We are so excited that fall is here! I tried to add some more traditional fall colors in our kitchen and family room the other day but while I was doing it I stopped midway through. I wasn’t liking how it looked at all and I had been wanting to paint the room for a little while now to match the rest of the house so I ended up doing something kind of crazy and stopped what I was doing and started painting the whole room – haha!

A few weeks ago we shared a few photos of Lillie and Lola with their cousin Evie. In those photos was a symbolic little baby carriage.

Evie is going to be a big sister! And Lillie and Lola have a new little cousin on the way!

Yikes! I am behind on lots of pictures. I still haven’t shared these photos from my brother Jason’s house. There was one room in this house that was a little bit tricky to figure out exactly how to make it function. He wanted to have a space for a really simple, basic home office (the main Dear Lillie office is separate) and although it didn’t need to function as a true guest room it did need to have a mattress in here for guests (mainly me – haha!) He also didn’t want to spend very much so we tried to be keep it simple and just kind of clean it up and make it seem a little more put together.

Welcome to stop number two on the “Eclectically Fall House Tour”.

 

Be sure to start at Kelly’s blog first. She is hosting this fun event. Her home is beautiful and I cannot wait to see how she decorated it for fall.

We finally found mirrors for our upstairs bathroom. I had been on the hunt for what seemed like forever and was thrilled to come across these ones from Wayfair. They perfectly matched the faucets and were narrow enough but still nice and tall. They were just what I had in my head.

 

Now that it’s September we’ve started adding some autumn touches around the house. Despite a lot of hunting for them we haven’t come across any real pumpkins yet and it’s still quite hot here so I’m hoping that by adding a few darker cozy touches to this room will help make it feel like fall is on the horizon.