5 Autumnal Living Room Ideas
From a generous pile of cushions and throws, to a thoughtful colour palette and of course, a comfy sofa, there are many ways to create a space that’s a joy to inhabit. Here we explore five trends for AW2024 and how to effortlessly bring them into your home.
Luxamalism
Luxamalism is about combining supreme comfort with a touch of timeless glamour. Forget hard lines and angles, and instead opt for curvy furniture that welcomes you in like a hug. Contemporary and sculptural with a slightly modernist vibe, the Fitzrovia range, which includes both a 3 seater sofa and a chic accent chair, is the perfect choice; especially when upholstered in plush velvet for a sumptuous feel. Opt for a palette based around juicy berry shades such as raspberry and peach, and don’t forget to bring in texture with strokable cushions and a shaggy, deep pile rug.
Country House
Combining the charm of a boutique hotel with the elegance of a grand manor, every day feels like an indulgent mini break with the Country House trend. The overall vibe is timeless and elegant, with characterful patterns set against a background of classic, jewel-like shades. Upholstered in a deep teal fabric, the snug Bridgerton 2 seater sofa is the ideal spot to curl up with a good book. Add in handmade throws and embroidered cushions and you’ve got an inviting space that feels both luxurious and lived-in. Great for mixing with vintage finds, Country House is comfy, chic and won’t go out of style anytime soon.
Pumpkin Spice
Bring a distinctly autumnal vibe into your home with this cosy and inviting trend. Choosing warm, earthy shades such as burnt orange, cinnamon and ochre will instantly make a space feel more welcoming, while furniture crafted from richly-grained timber creates a calm and grounded atmosphere. A generous sofa is a must, and the Adler 3 seater. Adler 3 seater in a touchable, rust-coloured fabric is a wonderfully comfortable option. When it comes to textiles, layering is key, so pile on some chunky knit blankets and soft cushions for a super snug spot to curl up and relax.
Winter Tropics
When summer seems so very far away, Winter Tropics is the perfect trend to combat the winter blues. This look combines shades reminiscent of summer skies and warm seas with hints of earthy browns and flashes of sunshine yellow, which together create an uplifting yet cosy atmosphere guaranteed to lift your mood. The Sterling 3 seater in a vibrant navy velvet sits well in this scheme, as does the Sterling chair upholstered in a soothing green. Don’t forget that a plethora of plants are key to styling your own winter paradise. These natural elements and joyful shades will make your home feel like a tropical retreat, even on the coldest of winter days.
Bouji Boho
A chic evolution of classic boho style, Bouji Boho embraces an enveloping colour palette with shades such as rose, terracotta and moss green. Key elements of this trend include shaggy Moroccan-style rugs, tactile fabrics and painterly art, all of which add to the inviting atmosphere. Furniture needs to be cool but comfortable, and the Hourglass 2 seater sofa fits the brief perfectly, especially when upholstered in olive, vintage style velvet. This laid-back trend combines an eclectic spirit with a touch of luxury, making it an ideal choice for anyone looking to add personality and warmth.
Frequently asked questions
How can I make my house look Autumnal?
Seasonal accents on your sofa are the perfect way to achieve an autumnal look. Warm-toned throws, cosy cushions and candles in pumpkin and cinnamon scents are great, especially if you don’t want to do a full decor refresh. Rattan is also a great choice to match an Autumnal colour scheme.
What are the best colours for Autumn decorating?
Autumn is all about celebrating the change of seasons, and this should reflect in your decor by opting for shades which match the colours of the period. Think falling leaves and changing trees, opting for rich, warm tones like deep orange, burnt red, mustard yellow, olive green and earthy browns.
How can I make my room cosy for Autumn?
Autumnal interiors are all about feeling cosy. Be sure to use tactile materials to your advantage during chillier months, with cosy throws, indulgent cushions and a warm sofa. Scented candles and or a lit fire will add ambience, and be sure to use soft lighting where possible.