5 Decorating Resets to Make Before the End of August to Transition Your Home From Summer to Fall

Dining nook with banquette green leather seating, a wooden table, a pair of lantern lights hanging above, an abstract painting of people dancing behind, and a large floral arrangement in a brown vase.

The summer-to-fall transitional wardrobe is one everyone loves – adding an extra layer, switching T-shirts for sweaters, but still sticking with shorts. It's an in-between time where warm days meet cozy evenings, and switching your home decor can be approached in a very similar way. You don't want to go full-on fall just yet, but you are ready to say goodbye to high-summer patterns and colors.

Late summer doesn't mean switching out all your summer decor for pumpkins and moody tones. It's about slowly and seamlessly making your environment feel warmer and more comforting as we approach fall.