HOW TO STYLE A FALL CLOCHE

LOCATION

I had so much fun creating a fall display using my petite glass domes for our fall living room. Cloches work well with small spaces like these ideas:

• coffee tables
• powder bath
• in front of a window
• kitchen corner
• mantels

My only suggestion would be to keep glass a safe distance from big dogs (we have two Bernese Mountain dogs).

Cloches are simple. Just fill it and forget about it.

If you don’t have a glass dome you can use a glass hurricane, mason jar, or a vase that works just as well. I forgot I had one and It turns out I had two tucked away on my office windowsill.

WHAT TO ADD TO A GLASS DOME OR JAR

This is the fun part! This is where you can shop your house for fall items or buy a bag of Brach’s, Autumn Mix.

Here are a few ideas to jump-start your glass jar.

seasonal pumpkins, acorns & pinecones

acorn garland

fresh leaves or pinecones

coffee beans

Brach’s candy corn

The cloche is a staple at this popular online site.

I decided my twin cloches would work on my glass coffee table in my living room.

Instead of a table runner for the coffee table (too long), I used this pillow cover.

It looks great in my navy and white living room.

Tip I used the broken strands of fall garland and berries. You know the bits and pieces that settle on the bottom of the storage bin.

MINI PUMPKINS

I found these white pumpkins to fill the glass dome or jar.

I do the same thing with larger glass lanterns. The key is not to overthink fall decor.

• rental units
• condos
• add a cloche to an office cubby

COFFEE BEANS

Years ago coffee beans were the decor staple. I never gave up on this easy filler idea and added a few of the beans to the glass jar. I like to tilt the glass dome just a smidge to get the coffee bean aroma.

SHOP

Here are a few places to find cloches.

1. This site’s inventory changes daily, but most items are in rotation.
2. Here is one for under $25.00.

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