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The Fashion-Forward Way To Refresh Your Home For Fall <\/h1>\n<\/div>\n
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Like clockwork, a new season calls for a wardrobe refresh<\/a> \u2014 in other words, ushering in timely prints, textures, and colors. But if you think about it, your home deserves the same treatment. As a fashion writer with a penchant for interiors (see my Los Angeles apartment here<\/a>), I\u2019m a firm believer in this philosophy, which is why I\u2019m planning to give my space a little fall upgrade. And no, I\u2019m not talking about swapping out heavy furniture, but rather making a few easy tweaks that pack a major punch.<\/p>\n

According to Taniya Nayak<\/a>, an interior designer and TJ Maxx and Marshalls\u2019 home style expert, accessories play a significant role in refreshing your space for a new season. She specifically points to decorative accents like lamps, marble bowls, vases, and picture frames. \u201cAs a designer, I\u2019ll usually have a concept board,\u201d Nayak tells TZR during a recent TJ Maxx and Marshalls brand trip. When shopping at either retailer, she keeps her mood board top of mind while also making sure she can see everything in her cart at once. \u201cBecause then if you’re looking at it and it all feels like too much of the same, you can throw in a metallic or wood finish \u2014 something to break it up,\u201d she suggests.<\/p>\n

Of course, it doesn\u2019t hurt to incorporate a few fall interior trends<\/a> into your abode, either. According to Nayak, rich, dark tones are replacing bleached wood, while vintage-inspired pieces are also taking center stage this season. \u201cMixing and matching, and the more personality you can showcase, is great,\u201d Nayak adds.<\/p>\n

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In home design, textures matter as much as colors, Nayak notes. Mixing materials can make an even bigger impact, adding depth to a space while preventing it from feeling one-dimensional. Think a velvet pouf paired with a smooth marble tray or a fluffy rug juxtaposed with a wooden chair. And the best part? You needn\u2019t overhaul your entire space to experiment with different textures \u2014 simply swapping out a few accents, like throw pillows or blankets, can completely change the look of a room.<\/p>\n

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