My Vintage Fall Living Room Tour
Can you feel it? Fall is in the air! While I hate anything and everything pumpkin spice, I love everything else about fall. Jeans, boots, cozy sweaters, and an even cozier home. If you love vintage finds as much as I do, I hope to inspire you with some creative display ideas. I also did some furniture reshuffling so this room looks much different than the last time you saw it and the new star of the space is my vintage style cane sofa!
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When it comes to seasonal decorating, I always seem to start with the mantel. Once I have that figured out, I use that as a guide for the rest of the space.
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Let’s talk about the amazing new addition to my living room … this gorgeous cane sofa gifted to me from Eternity Modern! Cane furniture has been around forever and is such a classic that it will never go out of style.
I love using natural materials such as cane, rattan and seagrass in my home. They help create a light and airy, natural feeling!
Even the back of the cane sofa is interesting which makes it perfect for floating in a room.
My mantel got a trio of vintage seascapes that really pop against my huge chalkboard.
My vintage demijohn bottle collection helps cover the black hole of a fireplace and can be easily moved out of the way when I want to light a roaring fire.
Muted tones from a vintage loving cup (a trophy with two handles) and a pair of Mexican Tonala clay birds complete the mantel.
My vintage landscape painting gallery wall is back and bigger and better than ever since adding more to my collection.
I love how the landscapes face off against the seascapes on the mantel.
A rattan daybed used to be where the cane sofa is now but my girls hated it floating in the room because they couldn’t lean back. (I solved that dilemma by moving the daybed against a wall in the sunroom)!
I love the cozy conversation area two sofas facing each other provides and mismatched sofas creates a more relaxed, informal setting, which I prefer to a formal look.
When friends visit, they love reading the inscriptions on my loving cup collection so having them on the coffee table makes for an interesting conversation starter.
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Can you believe that this is only part of my landscape painting collection?!
The common theme creates unity to the mismatched frames.
Because every room needs a plant! A snake plant is such an easy care choice and a basket adds color and texture.
Meet my menagerie shelf! I corralled my animal figurines together to create this fun display on my favorite open shelving!
Including the art, I count 15 animals!
Another piece of Tonala pottery is a recent thrift store score.
As are these two. The dog is a ceramic Staffordshire knockoff and the cat is an antique iron doorstop.
The best animal in my menagerie is Sushi of course!
Love your new sofa! I feel like you could add a new throw blanket for every season and it would really add a pop of color! I love the simplicity of it. Awesome addition! Also really like your unique animal collection!
Thank you so much Lisa! The sofa is perfection and you can never have too many animals!
Great room views. But the best is Sushie guarding that throw in first photo!
Nobody messes with Sushi’s throws Helen!!
I love your collections and how you display them. It’s hard to believe you have more pictures, you have a wonderful assortment. Your new sofa is so pretty, you are all ready to get cozy and comfy for the cooler weather soon to come. Thanks for all the inspiration.
I have a vintage painting addiction Marlene!
Finally!! It’s nice to know that there is someone else who hates all that pumpkin spice culture. By July they’re asking when the pumpkin spice comes back. As a true lover of summer I refuse to decorate for fall until the weather is fall like.
I love your sofa. When I got married in the late 70’s I got my grandparents cane sofa. The legs weren’t super strong and was replaced after the birth of my second child. How I wish I still had that sofa.
More cane furniture, less pumpkin spice Stephanie!
As always, I love how you reuse all your treasures for each season. The sofa is so cozy. Its amazing how non fall like objects can still give a fallesque feel to the space. Sushi is such a cutie. Thanks for sharing. I always look forward to your seasonal decor posts.
Sushi sends big wet slobbery kisses Marsha!
What a wonderful atmosphere! Warm, cozy and stylish. The interior details are mesmerizing
Happy Blog-aversary Kelly!!! You’ve still got it!
I hope I never lose it Phyllis!!!