Fall Color Scheme: Earth-Inspired Harmony

September’s palette draws directly from nature’s shift:

• Terracotta for warmth and grounding
• Burnt Orange to echo falling leaves
• Olive Green for organic depth
• Vanilla Mist to soften and balance
• Charcoal & Clay for contrast and calm

These colors aren’t just seasonal—they’re timeless when paired with sustainable materials and
thoughtful design.

Sustainability at the Core

This season’s interiors prioritize eco-friendly materials and low-impact design choices:

• FSC-certified woods
• Natural jute and linen textiles
• Ceramic and stone finishes
• Rattan and bamboo lighting
• Low-VOC paints and sealants

Every piece curated by fns Home Store is selected for its environmental integrity and aesthetic
longevity.

The 7 Layers of Interior Design: A Holistic Approach

1. 1. Ceiling Design — Natural wood planks add warmth and acoustic softness, reflecting the element of wood and grounding the space.

1. 1. Flooring — muted terracotta or plaster finishes to gently reflect light.

1. 1. Lighting — rattan pendants and soft fabric shades to create ambient glow.

1. 1. Furniture Display — curved sofas in natural fabrics for flow and comfort.

1. 1. Window Treatments — sheer linen curtains to filter light and enhance biophilic connection.

1. 1. Accessorization — ceramic vases, leafy plants, woven baskets, and restrained metal accents.

Nature’s Elements in Design Atmosphere

Each curated space reflects the elements, used practically and emotionally:

• • Earth: grounding tones, clay walls, jute rugs

• • Water: fluid furniture arrangements, reflective surfaces

• • Air: open layouts, sheer curtains, natural light

• • Fire: warm lighting, terracotta hues, cozy textures

• • Metal: subtle matte black or brushed brass accents

• • Wood: ceiling planks, frames, and living plants

Design Principles & Elements in Action

We apply classic design principles—balance, rhythm, harmony, contrast, proportion—together with elements like line, shape, texture, and color to ensure every room tells a cohesive story. Practical tips for implementation:

• • Balance: Mix heavy textures (rugs, upholstery) with open negative space.

• • Rhythm: Repeat materials or colors across different layers for continuity.

• • Harmony: Use a dominant palette with one strong accent color.

• • Contrast: Pair soft linens with matte metals or rough ceramics.

• • Proportion: Scale furniture to the room—avoid oversized pieces in small spaces.

Shop the Look & Styling Tips

Curate pieces with longevity in mind: choose neutral foundational items in durable natural fibers, then add seasonal accents (throws, cushions, vases) in terracotta or olive tones. Consider statement lighting crafted from rattan or recycled metals to anchor the room.

Tip: Layer rugs and textures for warmth—start with a flatwoven jute base and add a smaller patterned wool or cotton rug on top.