My favorite thing about the change of seasons is it is an invitation to make changes to a kitchen drawer or the layout of my living room. Over the years I have scooted and pulled couches from this room to the family room. ? I found a simple way to find decor ideas. And the best part is it is free and you can wear your pajamas. 

HOW TO FIND DECOR IDEAS  IN YOUR PAJAMAS

Decor inspiration is free unless you click on the sale tab. 

I love to hop on Pinterest, but a search engine with a billion images is like a puppy chasing a leaf.  It’s exhausting and not productive. and ends with a nap.

So grab a cup of coffee or an iced tea and join me for some fun! 

CATALOGS AND HOME DECOR WEBSITES

 The most reliable source for decor ideas and trends is a catalog or home decor website. Pottery Barn has beautiful “vignettes” with a dozen product placements, but I like to zero in on the plant in front of the window in the  Pottery Barn image below.

source: Pottery Barn

The best catalog, for me, is any season of a Pottery Barn catalog or the 2-pound Arhaus catalog. I get lost in the pages of a Pottery Barn catalog and a cup of coffee. It inspires me and I find ideas on where to place plants o  how to align photos on a wall.   

Source: Pinterest

Pottery Barn captured multiple interior design ideas in the image below.  

This next image is filled with inspiration. I love the hutch, but my attention was drawn to the wall color behind it.  

Pottery Barn loves for us to linger over the catalog and online pages; they know we might splurge on something as simple as these candlesticks.

Pottery Barn Decor Inspiration

This next image is similar to my family room circa five years ago. My family room includes a large wall adjacent to a wall of windows. I love the arched floor light.

And, that olive tree. I found a similar one, but I got the idea from PB.

Maybe I will rearrange the furniture and wait for a weekend sale. Pottery Barn is happy to help with my decor inspiration.

Again, that olive tree in front of those windows. And, that framed print caught my eye. Maybe I could sketch a few leaves?

Do those pillows look like the ones in Grace & Frankie’s house?

Velvet would be a nice touch to my living room. A plant would add much-needed height to my 2 story living room & family room wall.

Do you like the stacked books on the floor?

Again, in one image, Pottery Barn shows us how to position a club chair in front of a bookcase.

I practiced the art of a blanket folded over the arm of a club chair.

I love the dark and stormy paint color in the image below. And, the simplicity of the white tulips and vases against the wall color. The geometric rug is a fun twist to the traditional space.

Pottery Barn shows us how to add glass tables to balance the weight of a leather couch. And, a plant is all that was needed to add a pop of color. It softens the space without breaking the budget.

So many ideas for every budget with just the glance of a screen, store or a catalog!

Pottery Barn Glass Tables

Santa found a little inspiration from Pottery Barn too. He brought our family the tabletop Scrabble game for Christmas. The wood-framed classic game includes a convenient drawer to store the wood letters and a tabletop spinner on the bottom.

Thank you Pottery Barn for the decor inspiration. It is just what I needed this time of year when the air is a smidge cooler and the sun sets a wee bit earlier.

. And, the fun part of this inspiration is to take a few elements from these images and creatively source and search.

And, you might find that you have everything you need for a decor boost.

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