Around this time last year I was finishing up my kitchen makeover, and to be honest, not much has changed since then! Even though we weren’t in a position to completely renovate and get the new countertops, cabinets, and flooring I’ve been dreaming of, I was able to give the kitchen some much needed style and accessories to make the room feel complete.
We added a small shelf with hooks to hang my aprons, and it’s been the perfect spot to display a few decorative items as well. It’s been awhile since I updated this shelf (um… last fall to be exact!), so today I’m sharing with you a sweet little fall farmhouse kitchen display to inspire your fall decorating! Wood, metal, natural elements, and neutral colors come together to create a simple look with a vintage feel and a nod to this beautiful season.
This look was inspired by a gorgeous farmhouse kitchen fabric from Canvas Corp. I pinned the canvas fabric to a mini wood pallet I made last year and added a rustic metal fork and spoon and a painted mason jar full of wheat.
On the other side, I added an old box grater, a vintage cloth, and some wooden acorns set inside a painted clay pot.
The texture of the rusted metal, the color of the wheat, and the richness of the wood grain… it all just makes me happy. And what’s that peeking in the background?
That’s my huge rustic industrial chalkboard and numbered plate display… two of my favorite projects from this kitchen!
Do you feel inspired to add a touch of fall in your home? I hope so! I have to admit, I’m not big into decorating my whole house top to bottom for every season, but I can handle little bits and pieces like this.
Tell Me! Do YOU decorate for every season or just for your favorites? I’d love to hear your thoughts! Just leave me a comment below.
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Hi Liz
These are great pictures of your kitchen. Love it! laura
Thank you, Laura!! 🙂
I used to decorate, fall is my absolute favorite, but I’ve lost many family members (pets included) and I just don’t have it anymore. So I enjoy everyone else’s decorations. I love what you did, very warm and inviting. TFS
I find that even picking up one little potted mum from the store can really put me in the mood for fall! Flowers always make me happy. 🙂 Thank you so much for stopping by, Michelle!
Oh, I love mums 🙂 thank you
You’re very welcome. 🙂
I went through the whole ordering process of that fabric immediately after seeing your first photo. It’s amazing! Then I got to the shipping cost. Gad. So I left the site. Bummer. 🙁
I’m so happy you love the fabric as much as I do! I check with my friends over at Canvas Corp, and they said they are currently updating their shipping calculations and are happy to give you (and all my readers!) free shipping! Just use the code “farmhouse” when you check out. I just saw that they are going to offer free shipping now through the end of the year, so feel free to shop around! Thank you for giving me this feedback. I know the folks at Canvas Corp really appreciated it!
Liz, this is just absolutely gorgeous! I love the rustic quality of the display and wish I had your talent. I decorate for Christmas and look at your website and dream about decorating for every season:) How do you keep the spoon from falling over?
Heather, trust me… if I can put this together, so can you! You should see what my last house looked like… I’ve come a long way in the past few years! Lol 🙂 The spoon is made with a nice, heavy metal, so just resting it against the wood pallet is enough to hold it in place. Thank you so much for stopping by to check out my kitchen!
It’s beautiful! You’ve done a great job with it all!
Thank you so very much, Iris! I really appreciate that!
Your kitchen shelf looks great, love how you decorated it! I just did a project in my new kitchen, come check it out if you are interested! http://littlevintagecottage.blogspot.com/2014/09/progress-at-2nd-avenue-cottage.html
Tania
Thank you so very much, Tania! 🙂
Hi Liz, I love these decorations! Especially the fork and soon – so cute!
Kelsey @ the Vintage Storehouse & Co.
PS- Would love to have you share & link up at ReLoved Fridays! The link party is open until Monday!
Thank you so much, Kelsey! I really appreciate it!
This is lovely, I’m featuring it on my Weekend Reflections with a direct link back here! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you so very much, Kathy! I really appreciate that!
Hi Liz, saw this on dwellinggawker, your home and photos are amazing! Such inspiration!
Thank you so very much, Karen! That means a lot to me! So happy to have you here. 🙂
I love this! And your blog! Can’t wait to try something similar for our home. Did you attach the canvas to the pallet with upholstery tacks? 🙂
Oh, thank you so much, Shannon! You’ve made my day! And yes, I attached the canvas with basic upholstery tacks. So easy, right? Have fun decorating! 🙂
Beautiful and inviting. Thanks for linking up with Inspiration Monday!
I will be sharing your Fall Farmhouse Kitchen on my FB page 9:30 a.m. PT Monday, Oct 13th.
Thanks again.
Make it a fabulous week!
Thank you SO very much, Meegan!! 🙂
Love your decor ideas for fall! Thanks for sharing at Monday Funday – pinning! ~ Heather
Thank you so much for the pin, Heather! 🙂
Love the whole arrangement. Looks fabulous on the pallet board.
The chalkboard and plates are just perfect too. We’d love to have
you share at WIW, hope you can make it!
Hugs,
Patti
Thank you so much, Patti! Hope you have a great weekend! 🙂
Absolutely beautiful! I found you over on Refresh Restyle and I love your blog!
Have a happy week xo
Thank you so much, Anne! I’m thrilled to have you here! Have a fantastic weekend, my friend. 🙂
Hi Liz where can I find the cast iron fork spoon and grater? Thanks love your kitchen
Hey Liz! I found those at Hobby Lobby sometime this past year. I’m not sure if they’d still have those exact ones, but you may be able to find something similar in their metals section!
I love this and love the grayish paint! Can you please tell me what color and brand the paint is?
Thanks!
Thank you, Judy! It’s Woodlawn Colonial Gray from Valspar.
This is so gorgeous! I pinned this last week and had to stop by the page to see more photos : )