Joanna Gaines has just convinced me I'm ready for fall with Magnolia Home's Fall 2024 collection – it's worth taking an early look

Fall might not be on your mind just yet, but the Magnolia Fall Collection has just launched and it's full of cozy home decor buys and vintage-inspired pieces

Magnolia Fall Sitting Room Décor - a coffee table with books and a vase of flowers in a sitting room
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While the fall season still feels a long way off, Joanna Gaines has officially declared it time to get shopping with the launch of Magnolia Home's Fall 2024 collection. And as much as I'm firmly focused on summer still, I can't lie, it's really lovely.

Don't panic, you don't need to swap your summer salads out for hot pots and thick stews just yet, but you might want to think about investing in some lovely new kitchen and dining pieces ready for fall hosting. Or what about a few terracotta-hued throw pillows and decor accessories to dip your toe in?

As a self-confessed, fall-obsessed shopper, I've always been told that you should prepare six weeks ahead of any event. We're close to six weeks off the first day of fall (September 22). If that's not enough to stir up your fall decor ideas, you better take a look at Magnolia's Fall Collection. And fast.

The Best of Magnolia's 2024 Fall Collection

Hearty and Warming: Kitchen

Magnolia - kitchen decor - garlic on a chopping board with flowers

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I'll jump at any reason to be in the kitchen, and this is often where I start decorating for fall. Summer salads are great, but hot pots and slow roasts are every kitchen enthusiast's dream come true. The beauty of these kitchen pieces is that they look as good al fresco as they do indoors and al guest-o when you're hosting for all the family. You can start using them now, even if it is hot.

Warm and Welcoming: Living Room

Magnolia Living Room with a chair and bookcase

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Following fall trends doesn't have to mean adding clutter, especially in your living spaces. Joanna's latest collection features so many vintage-inspired pieces from large furniture items to small decorative items like lighting and art.

Getting Together: Dining Room

Magnolia dining room set up with crockery on the table and a vase of faux flowers in the middle

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There are so many chances to bring your family and friends together over fall. Fall table decor ideas are a beautiful way to set the scene and I’m obsessed with Magnolia’s tabletop collection for 2024. Whether you invest in new linens or serveware, small touches can elevate the whole room.

Snuggling Up: Bedroom

Magnolia Bedroom with a cozy throw on the end

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Fall bedding trends are another of my favorites. Layering different textures helps to cultivate a cozy and relaxing room. From quilts to plus sheets and plenty of throws and pillows, Magnolia has a range of textures and layers to make sure that when the temperature drops, your bed only gets more inviting.

FAQs

When should I start decorating for fall?

As soon as fall collections are released, I recommend that you shop them. The leaves might not be falling off the trees yet, but by the time they do, all the best interior pieces will have gone. Magnolia's collection is available from the end of July 2024, so I recommend that you get shopping.

Is Magnolia's fall collection the same as Hearth & Hand?

Although both have been designed with Chip and Joanna Gaines, Hearth & Hand is only available at Target. Their collection follows a distinctive vintage style and I've had a look through all of their pieces. I prefer the neutral tones of Magnolia's collection, because I think they lend themselves to more versatile styling. If you like Joanna's style, take a look at both.

Charlotte Olby
Style & Trends Editor

Charlotte is style and trends editor at Homes and Gardens, and has been with the team since Christmas 2023. Following a 5 year career in Fashion, she has worked at many women's glossy magazines including Grazia, Stylist, and Hello and most recently worked as Interiors Editor for British heritage department store Liberty. Her role at H&G fuses her love of style with her passion for interior design, and she is currently undergoing her second home renovation in Surrey - you can follow her journey over on @olbyhome