Half of me is still trying to squeeze every last glorious drop out of Summer… and half of me is running full speed toward Fall.  And while it’s not yet a Fall fashion climate here in LA, I can start making seasonal changes to my home.  As I’ve written before, our home is a small, weirdo 1923 cabin in the Silver Lake Hills – 3 rooms.  So, there isn’t a whole lot of room for seasonal re-decorating, but I do like to make a few impactful changes to switch up the mood of the place.  I opt for heavier, more colorful china in the colder months, I swap out my Summer-y sequins accent pillows for more elegant, patterned ones – and I add layers to my vintage Chesterfield sofa with tapestries & throws (why should I be the only one layering for Fall?).

Recycled Cotton Ikat Throw ($125)

Soft, stylish, & substantial, each throw is created from pre-consumer clippings cast off during the cut & sew process (think… all the cotton on a bolt that ISN’T used in the making of mass-produced t-shirts).  A brilliant way to reduce waste and preserve our precious resources!   Available in other colors.