Pottery Barn just dropped its 2024 fall collection – it's filled with chic rustic pieces to cozy up every room

The Pottery Barn Fall collection is perfect for updating your home for the change in season

Cozy living room with large cream sectional and wooden coffee table
(Image credit: Pottery Barn)

There's a shift in the air in August. While the weather still may be warm, I always feel a change, a feeling that fall isn't too far off.

August is also the time that all my favorite stores drop their fall collections, so clearly I am not the only one who starts to wish for crisper, cozier weather. Come early September I like to slowly switch my home decor out – changing summer shades for deeper, warmer hues, switching stripes and florals for gingham and fall prints, and putting away lighter fabrics and bedding for heavier throws and more layers.

So for me, now is the perfect time to get shopping for new fall decor and the Pottery Barn Fall Collection that has just launched is my first point of call.

The H&G edit of Pottery Barn's 2024 Fall Collection

Cream living room with wooden desk and cream seating

(Image credit: Pottery Barn)

The new arrivals section of Pottery Barn is filled with gorgeous fall decor in soft rusty hues, subtle prints and tactical fabrics. I have scrolled through everything in the new launch and these are my top picks that are perfect for adding a touch of coziness to every room.


Pottery Barn's Fall Collection is only going to get bigger, and I can see some of their iconic Halloween pieces sneaking onto the site too, so plenty more to come as we get further into fall. For now, I think these pieces are perfect for a transitional update, a little nod to fall in the last few weeks of summer.

Head of Interiors

I am the Head of Interiors at Homes & Gardens. I started off in the world of journalism in fashion and luxury travel and then landed my first interiors role at Real Homes and have been in the world of interior design ever since. Prior to my role at H&G I was the digital editor at Livingetc, from which I took a sabbatical to travel in my self-converted van (not as glamorous as decorating a home, but very satisfying). A year later, and with lots of technical DIY lessons learned I am back to writing and editing, sometimes even from the comfort of my home on wheels.