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2. Host events.
Bring on the fall drinks
And for once, I’m not referring to pumpkin spiced lattes. Consider placing a pot of hot water paired with some seasonal teas and a coffee thermos by the front door during your listings. With chilly weather headed our way, your clients will love the invitation for a warm, inviting cup of their go-to drink the moment they walk into your showing. Consider adding a fall vibe to the mugs you provide them with as well. These are a great, trendy option with a subtle nod to the fall season.
Don’t only provide pumpkin-flavored drinks, as not everyone shares Starbucks’ love for the season’s go-to flavor.
Pumpkins, pumpkins, and more pumpkins.
This is where we walk a very fine line when it comes to the fall décor department. Pumpkins are a fun way to make your décor scream fall, but they should enhance décor in the room, not make things feel mismatched and out of place. Avoid any plastic pumpkins with faces and stick to glass or ceramic ones instead. Stay with this year’s trends by mixing in some white or gold pumpkins to accompany the classic orange-colored ones.
Don’t let your listing look like this.
Pops of statement colors.
There’s no better way to fall-i-fy a room than by filling it with hints of warm fall colors. Swap out your staging’s usual pinks and blues and replace them with warmer shades of red, orange, and yellow. Spread these hints throughout the house in your throw pillows, coffee table books, candles, and throw blankets.
Don’t go to Target and purchase everything orange or fall-themed in sight. Be thoughtful about putting these colors in places that make sense and together create the subtle, warm fall feel you’re striving for.
Texture.
Incorporating textures into your fall décor is the perfect way to bring richness and warmth into your space. And this doesn’t just mean