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As Chelsea posted about here and here, we are keen on green this season. Well not only do we have a stunning home tour courtesy of Kathleen from Lindsay Hill Interiors for you today, we have more of our favorite trending fall color: emerald.

From Kathleen:

I would describe my style as crisp, clean, and cozy. I love in a small and cozy much more than big and ornate! I love using white backgrounds and adding interest with pops of color and with wood and texture. I always add something vintage, or antique, or a family heirloom to every room. I think old things have such charm and character, and they help keep us connected to our past and to those we love.

[This is my] dining area with plate wall and old buffet that I painted. I don't love my table, but I'm making it work for now! Also, I removed the inner drum shade lining from the chandelier so the crystals could sparkle.

The Kitchen is my favorite room in the house! I have a thing for white kitchens, and I love adding pops of color to them.

Would you look at those excellent green accents people!?

I snagged this vintage tin canister set at a local antique shop. It's become my favorite kitchen accessory!

My kitchen, living room, and dining area are all open to each other. This sofa, though a nice quality, was a boring brown tweed. I decided to sew slipcovers for my living room furniture (crazy idea, since I had never sewn a slipcover in my life!), but I love how they turned out and how they tie all those open areas together now.

My husband thought I was crazy when I dragged this old door into the house (he still thinks I'm crazy!), but I love using it for seasonal decorating.

I have one of those myself Kathleen [both the decorative door and the less-than-thrilled husband]. Decorative doors unite!

This slate topped entry table is perfect for little vignettes, and to hold my white-headed lady.

This little settee [in the entry] also got covered in a white slipcover. In fact, I started my slipcovering experience with this settee, which was probably a mistake since it was the curviest of the pieces I covered!

Ok well you can't tell this was your inaugural slipcover Kathleen. And how chic and fun is that typographic wall art and those touches of brass?!

I love the built-ins [in the mudroom] for hiding all those not-so-pretty necessities.

I originally wanted wallpaper [in the hall bath], but when I priced out the one I wanted, I just couldn't bring myself to spend the money. So I went to my local dollar store, bought a cheap stencil, and this is the end result. I love how it perks up this space.

My office is my happy room where I do my creating.

This [master bedroom sitting area] is where I retire to before bed to read, browse IG, and relax.

I love the feature wall behind the bed [in the master bedroom] - it adds a lovely tailored touch.

Thank you so much Kathleen for this incredible gem of a home tour! And if you are not in on this already, be sure to follow Kathleen @lindsay_hill_interiors for more STUNNING home decor and design.

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The nights are dropping to the low 50s so can we all agree Fall's here and the calendar is wrong? The day after our first chilly night I bumped the pink accents I tossed throughout our home last Spring in favor of fifty shades of green. So simple, but what a difference this sophisticated, rich tone brings in place of the warm, hazy hues!

Pink is the last color I ever expected to use under our roof, but what a pleasant surprise this color was! So proud of it's loyal commitment these past few months.

The only change around our home at the moment is throw pillows and a few other little decorative do-dads. I replaced linen with velvet, cotton with tweed, and pink with green. Let's take a look around!

Around the corner

The same velvet forest green pillows that I have on the couch are also used in the dining room for a bit of continuity in this open floor plan. I love to blur the line from dining room to living room, and create a flow from one to the other.

Even the kitchen got a few green nods of its own! I found this sweet forest green plaid dishtowel at the Sweet Clover Barn a few weeks ago when Cate and I had our Pop-Up Shop! Man, that place is FULL of goodies!! Can't wait to share a few more I came home with! And the green Palmolive dish soap. I mean, I kind of had to.

I love transitioning our home from one season to the next! And I love that God created 4 beautiful seasons to enjoy! There is so much gratitude in seeing the world around us doing what it was meant to do and I think of home decorating as a direct response to that gratitude. The beauty is contagious and it's hard not to want to join in and be a part of the change!

Are there any favorite colors you're using this season?! We'd love to hear what you're workin' with!

Thank you so much for stopping by, friends!