10 Cozy Ways to Make Your Home Smell Like Fall
It's just not autumn without pumpkin spice, cinnamon, and apple scents.
It's just not autumn without pumpkin spice, cinnamon, and apple scents.
Simmer a Pot
A bounty of aromatics (like apple slices, cinnamon sticks, and cloves) waft through your home entire home when you warm them in water on the stove.
Hang a Garland
Dried orange slices, balanced by bay leaves and cinnamon sticks, look lovely strung up on a mantel — but smell sweeter than a fabric banner or glittering garland.
Bake Apples
We love a treat that's a feast for the eyes, taste buds, and nose — and these comforting cinnamon granola apples say "fall has arrived."
Pour a Candle
Pumpkin spice has secured its position as the official scent of the season, so make a DIY candle that will last through December (much longer than you can say for those lattes).
Or Just Add Coffee Beans
Store-bought pumpkin spice votives are buoyed by handfuls of dark roasted beans in this DIY (and achieve that quintessential coffeehouse aroma).
Craft a Scented Bookmark
If curling up with a good book is a fall tradition of yours, double-down on the appeal by making a leather bookmark doctored with spicy essential oils.
Dry Fruit, Herbs, and Spices
Potpourri might be the oldest scent game in town — but if ain't broke, right? Dried fruit paired with nuts and spices look classic in your favorite decorative bowl.
Try Pumpkin Spice Soap
These little guys will bring a smile to your face every time you wash your hands.
Get the tutorial at Happiness Is Homemade.
Amp Up Pinecones
Pinecones easily fill a bare space on your bookcase in fall, but a little cinnamon essential oil is the surprise that keeps on giving all season long.
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