Pinterest is filled with more ideas than one person can consume in a lifetime. That’s why when new trends are able to cut through the noise and grab the masses’ attention, you know they’re special. This year, our friends at Pinterest told us the following decor is what people are pinning the most, so prepare to see these trends in homes everywhere soon.

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1 – Velvet

This has been growing for awhile (Kate Middleton has even embraced it), but it doesn’t seem to be slowing down. The best part is you can use this warm fabric to make a statement (like that gorgeous blue couch) or add a trendy accent with a pillow or throw blanket.

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2 Hanging Décor

While this is another trend that’s not new per se, for fall Pinterest predicts it’s going to be all about using branches for this wall art.

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3 – Blush

Don’t expect blush, a.k.a. millennial pink, to fade in popularity anytime soon. But one thing that is changing: the colors people are pairing it with. Keep your eyes pealed for copper, teal and blue heating up this color for fall

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4 – Pillar Lanterns

Sure, lanterns have existed for centuries, but these sleek, simple ones are more stylish and practical. For autumn, everyone’s going to want this romantic accessory to warm up the ambiance in their home.

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5 – Macrame

Fall is all about being outside (pumpkin patches! apple orchards!) and embracing nature, which is why the earthy, boho vibe of macrame is perfect for any outdoor gathering. Instead of embracing this trend with a wall hanging, try a woven chair or table runner instead.

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6 – Greenery

Move over, orange: People are veering away from traditional fall colors and instead embracing nature in the form of green plants and leaves.

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7 – Mud Cloth

Shibbouri and indigo-dyed mud cloth has been on trend for the past year, and Pinterest says it’s only going to get more popular as we head into the cozy fall season.

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