3 Easy Ways to Freshen Up Your Home for Fall

Pieter Estersohn

Redecorating can be a daunting task—not to mention a costly one. But a few simple updates, like adding a unique piece of furniture or displaying your artwork in a different way, can create a whole new ambiance that's warm and inviting. In Rooms for Living: A Style for Today with Things from the Past ($33; amazon.com), interior design pro Suzanne Rheinstein outlines dozens of ways to zhoosh up your interiors—from your entrance halls to your bedrooms—that reflect her fresh and elegant style. "[My clients] are seeking a haven from the tumult, a place of calm and cosseting," she writes in the book's introduction. "When you are in one you will first notice how comfortable it is and how good you feel, and only then will you begin to notice the subtle details." Below, three décor tips we gleaned.

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Mix the old with the new

Pieter Estersohn

A modern piece, like this Lucite end table, will add interest to your space and seamlessly blend in with more classic pieces. 

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Up your art game

Pieter Estersohn

Combined with traditional furnishings, a piece of modern art lends an air of sophistication to any room. Ditch the pesky hangers and lean it over a shelf or cabinet for an art studio vibe. 

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Embrace wallpaper

Pieter Estersohn

If you're in search of more decorative wall art, consider framing a beautiful sheet of wallpaper as a chic substitute. Not only is it super affordable, it has the potential to make an older space feel clean and modern, and vice versa. 

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