Frugal Decorating: Use Elements From Nature

One of the warmest, coziest and easiest ways to frugally decorate your home is to bring the outdoors in. By bringing elements of nature into your indoor space, you can add character and warmth to a room without having to set foot in a store. Elements from nature are simple additions to a space.

Here are some idea for frugally decorating by using elements from nature and making your space cozy and warm and simple.

Pinecones

Pinecones will give a space a rustic feel. They’re perfect for autumn, easy to find and easy to decorate with.

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Collect some from the backyard and place them in a clear glass bowl. Hey, I never said I’m fancy. I’m lazy and simple!

Seashells

Seashells are a perfect way to bring nature inside. They’re also often tokens picked up from visits to the beach with family. I love having seashells around because they remind me of days walking on the beach with my kids, sand between our toes, searching for them.

I love collecting lots of little seashells to fill jars with and I also love love love big seashells that can stand alone.

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Some other ideas for decorating with nature that I use around my home are

  • Fruit - bowls full of apples, pears, lemons, and limes are colorful and fun to place on tables or the counter
  • Flowers - I love fresh flowers, especially those from my own yard. They’re a great way to add cheer to any room.
  • Pumpkins – of course, this is an idea that only really lasts for the month of October. If I decorate with pumpkins this year, I will have to buy them because the ones growing in my yard are nowhere near ready. Next year!

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Do you like to decorate with elements from nature? What are your favorites? I would love to hear other ideas!

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