1. Incorporating Natural Elements
Late summer is the perfect time to bring the outdoors in. As the season shifts, nature provides a stunning array of materials that can be seamlessly integrated into your decor. Think about incorporating dried flowers, grasses, and branches into your arrangements. Pampas grass, for example, has become a staple in late summer decorating, adding both texture and an airy feel to any space.
Wooden accents, such as driftwood or reclaimed wood furniture, can also help to anchor your decor, providing a rustic touch that transitions well into fall. For a more subtle nod to the outdoors, consider using linen or cotton fabrics in natural, earthy tones like ochre, terracotta, and sage.