Updated for 2023! August is here, which means I can officially talk about cozy fall decor without receiving (too many) dirty looks. There are things that I cherish about each season, but to me, fall will always be the most magical. When August arrives, you know I’ll be ready with the fall decor finds! Today I have a huge roundup of the best fall stems and florals for your home decor, and I’ll begin by showing you my favorites styled around our home. If you are on the hunt for fake autumn leaves, dried florals, or faux fall flowers, pull up a chair and grab your favorite cozy drink. It may be 90 degrees outside but we can bring the autumn cheer!

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Fall Stems, Leaves, and Florals Around Our Home

Here is some styling inspiration with my favorite fall stems and florals! I will also link similar items below each section so you can browse different colors and styles for your home.

Realistic Faux Fall Leaves for a Statement

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If you perused fall home decor content last year, you probably saw these plum purple fake leaves. They took Instagram by storm, and they really are that good! I styled five stems in a textured vase on our kitchen cart (similar). They would also be beautiful on a dining table or console table. Here are some more statement branches for your fall decor:

Statement Branches

Faux or Dried Pampas Grass

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This autumn tablescape from last year featured faux pampas stems (similar). Alternatively, you can use dried natural pampas grass for your home decor! Either way, the texture is so good and I love the warm, neutral tones.

Pampas Grass

Faux Fall Stems and Flowers

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A few months ago I styled these artificial florals in a compote. Of course I gravitated towards autumn colors! These terracotta roses are so realistic and perfect for the fall, and the dried florals are some of my favorites as well.

Faux Roses in Compote

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This cream strawflower bush (this is three) has been my go to faux flowers since last autumn. I love the dainty petals and slightly pink centers which add a touch of whimsy. Here are some more of my favorite fall faux florals:

Faux Fall Floral

Fall Dried Florals

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Dried florals have grown in popularity over the last few years, and they seem especially suited to fall. My mauve dried gypsophila bundle (similar) has made its way around our home and is currently styled on our media console in a planter. Here are some more finds!

Fall Dried Florals

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Finally, this toast thistle bush (I used three) was perfect for our green powder room last fall. I can’t wait to bring them back out! The stems are artificial, but the cones are dried which adds great texture.

The Best Faux Fall Stems, Dried Florals, and Leaves

Now that I have given you a walkthrough of fall stems and florals around our home, here is a roundup of one hundred finds for the season from a variety of shops!

I have my eye on some more statement branches, but I’m also such a big fan of fall dried flowers. Which are your favorites? Let me know in the comments, and happy unofficial start to fall!

Related post: Neutral Fall Decor Ideas for a Cozy Home

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