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How to Decorate A Beautiful Farmhouse Tiered Tray For Fall

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A farmhouse tiered tray for fall is a fun and simple way to welcome autumn into your home. 

farmouse style fall tiered tray

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Fall Home Decor Tour

I’m excited to share this farmhouse fall tiered tray as part of the Fall Ideas Tour hosted by Angie, from Postcards from the Ridge. 

One of the many reasons I enjoy participating in blog tours, is because I get to team up with some seriously talented home decor bloggers.

And, you can check out a ton of decorating ideas and inspiration all linked conveniently together. 

This fall ideas tour is broken down into fall mantels, tablescapes, DIY projects, tiered trays, porches and more!

You can visit the rest of the beautiful fall ideas by clicking the links at the end of this post. 

fall ideas tour

Tiered trays are unbelievably popular. They are extremely versatile and can be changed out for each season without spending a ton of money.

You can also make your own like I did using cake pans.

For my fall tray I wanted something with a little more space, so I started with my absolute favorite tiered tray from Decocrated Curated Home.

It’s a vertical shape with two tiers and plenty of space to add lots of fall goodies.

Here are some simple tips that you can implement with any style tray.

Decorating Ideas For A Farmhouse Fall Tiered Tray 

1. Start with a blank slate.

One of the first things I do is remove all the existing items from the tiered tray to start with a blank slate. 

empty tiered tray

2. Gather your pieces

Choose a variety of pieces that correspond with the style you are going for. In this instance, I gathered fall pieces that can also be used in a farmhouse style.

You want to choose pieces in varying heights and size, as well as coordinating colors. 

supplies for fall tiered tray

3. Start with a focal piece.  

Begin with the top tier and decide on a focal point. I love this adorable blue truck that I found at Target last season, so I put that front and center.

fall tiered tray with blue truck and wood beads

 

4. Choose accent pieces.   

Add coordinating accent pieces around the focal point. I started adding items until I was happy with the placement.

I tend to follow the rules of threes and it worked perfectly on this tray.

You will see I added a floral tea cup with a neutral velvet pumpkin first, and then ended up swapping that out for a white and blue floral pitcher with fall stems for added height.

fall truck on tiered tray

 

5. Decorate the bottom tier. 

For the bottom shelf, work in a triangle design starting with two side anchor pieces and then fill in the middle. Again, work in odd numbers. The bottom shelf is larger, so I went with five pieces.

I really wanted the white pitcher with feathers to stand out, so I placed that on the right side and then added a white and blue floral tea cup with a pumpkin to the left side. 

side view of fall tiered tray with feathers

The velvet pumpkins were added to the middle, but it still seemed to be missing something. Every farmhouse tray needs wood beads! 

These DIY blessing beads are a favorite decorating piece that I like to use in vignettes. If you’d prefer to buy a set instead of making them, these farmhouse beads are lovely.

close up of fall tiered tray bottom shelf

The little squirrels are right at home in this fall display. They were a thrift store find a few years ago. Shop your home when you are decorating your tray.

It’s amazing what you can find in your stash. I completely forgot about the little squirrels and they are the perfect accent piece!

 

6. Add finishing touches. 

To add symmetry, the string of pearls were brought in to fill in the right side. Every vignette needs a pop of greenery, even if it’s faux. 

side view of fall tiered tray with feathers

Now just take a step back and admire your decorating skills! Add pumpkins or fall decor around the tiered tray to make a pretty fall vignette. 

overhead view of fall tiered tray

I hope you enjoyed these easy fall decorating tips. Let me know if you decorate with tiered trays, and share a photo in the comments. 

I’d love to see your ideas. 

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fall tiered tray

Be sure to visit the rest of the fall ideas tour, by clicking the links below.

I’ve seen a sneak peek and you are definitely in for a treat.

I’m always amazed at the creativity of these talented bloggers. Enjoy!

fall 2020 collage

 

Fall Mantel Decor Ideas

 

 

Fall Tablescape Decor Ideas

 
 
 

Fall Porch and Deck Decor Ideas

 
 
 

Fall Tiered Tray Decor Ideas

 
 
 

Fall DIY Crafts

 

 
 

Where is the best place to buy tiered trays?

You can find beautiful farmhouse tiered trays at most home and craft stores.

Be sure to use a coupon at the craft store!

Amazon also has a great variety of tiered trays. 

Here are a few that you may like:

Additional ideas for decorating with tiered trays:

  • Tablescape centerpiece

 

lemon centerpiece tray

 

red velvet cupcakes on decocrated stand

 

  • Seasonal centerpiece: 
easter centerpiece

 

  • Coffee station:

 

farmhouse coffee station

 

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Marsha

Saturday 4th of September 2021

Where did you get your tiered tray? All I can find are the round ones. Your blog is beautiful. Such talent.

ourcraftymom

Wednesday 8th of September 2021

You totally made my day with your kind words. The tiered tray is from Decocrated, a home Decor subscription box. If you are interested in the same one you can save $15 with my code CRAFTYMOM15 and this link:

https://glnk.io/vqq3/ourcraftymom

I’m so happy you like my blog. Happy fall! 😀

Liberty

Thursday 24th of September 2020

I do not have a tiered tray, but seeing ideas like these makes me want to get one! : )

Liberty

Suzy Handgraaf

Thursday 10th of September 2020

I love your tray! I especially love the shape of it. You used such a great mix of items for fall!

Wendy

Wednesday 9th of September 2020

I love your tiered tray! It's so unique. Your instructs are so clear. I love what you did with your tray.

Leen Curinga

Tuesday 8th of September 2020

Great tutorial! I love the step by step instructions. Your tray is adorable, I especially love that little truck :)

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