It’s never too early to get thinking about how to decorate your student house. Most people won’t move in until late September so Autumnal vibes will be in stock for your new chic and sophisticated home. But here’s some great fall decor for you to spice up your flat with this autumn!
Maybe try this amazing throw by Urban Outfitters, it’s a little bit on the pricey side, costing £28, but would be super comfortable and perfect for the autumn nights. The amazing patterning and design in it make it look luxurious, whilst the 100% cotton makes it feel super soft. It’s a perfect purchase if you’re going for that boho student vibe. This is some of the best fall decor!
If you’re looking for something to help the summer fade into autumn, then try these amazing Pink Grapefruit and Oleander candles from H&M that come in their own beautiful little pink glass jar. The design of these candles is so delicate and pretty, but also super affordable: costing only £6.99 per scented candle.
Autumn is the time you head away from your parent’s fluffy little nests and head back to the damp and dreary conditions of lousy student houses. This Yankee candle in Rhubarb Crumble could be the perfect reminder of mother or father’s cooking in the autumn.
Autumn means Halloween and Halloween means pumpkins. For this tradition of all traditions, you could get these amazing pumpkin reusable straws to jazz up any autumn drinks and instantly feel the spook. This makes for really great fall decor!
Maybe plastic isn’t your thing and you want to help David Attenborough save the oceans. In that case, maybe bring the autumn on by growing your own Halloween pumpkins with these super cheap seeds. Pumpkins are super easy to grow and grow with massive green leaves which will happily fill up any dank area of your student house.
If year around décor is more your style, then maybe go for some chalkboard bunting that you can customise to the seasons! You could draw leaves and ghosts for autumn, suns and boats for summer and anything else for winter! This bunting is just so fun and creative and super cheap at only £1.00 for a whole pack.
For some people, autumn is THE season. If that’s true for you then you should totally check out this amazing autumnally coloured rug from Dunelm, costing only £45.00. It’s got such a fun pattern but with such deep, muted autumnal colours that would help make a room feel super cosy and comfortable in the chilly months.
Primark is cheap, but their bedding is nothing but. It’s super soft and very warm and totally worth the money. This amazing bed set is only £14.00 and so full of autumnal colours and patterns its almost designed for a returning student. Even though it’s floral it would be super comfortable for anyone and would jazz up any boring room in halls.
Urban Outfitters has such an amazing range of homeware, but it does come with a price tag. This beautiful cushion does cost £45.00 but is so soft and durable. The colours are very autumnal, and the patterns are very simple and chic, it’s an overall perfect cushion.
Maybe you’re looking for something a bit more simple and cheap – then Primark’s current cushion range is perfect for you. They are currently selling simple velvet cushions for £5.00 each in a variety of beautifully deep autumnal colours. This orange one is such an intense colour and being velvet would e very soft and comfortable as well.
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