It’s that time again—when iced oat milk lattes slowly give way to cinnamon chai, the sun sets a little earlier, and suddenly, linen feels... a bit too breezy. But before you pack away your entire summer aesthetic in favor of pumpkins and plaid, take a beat. There's a more sophisticated way to style your home for the change of season—one that doesn’t ditch the vibe but evolves it.
Welcome to the art of the seasonal shift. Here's how to do it like a designer.
1. Keep Your Palette, Shift Your Texture
You don’t need to abandon soft neutrals or coastal tones for rust and orange—unless you want to. A Maison Vogue approach keeps your summer palette grounded and simply warms it up.
Try this:
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Keep your ivory linen throw, but layer it with a chunky knit in beige or camel.
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Swap crisp cotton cushion covers for velvety or boucle versions in the same tonal family.
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Add texture with raw-edge wool, mohair, or nubby weaves.
Think tonal transitions, not total transformation.
2. Bring the Outdoors In—Evolved
Those beachy florals and tropical greens had their moment. Now we’re inviting in the forest.
Try this:
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Replace bright greens with deep olive branches, eucalyptus, dried foraged grasses, or branches with berries.
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Swap summer florals for dried arrangements in soft rust, blush, and cream (bonus points for sculptural ceramic vases).
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Embrace moss—layered under candles, on shelves, or as part of a centerpiece.
The rule? If it looks like it could’ve been gathered from a moody meadow, it works.
3. Glow, Don’t Gloom: Layer Your Lighting
Longer nights = more time to let your lighting do the talking. We’re not turning down the drama—just warming it up.
Try this:
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Add wall sconces in antique brass or smoked glass to elevate the atmosphere.
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Replace bright white bulbs with warm LED filament styles or smart bulbs set to “amber.”
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Don’t forget sculptural table lamps—especially ones with stone or rattan bases for fall character.
Let your home glow like a golden hour selfie—every single night.
Shown Above: Globo Table Lamp, Milano Kinetic Chandelier, Caracas Tripod Floor Lamp, Delphine Tall Side Table, Claridge Sofa
4. Add Depth with “New Season” Accents
You don’t need to redecorate your entire living room. Just strategically drop in pieces that whisper fall is here.
Try this:
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Swap trays and decor bowls for stone, travertine, or wood versions.
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Incorporate vintage books in warm tones—ochre, oxblood, forest green—into your shelves and coffee tables.
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Add layered rugs—jute under wool, or a patterned runner in the hallway.
Small changes, luxe impact.
5. Curate the Scent Story
Nothing says seasonal change like scent—and no, we don’t mean the basic mall candle. Maison Vogue scent styling is intentional.
Try this:
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Diffusers or candles with notes of sandalwood, smoked vanilla, fig, cedar, or amber.
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Scented room sprays layered with your mood (firewood for dinner parties, cashmere for guests).
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Keep your citrus oils but layer them with something deeper, like clove or cardamom.
Let your home smell like an autumn poem.
6. The Fall Edit: What to Shop Now
If you’re ready to refresh a few pieces, these will make the biggest impact:
✔ Sculptural vases in matte stone
✔ Velvet or boucle pillows
✔ Brass or wood candleholders
✔ Oversized art with moody color palettes
✔ A cozy bench for the entryway
Final Thought:
Think of fall not as an overhaul but as a layering. You’re not replacing your home’s personality—you’re giving it a cashmere wrap and lighting it by candlelight.
Ready to shift the season with style? Let Maison Vogue be your guide.
