3 Autumn Palettes To Try Inspired By These Favorite Fall Getaways

You might have noticed that with our latest and oh so spooky October Color of the Month, fall has officially arrived. Cooler temperatures and even some rain (finally!) throughout the Southwest has us grabbing for tartan blankets and pumpkin spice….well, everything. While summer may be famous for its share of classic American getaways associated with the season, so too does autumn conjure to mind both places (and palettes) to warm our spirits and our spaces. That’s why we’re taking a look at 3 autumnal color palettes inspired by these favorite fall getaways.

Vermont

Leaf peeping draws tourists every fall to New England, particularly Vermont, known for its peak foliage and sweeping vistas. In fact, the turning of the leaves is such a hallowed time that the state of Vermont actually puts out weekly foliage reports to keep everyone apprised of the leaves current colors. While the West might not be quite as conducive to leaf peeping as the great state of Vermont, get your fall fix with this palette of classic autumn tones.

Sedona

For those in the Southwest, fall is an ideal time to make a visit to the red rock buttes of Sedona, Arizona. The season’s mild temperatures make this an ideal time to explore the area’s numerous trailheads or scale the canyons of its famous sandstone formations.

New York City

While many have embraced a more rural existence and design aesthetic throughout the course of COVID, an urban mecca like New York City will never go out of style. Fall in New York City brings with it beautiful foliage landscapes across Central Park and along busy downtown thoroughfares. It’s no wonder fall in Manhattan has made a star in too many films to count.

Love getting color inspiration from unique places? Take a look at these color palettes inspired by some of the most far flung destinations from around the world. And if you’re still looking for a little more inspiration when it comes to fall décor, here’s some help building a room around fall colors.