Kitchen Fall Decorations - Part 1

 So, here is how I decorated our kitchen for fall. I will split it into two parts so you are not overwhelmed with photos.

Kitchen table

Corner cabinet

Beside the sink

“Autumn warms the kitchen even before the oven does.”

September 1st 2026

 As usual, on the first day of the month I am showing my calendar page. I think that this one has pastel colors that are not like fall!! I think it looks more like summer.

“September arrives like a quiet golden breath.”

Sunday Sunset - The End Of Summer

 This is the last sunset of August. September brings the first day of meteorological fall. Although here, the first week of September will have temps of almost 100! Still, I am decorated and ready for fall!!

One last goodbye to summer nights through the rearview.

“The last sunset of August falls like embers from a fading fire.”

A Daytime Moon

 This evening we happened to see the moon rising. It was not dark yet, and just around sunset. I thought it had the prettiest ring around it! It can be hard to snap the moon behind a blue sky because there is not much contrast.

“A ring around the moon looked like a wreath woven from mist.”

Not A Garage

 Driving past the side of this house, I noticed what looked like a garage with such pretty stained-glass windows.

But upon a closer look, there is a wood divider between both the doors; so a car would not fit. And there looks to be no way to open the doors either. I am mystified. Maybe a storage unit? Any ideas?

“Stained glass is light wearing jewelry.”

The Seashell Bra

 The Big Cat has been absent for awhile. This is because she has been partying all summer. Dressed in her seashell bra, she has really been into the summer season!

Did I ever mention that she has her own weathervane?

“Her seashell bra smelled faintly of salt and wild asters.”

Metallica

 Some people around here have been putting metal flowers in their front yards. When done right, they can be very pretty. And no watering! I almost missed this one as we passed by.

We turned around and went back for a closer look.

We also passed another yard with these, but they are not near as pretty.

“Even steel can learn the shape of joy.”