase through one of my links. Thank you for supporting the brands and businesses that support JustineCelina.com![…] day! If you’re interested in any of the pieces or details featured, be sure to hop over to my How to Transition your Decor into Fall post. We’re picking up our real Christmas tree tomorrow and I’m so excited to share […][…] Source:&nbsp;justinecelina.com […]This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.I'm Justine Celina Maguire;creativepreneur, blogger and free spirit. Welcome to my Canadian lifestyle blog JustineCelina.com — where I'm passionate about mindful, seasonally inspired living on the Alberta prairies.Archives

Autumn is in full swing here in Calgary — have you started to transition your decor along with the seasons? If you’re anything like me, as you transition your wardrobe into fall to reflect our changing landscape and cooler temperatures, you also crave that same change in your home. Although I think it’s important to keep things fresh and be inspired by your environment (especially as a creative or someone who works from home), it’s certainly not practical to be shopping for entirely new decor with every season change! Today’s post is dedicated to simple, inexpensive ideas you can implement...

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