Fall decors unveiled at Joanna Gaines' Magnolia store highlight a captivating detail: the most appealing feature comes at no cost
Transform your home into a rustic haven this fall with Joanna Gaines' unique take on dried flower arrangements. Here's how to recreate the look, as seen in her Magnolia store's fall decor.
Joanna's style, reminiscent of an art installation, features natural tones that feel organically beautiful and delicate. The Waco store is adorned with fall decor ideas, showcasing the elegance of dried flowers in large vase centerpieces, small bouquets in various spots, and impactful garlands along mantelpieces.
Rachel Bull, Head of Gardens at Magnolia, recommends flowers that dry well and add interesting shapes to your arrangement. Teasels, dried allium seed heads, and amaranthus (tassel flower) are great choices. These elements provide texture and dimension, key to achieving the sophisticated, autumnal feel Joanna goes for without overusing typical seasonal motifs like pumpkins or plaid.
To replicate the look, start by drying your flowers properly so they retain shape and color. Arrange tall stems in large vases for the kitchen island or dining table, and create smaller bouquets for coffee tables or consoles. For a statement piece, consider making a dried flower garland to display along a mantel or wall, imitating the "art installation" feel Joanna achieves at her store.
Maple leaves exude country charm and have a real autumnal rustic feel, whether used in a bouquet or on a mantel display. The Michael vase, covered in a rich green glaze, elevates any surface it's placed on, especially when filled with luscious dried stems. The Hanson Crackle vase, with its patina and character, provides country charm when filled with dainty wildflowers. The scalloped rattan vase, finely woven, offers texture that works beautifully with delicate autumnal stems.
In short, use natural, well-dried flowers like teasels, allium seed heads, and amaranthus organized in rustic, minimalistic arrangements or garlands to create a Joanna Gaines-inspired dried flower fall decor. Avoid dyed or bleached flowers to keep it authentic and delicate.
Joanna herself uses dried flowers plucked from her own backyard for decoration. The dried florals used include ammi, poppy seed pods, yarrow, and dill. The entryway display in her store features dried florals picked from Joanna's farm in March. The Magnolia fall line has been released, and pre-dried bouquets are included in Joanna's new collection.
With these tips, you can bring the rustic charm of Joanna Gaines' Magnolia store into your own home this fall.
Embrace a rustic-chic lifestyle this fall with the interior-design inspiration from Joanna Gaines, as seen in her Magnolia store's home-and-garden décor. Following her unique approach, incorporate fashion-and-beauty elements like natural dried flowers in minimalist arrangements or garlands for a sophisticated, autumnal look.
