To continue the fall theme, this is a topic I've gotten a little flack for at home in the last couple of weeks. Apparently, the notion of using ugly little squash-like things as a fall-themed centrepiece is not as intuitively attractive to everyone as it was to me. Aesthetic is a very personal thing but I've been glad to note in the last few days that there are others out there that support my love for the humble gourd.
Pumpkin place holder from
Cottage Living:

On the coffee table, from
Domino:

A fall planter box from Martha Stewart:
Gourd garland from Cottage Living:

Birdfeeders from Martha Stewart:

Party pumpkins at Sunset:

Gothic nailed pumpkins at Cottage Living:
