Autumn is on its way, and anticipation is building for cosy knits, a warm colour palette, and a refreshing change in décor. Soon, we'll be reaching for blankets on those chilly evenings, and the log burner will take centre stage once more. Get ahead of the curve with our Pinterest-worthy ideas on how to introduce autumn into your home this season.
Fall décor can effortlessly enhance the ambience of your home by adding a touch of autumn colour. Incorporating faux foliage that mirrors the changing leaves outside is a subtle yet effective way to embrace the season. Pairing these with strategically placed candles on the mantel above your cosy wood stove can create a harmonious blend of warmth and style, making your living space the perfect autumn retreat.
One easy method to infuse the essence of autumn into your living room, especially if you own a wood burning stove, is to echo the outdoor textures. By prominently displaying your firewood, not only do you accentuate the natural fibres of the logs, but you also introduce an added layer of visual intrigue. When placed in wicker baskets alongside your log burner, the firewood transforms into an aesthetic feature, enhancing the texture and cosiness of the room. This simple touch elevates the ambience, making your home ready for the autumn season, and highlighting the elegance and functionality of your wood stove.
Perhaps this autumn season is the ideal opportunity to completely rejuvenate your home’s interior. Moving beyond the traditional farmhouse or country aesthetic, consider the elegance of modern design, exemplified by a glossy black gas log burner. Paired with deep navy walls, gold accents, and comforting warm brown chairs, this modern fireplace becomes the focal point of luxury and opulence, crafting a chic yet cosy ambience.
On the other hand, for those looking to fully embrace the season, the more traditional autumnal colour palette offers endless inspiration. By incorporating textile accessories in shades of oranges, ochres, and browns, you can effortlessly capture the essence of autumn. Whether it’s the sleek sophistication of a gas log burner or the timeless warmth of autumn hues, these design choices offer a refreshing and inviting transformation to your living space, perfect for welcoming the season in style.
If you don’t have a wood burner in your home, perhaps this autumn is the time to get one installed! The first thing you will want to consider is the fuel type, and the style you are looking for. Would you like real living flames? Or the convenience of gas and electric models? Whichever fuel type you choose, when you purchase a Stovax or Gazco model there is no compromise on the performance, design, and fireside ambience.
Electric fires and stoves can be installed with much less building work than their real log burner or gas counterparts, requiring only connection to the mains to function. Freestanding stoves, like the Gazco Chesterfield 5 electric, can be simply placed in the location that you desire. Paired with cosy cushions and blankets, this electric log burner makes just as much of an autumnal centrepiece as gas or solid fuel.
Alternatively, if a real wood burner is what you’d really like installed, this brings with it a natural sense of autumn-winter, without needing to do much more than sit back, relax, and enjoy the evening glow of your fire!
If you like the look of any of these autumnal homes, and want a wood burner, gas log stove or an electric fireplace in your home, the best place to purchase is always through a trusted local retailer. From a site survey to installation, they’ll take care of the whole process for you. Find your nearest retailer at stovax.com/retailers.
Posted by Annabelle Carvell on August 7, 2023
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