Courtney Warren is a Texas-based interior designer whose work has been featured in Real Simple, Better Homes & Gardens, Good Housekeeping, Apartment Therapy, and Today.com. She is a frequent consultant on Fox 4 TV’s Good Day program in Dallas, was ranked in the top 3 percent of interior designers in the US by Houzz.com, and starred in the Dallas episode of TLC’sFour Houses. She delights in helping overwhelmed clients create beautiful spaces—and will never turn down a warm chocolate chip cookie or Diet Dr Pepper.
On Wednesday’s, we wear pink. That’s what they said in Mean Girls anyway, and everywhere I go, I am seeing adorable pink fall decor that turn typical fall colors on its head! So, if you want to capture the latest fall trend, here are a few of my favorite fall finds.
Halloween Decor
A funky twist on the classic Mackenzie Childs check!
The combo of orange and pink is so cute.
These are the cheeriest little ghosts I have seen!
Pairs great with

Love this more understated pink
Yes, pink is definitely in style for fall! While traditional fall colors like oranges, browns, and deep reds remain popular, pink—especially in muted, dusty, or blush tones—has been making a statement in fall decor. This trend blends beautifully with the rich and cozy aesthetic of autumn, adding a fresh, unexpected twist.
Here are some ways to incorporate pink into your fall decor:
Using pink this fall is all about mixing it with richer, deeper colors and natural textures to create a balanced, inviting space. Would you like more specific ideas on how to blend pink into fall decor?
Do you need some help on how to decorate for fall from a pro? Don’t keep spinning your wheels on what is not working. The Ultimate Holiday Decor Toolbox is here!

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