Infuse your space with these fall interior faves – National

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Whether your fall interior style is loaded with green tartan and giant tarnished candlesticks with a Highland Fling feel (me) or it’s organized, a little sparse and labeled like crazy after a summer on the run (also me)–chances are you’re craving that fresh start. Between back to school, Virgo birthdays and adjusting to the ice bath of a new schedule, a little warmth and some clever design touches go a long way at this time of year. Wake us up when September ends!

Mirrors are a tough one because most of us get used to making do with what we already have and focus on the smaller, easier-to-swap-out pieces. But I promise you, this is a shake-up worth exploring. Perhaps it’s for your coveted closet area (must be full length!) or something chic at the front door (read: last minute makeup checker!). The right reflector in the right space makes for a total game changer.

I adore the modern, calming lines of this organic shaped mirror.

I have just installed a full-length arched mirror in my dressing area, and I have no clue how I survived before its triumphant arrival. It’s the perfect intersection of high style and practicality.

Also available in a darker walnut version, the Dainah wood mirror infuses a calming, sophisto touch to pretty much any space.

I have just covered my home studio in mid-sized, black and gold, peel-and-stick wallpaper loaded with laser cut roses. Easy to apply, high drama and artful all at once, this time-tested trick is a superhighway to pro styling vibes.

Insider advice? A backdrop brimming with jewel-toned blooms will elevate your space, lickety split.

If you’re not in the mood for something that sticks, no problem. A painting full of peonies is an equally whimsical alternative.

Pamela Anderson and her return to Vancouver Island has had a deep impact on my design sensibility of late (I live not far from her down the road). Steeped in natural design elements and throwback charm, she reminds us that the act of creating the feeling of a coastal sanctuary is possible just about anywhere.

A cooking tome focused on recipes from the heart–sign us up!

There is just something so indescribably charming about a thick-walled, bottle green glass pitcher.

I am completely obsessed with the laser thin powder pink stripes on this cotton throw pillow. And look at how cool it looks against those inky checks!

Part of hatching a cool hideaway in the country must include a toile tablecloth.