Hi YT fam!!!! In today’s video I share my home for the fall season. I wanted to do a tour vs. a decorate with me, so you could get the big picture of my home. I really lean into organic elements and nothing too themed when it comes to decorating. I hope you enjoy!
Hannah shares a comprehensive tour of her home decorated for the fall 2026 season. She showcases various rooms, including the living room, dining areas, and kitchen, highlighting a mix of vintage finds, high-end retail pieces, and organic elements to provide autumn decorating inspiration for her viewers.
Hi guys, and welcome back to my channel.
If you are new, welcome.
My name is Hannah, and in today's video,
we are doing a fall home tour.
So if this is something you are interested in watching,
just keep on watching.
All right, so in today's video,
I'm going to be showcasing my home for the fall season 2026.
In today's video, this is just going to be B-rules
of my specific areas throughout my house
that I'm going to share with you guys,
including my living room, my dining room,
my formal dining room, as well as my kitchen.
Just giving you guys hopefully some inspiration
if you are yet to decorate for the fall season.
I will be doing voiceovers of where certain items are from.
You can also shop those items down below
in the description box.
If you guys have questions, those are affiliate links,
which I do appreciate anytime you guys choose
to click and purchase through those.
Hopefully you guys enjoy today's video.
This is a little bit of a different take.
I usually will do decorate with mes,
but I have been doing so many of those,
I just figured it would be nice
to just have a beautiful video just touring my home.
So hopefully you guys enjoy.
Without further ado, let's get into today's video.
All right, we are starting with my sideboard
or the backdrop you guys see within my videos.
I'm gonna go through every single item one by one,
starting with these amazing pumpkins.
I was just in Arizona on vacation with my family,
and I loved going to the Lifestyle Co.
They had their entire fall collection out,
and I fell in love with these pumpkins.
They're rustic, but also look concrete,
so I picked up one large and two small pumpkins
to go with that and placed it in a vintage dough bowl.
Now to the right of those pumpkins
is a stack of coffee table books
with a marble viola dish that I actually sourced on Amazon.
And around that candle are star anise,
which is a spice that I love using
within my home for my simmer pots,
but I also enjoy using them for decor as well.
Now that lamp is from Wayfair.
The artwork is from Wayfair.
My black candlestick holders,
I actually found those at Goodwill about two years ago.
My coffee table books,
and then the large white vessel
is from Restoration Hardware.
And within that, I have two stems from Crate and Barrel,
and I just love the way this looks.
Shifting over to my open shelving,
starting with those baskets.
Those are from Target,
starting from left to right in the middle shelf.
The bookend is from Wayfair.
That does come in a pair.
Next to that, I have a really beautiful star pod
that I sourced on Etsy.
I then have a glass jewelry box
with preserved leaves in there.
Those marble viola pedestal fluted bowls
are from Etsy.
The book stand is from McGee and Co.
And then to the far right,
I have a vintage stone mortar
that I sourced locally here in San Diego.
Now, on top of this,
I have a vintage vessel to the left.
Within that, I have three of the Magnolia Home
Magnolia leaf stems in there.
And then I paired that with a yellow seeded stem
that I sourced from Home Goods.
To the right of that,
I have that bowl from Olive Atelier
with some of my preserved pumpkins in there.
I believe I have six pumpkins in there.
And then those brown fluted hurricane glasses
are actually from Amazon.
Moving over to the corner of my living room space,
that pedestal is from At Home.
I did share that on my channel.
I have a vintage vessel,
and then those amazing stems are from Amazon.
I talked about those in my fall haul,
and I've been loving these.
I love their hype, I love their simplicity,
and they are just absolutely beautiful.
Now, going into my living room space,
I love mixing patterns.
So I have a variety of different pillows
from all over the place.
A lot of them come from Etsy.
I have a lot of sellers that I like to purchase from there.
So I really enjoy having a mixture
of different patterns and prints for a really unique look.
Now, this arrangement can be found on my LTK.
I did show how I put it together with every stem used.
I have two vintage coffee pots.
I have a variety of coffee table books
with my Amber Interiors coasters on there.
I have McGee and Co woven storage boxes,
a stack of vintage marble bowls
with some of those dried preserved fruits in there,
and then I have just a kind of a candle moment
on a vintage round tray.
I brought in my rust color ottomans.
Those are from our house with a checkered throw blanket.
I have my new pottery barn throw blanket
that I was excited to use here in my living room space,
as well as a few new textiles
when it came to my pillows
that I placed on my accent chairs
and that dark pinstripe one
that you can find in the corner.
Moving into my formal dining room,
this is an area that we have yet to use.
It honestly is just for looks,
but I wanted to do something that was simple
but just still felt like fall time.
So I found all these pumpkins.
Believe it or not, at Target, I don't shop Target ever,
especially for home decor,
but these were really beautiful
and were definitely giving me like crate and barrel vibes.
Very well-priced.
They did have a variety of different sizes.
So I placed a handful of them there in the middle
and then placed in some of my existing stems
from previous years.
I have a mixture of maple leaf
and then the sumacifuga stems.
I then brought in some of my preserved pomegranates,
as well as some of my preserved sliced oranges
and placed them all together.
Now, as we are in the dining room,
you can obviously, my front entryway space.
So I did something a little bit untraditional.
This is a style that I've never done before.
That far left-hand side has a vessel
from Restoration Hardware.
I have my oak stems in there from Magnolia Home.
And then I also put in a seeded stem
to have a little bit of texture
and a little bit of dimension,
so it's not just a single stem.
Now, on top of those books, I have a vintage stone bowl
and I put a handful of cloves in there.
To the right of that,
I found some really fun preserved gourds
while I was in Arizona.
I have my Hobby Lobby print
and then two black wrought iron candlestick holders.
And then I placed one of my orange throw blankets in there
that I sourced from Etsy in one of those baskets
just for a little bit more color.
But I really love how this looks.
It is very organic.
It is very different from myself
and I'm really enjoying how this looks.
Shifting into the last area of today's video,
which is my kitchen.
Starting with the center island,
that large oversized woven tray is from Target.
I believe I got that four or five years ago.
Within that, I have some cooking books
and a fun hurricane with a woven base
that is from the Lifestyle Co.
I have some faux preserved oranges.
These are supposed to look real.
They have cloves on them and I think this is so fun.
I actually got these while I was vacationing in Arizona.
Those are in a stone vintage bowl.
I have it paired with a really fun tea towel
that I also got from the Lifestyle Co.
A vintage vessel within that tray
and then I have two different types of stems.
I have two of the amaranthus stems from Crate and Barrel.
Those are the orange ones
and then I have the thistle stems
that I sourced from Home Goods.
Now moving over to this kind of outer part
of my kitchen countertops,
I have my glass canisters from Amazon.
The fun fall artwork is from Etsy
and then some of my essentials
as far as more cooking books go.
Some of my vintage cutting boards,
my brass pepper mills, my vintage crock.
Those are all things that I sourced on Etsy.
I have that really fun pumpkin spatula
that I got from William Sonoma.
Moving into this corner,
I have a stack of vintage cutting boards,
a vintage candle altar that I am utilizing
as a way to have some of my cooking books.
I did get that in Arizona when I was on vacation
and I have a really nice spiced pumpkin candle.
That tea towel is from Amazon
and then I have a vintage mortar to the right of that
with some star anise
and then some of those pods that I source on Amazon
that you could catch in my fall decor haul.
Now this little area has a variety of different things
from a marble cutting board that I got on Etsy.
That pot is from Yegi and Co.
The stems are from a local boutique,
a really nice fall artwork print that I got on Etsy
and then that woven candle is actually from Anthropologie.
It smells super yummy.
And you guys, that is it.
Hopefully you guys enjoyed and got inspired
this fall season.
Thank you so much for watching and we'll see you guys soon.
All right, you guys, that is it for today's video.
Hopefully you got some inspiration
for decorating your own home this fall season.
I am just so excited to be coming into fall time,
having the colors, the change of season, the cooler weather
and just all of the fun things that really come along
with fall and winter seasons.
I love the activities.
I love the things that you can do if you are a young mom
or if you have children.
It's just a really special time
and I'm really looking forward
to coming into September, October and November.
But until the next video, I love you guys so much.
Thank you for being here and we will see you soon.
Peace.
