If you want to make your room a bit cosier this Autumn, then these tips we’ve put together may be what you need to get started in creating that perfect fall vibe. Looking for some ideas on where to start? Start your own Pinterest board for your room and look at what other pinners (official name) are creating.
Autumn decorating is all about bringing a flavour of the outside into your home, so you will see lots of decor with leaves, pinecones and berries in them. Colours like brown and orange never really go out of style in autumn, so you should mix them up with different patterns and textures.
Autumn Prints
Framing some autumn prints is the perfect way to bring those fall colours into your living space. Instead of sticking photos on your walls, your room should have a noticeboard where you can pin letters, photos and other important documents.
Buy standing frames for your desk/window/shelf space. Sites like Pinterest will have links to free downloadable prints. Another idea is to press some fallen leaves or paint over leaves/sponge cut-outs into a frame or book to display.
You can buy inexpensive frames at local craft stores and swap out the prints when you want to change your decorations instead of buying new.
Easy craft decorations
For this first one you’ll need some mason jars (which you can pick up at any local pound store) some optional decorative string, fairy lights and leaves or pinecones. The video below has one method of how you may wish to decorate your jars, but you can find other video tutorials online.
If you’re feeling extra crafty, you can pop into stores like Hobbycraft or IKEA and pick up crafting items to also create/decorate:
Autumn wreath
Paper leaf garland
Pumpkin carving – many of our Host locations will be doing Pumpkin carving competitions!
Throw it on there!
Cushions and throws are an easy way of transforming any room into a cosy hangout. You can swap out your covers for the season, and you don’t have to pay too much for them either. Check out your local Asda or even amazon.
Throws make your bedroom look more cosy and they will also provide an extra layer of warmth in the colder months.
You may want to bookmark our feeling festive blog for later in the year.
We’d love it if you shared your room decorating with us, you can follow and share with us on our Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.
#HostEnvironmentalPledge.
Getting serious about the environment we live in.
To become more ‘environmentally friendly’, Host is launching the #HostEnvironmentalPledge campaign to encourage responsible behaviour and drive sustainability across our sites throughout the UK and Ireland.
It’s a simple campaign! For every percent we reduce our overall utilities (electric, water and gas) consumption by we donate to one of our nominated charities.
As the academic year winds down, many students start packing their bags and heading home for a much-needed break. But what if you stayed in your university town or city instead? Picking up a summer job where you study can be a game-changer - not just for your bank balance, but also for your personal growth and career prospects. Here's why staying local this summer might be one of your smartest moves yet, along with practical tips to make the most of it.
Choosing where to live during your studies in London is about more than just finding a place to sleep - it’s about finding a supportive, safe, and enriching environment that enhances your university experience. Here's why thousands of students choose Host as their student accommodation provider in London every year.
When it comes to choosing student accommodation in the UK, most people focus on price, amenities, or whether it's en-suite or shared. While these are important factors, one element that can make or break your student life is location and commute time. It's more than just a pin on a map - it's about how your daily life will feel.
