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4 Fall Kitchen Decor Ideas That Won’t Crowd Your Counters

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By Abby Wolner
| Better Homes and Gardens Verified
Credit: Werner Straube As kitchens become larger and more personal, decorating them for the seasons makes sense. After all, many of us will entertain in our kitchens at least once between now and the end of the year. But how do you decorate a kitchen for fall without getting in the way of actual cooking? “Always start with function,” says designer Emma Corner.
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4 Fall Kitchen Decor Ideas That Won’t Crowd Your Counters

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By Abby Wolner
| Aol Verified
As kitchens become larger and more personal, decorating them for the seasons makes sense. After all, many of us will entertain in our kitchens at least once between now and the end of the year. But how do you decorate a kitchen for fall without getting in the way of actual cooking? “Always start with function,” says designer Emma Corner.
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‘Butterflycore’ Is an Easy Way to Make Your Home Feel More Magical Original

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By Abby Wolner
| Better Homes and Gardens Verified
Credit: Kelsey Hansen Butterfly hairclips, tiered maxi skirts, gauzy photo filters; if you’re not careful, the internet will have you thinking it’s 2011. The dreamy aesthetic of the moment—named “butterflycore”—is an attempt to capture play, nature, and nostalgia in a set of physical principles that’s easy for people to produce at home. Unlike other quick-passing fads, however, butterflycore and its sister, fairycore, are rooted in longstanding visual languages.
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