New Fall Trends In Home Dcor (NAPSA)—Just like your wardrobe, your home can—and should—change with the seasons. Sabrina Soto, Target Style Expert for Home and HGTV Designer, offers a few simple ways to revitalize your home dcor with the hottest seasonal trends and a quick lesson in updating your wall dcor. Splashes of Color The fall color trends are vibrant and easy to incorporate— think turquoise, rust and chocolate brown. Soto suggests adding these effortless pops of color with bright accessories—vases, toss pillows and picture frames. To make an impact, use one color in the room atleast three times. Lucite Clear Style Lucite is an incredibly versatile material often used in coffee tables and lamps. Soto suggests adding a colorful shade to the base for a touch of personalstyle. Target has a chic geometric Lucite lamp base for only $29.99, and mix-and-match shades starting at $12.99. Lush Velvet Comfortable cable-knit throws and heavier window treatments can give a room a morecozy look, says Soto. Velvet is on trend with its lush-looking sheen in a variety of colors including plum, rust and evergreen. Warm Scents To make a homefeel even more cozy, Soto suggests candles with pumpkin, cinnamon or vanilla aromas. A centerpiece made of pumpkins or gourds atop autumn colored linens for your dining table creates a warm, welcoming setting. Create a Collage A really hot trend right now is wall collages created with framed Warm colors are a hot trend in homedcorthese days. artwork, which can be easily updated each season by switching out photos or art in the frames or incorporating mirrors alongside traditional artwork for a personal, yet designer appeal. Soto offers this step-by-step guide to create a magazine-ready look: 1. When creating a wall collage, think of the entire collection as one piece of art. Cut a piece of butcher paper to the size of the overall collection. Tape it on the wall and makesure it looks just right. 2. Place the paper on thefloor. Arrange the frames on top of the paper until the sizes and color scheme are balanced. 3. Trace each frame onto the paper. Mark an “X” where the hook shouldgo. 4. Tape the paper onto the wall. When hammering make sure the hook (mot the nail) hits the hanging system mark and is below the top of the frame. 5. Once the hooksare in place on the wall, pull off the paper and hang your wall dcor. For more affordable, fabulous finds and trend ideas, visit www.Target.com.
