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Foliage -

Go into the woods, collect some foliage, and display it at home. It doesn't get more autumnal than this.

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Entryway wreath -

Fall is the perfect time to hang a seasonal wreath on your door. The options are endless—just be creative!

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Plaid -

Nothing says fall more than a nice plaid pattern. Use and abuse these during the season.

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Copper -

Celebrate the season with the right hue. Copper is the perfect material for this time of year.

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Wheat wins -

Dry wheat is a symbol of prosperity and wealth across many traditions, plus it looks great as part of your autumnal decor.

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Acorns -

Be creative with these. You can put them on your centerpiece or make a nice acorn family like this one!

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Amber -

Amber glass will give your home all the earthy warm vibes we associate with fall.

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Candles -

You don't need to get fancy with these. A warm-colored candle in a glass will do the job.

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Add some burgundy -

Fall foliage is gorgeous, but you can add some dry burgundy flowers to the mix and create the perfect floral arrangement.

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Porch -

If you're lucky enough to have a porch, make sure you decorate it to welcome the season. Think throw blankets for those cooler days, and pieces of decor with seasonal colors.

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Floral tablecloth -

Floral motifs are not just for summer and spring. In fact, they work great during every season. Just go with a embroidered style, for that vintage fall vibe.

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Accent pillows -

A few layered accent throw pillows in the right colors and patterns can give your living room a cozy feel.

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Faux fur -

Faux fur throws can give your couch all the rustic glam you need to welcome the cooler days.

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Warm velvet accents -

Velvet is a great way to add warmth to a room. Particularly in a earthy color like orange or terracotta.

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Plumes -

Dried pampas grass is a great addition to your other autumnal flowers and plants.

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Wood -

It's time to prepare for winter, so why not stock up on firewood in a cool way? Make it part of your decor.

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Pomegranates -

This seasonal fruit will look great on display. Plus, you'll get to eat it, too!

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Frame -

A golden frame is a timeless classic. Frame a leaf or a flower, and you have a subtle, yet beautiful, piece of decor.

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Animal motifs -

Think deer, foxes, squirrels, hedgehogs, and other animals we usually associate with autumn.

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Wool accents -

From throw pillows to blankets, cozy touches of wool is (almost) all you need for this season.

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Pumpkins -

Of course, pumpkins are a key piece every fall. The possibilities are endless. Here's an example of a nice piece you can easily copy.

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Leaf garland -

Just make a fall-themed one. There are many DIY instructions online. You can then hang it on your mantel, for instance.

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Rugs -

It's the season to start layering rugs. These will add comfort to your home as well as work as great decorative pieces.

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Corn -

Corn can also work great as decor. You can paint it and arrange it in various ways.

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Fairy lights -

Place fairy lights in mason jars for a nice, cozy effect. These look great both indoors or in your garden.

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Pumpkin vase -

Why not paint a pumpkin and use it as a vase? It works great as a centerpiece, too!

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Sepia -

A nice sepia-toned wallpaper can add warmth and a sophisticated touch to a room.

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Apples and hay -

Two elements that you can't miss out on this fall. You don't have to necessarily display them together, but have them in mind when thinking about fall decor.

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Chalkboard -

A chalkboard can look great at home. You can draw something seasonal or simply write a fall-related message.

Sources: (Good Housekeeping) (Elle Decor)

See also: How to decorate your house with waste materials

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