Fill your fireplaces with heirloom pumpkins! It's easy and oh so beautiful!

An heirloom pumpkin fireplace is the coziest way to create a charming fall look, especially if you have a non-working fireplace.

20 easy fall centerpieces to inspire you! Find endless creativity for your table centerpieces, including tips, tricks, and resources for flowers and so much more.

It’s a season of endless inspiration thanks to the sights and sounds of nature!

Use a wreath that can transition from autumn through winter, by adding elements that change with the seasons.

Consider including other foraged items commonly found outside in autumn: pinecones and nuts are wonderful vase fillers or additions to a centerpiece, and transition well into winter decor.

Adding mums to your home, indoors or out, is the perfect way to bring the outdoors in!

Some mums are hardy and can be planted in your garden after they're done blooming, too - even better!

When selecting natural fall decorations like pumpkins and mums, consider the variety of ways you can use them. While they may grace our garage for now, when we have guests over they may line the table along with candles, or fill out our fireplace like you previously saw above.

Natural elements are long-lasting and portable and can be used in a variety of ways throughout the season.

Or, cut up your potted mum and create a long lasting floral arrangement with them!

Mums are such an affordable way to that natural element into your curb appeal, or inside your home. While it's easy to place a potted mum anywhere around your home, the cut flowers also make for a spectacular fall centerpiece.

Tie ears of dried corn around a vase filled with a candle for a beautiful fall glow.

This dried corn centerpiece is easy to make and adds so much charm to your home for Thanksgiving or the entire season.

While it may seem obvious to decorate using pumpkins, apples and wheat, don't be afraid to get creative.

Many of the colors we see in fall home decor are taken from the colors we see in nature - i.e. the produce that is currently in season.

Grapes, pears, plums, artichokes, red cabbage and all forms of green leafy vegetables form the perfect color scheme for a fall harvest tablescape or in a beautiful bowl on your kitchen island.

A vase of dried wheat or sorghum (available at your local farmer's market) adds a hint of fall color to any room of your home.

Bonus? They dry in place and last for months.

Did you know that it's easy to make your own preserved wheat? Using fresh wheat, simply hang it upside down by the stalks in a dark, warm room (70-75 degrees F) for 2 - 3 weeks.

And voila - you'll have your own dried wheat bundles that you can use throughout your home.

It's a beautiful addition anywhere indoors! Bonus: this one is made of a natural fall element, wheat!

Learn how to use a classic Laurel Wreath and cheerful sunflower kitchen decor to incorporate the textures of autumn – no pumpkins necessary! 

Dried wheat is a popular way to decorate for fall, but it doesn't have to stay indoors.

A simple bundle wrapped with some ribbon or fabric can be used to adorn a shelf or mantel, or hang a wheat sheaf on your door to display as a wreath!

If you have hydrangeas in bloom in your yard, consider making some clippings and allowing them to dry out.

A flower arrangement like this can easily be made with cuttings from your your own garden, or store bought flowers. Learn where to buy flowers here!

You can find all of my flower arranging tutorials on YouTube and get my tips for creating arrangements here.

One of the easiest ways to decorate for fall is to bring in branches from your backyard! In fact, I have a whole post dedicated to decorating with branches, as it's one of my favorite natural fall looks.

Magnolia branches work beautifully in our entryway, and will last for weeks. Magnolia doesn't dry out too quickly so it's a great candidate for bringing inside.

It's also a great choice for easily transitioning from fall to Thanksgiving and winter. Other varieties that will work with fall decor include crabapple, spruce, pine, maple and even pretty Rose of Sharon branches.

Even simple oak tree branches can add robust color to your fall decor. You can display in a vase - I typically use an odd number, 3, 5, or 7 branches.

Simply remove the leaves that would fall below the rim of the vase and add water. Voila! An instant arrangement for an entry, coffee table or kitchen island.

Whether outdoors or in, why not bring in a bundle of firewood to use as decor by your fireplace or firepit?

Firewood is inexpensive, rustic, and adds charm to any area of your home. Click through to find this and many other natural fall porch decorating ideas!

This is natural fall decor at its finest, because it's more than decor - it smells amazing too! You can learn to make homemade potpourri to add to a bowl anywhere in your home.

Or try this stovetop potpourri - perfect for gifting and sure to warm your entire home through and through!

They're the perfect coffee table accent, but also work well next to a fireplace, sofa or entry!

Stacking pumpkins is one of my favorite outdoor fall decorating ideas, too.

Get the whole family involved in scouring the woods for found objects!

Pinecones and antlers make a beautiful addition to a centerpiece or coffee table.

Fill a basket with wildflowers! These beauties are found in nature all the way through November in some parts of the Midwest.

It makes an easy centerpiece for your table, bookcases, entry and more!