1Antique Mirrors
Country LivingIt's time to dust off your antique mirror collection and make your best finds a part of your mantel display. Stick to an all-white theme, but don't forget to add floral arrangements for a finishing touch.
2Monochrome Look
Spacecrafting; Design: Bria Hammel Interiors + SD Custom Home Benjamin Moore's Knoxville Gray, which changes throughout the day depending on the room's lighting condition, acts as the perfect backdrop for this fall-appropriate mantel setup with nature-inspired art.
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3Gallery Wall
Woman's DayIt doesn't get anymore charming than a gallery wall full of small, colorful prints. Mix and match frames to amp up the look.
4Oversized Plant
Karyn MilletThere's no reason why your plant shouldn't be a part of your mantel setup if you have a green thumb. Let it flourish alongside it, especially if you prefer to take the focus away from a TV.
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5Lean Framed Art
Annie Schlechter Rather than hanging a pair of framed prints above your mantel, lean them against the wall for a relaxed look. Choose gold frames to lend contrast to a black-and-white palette.
6Colorful Halloween Mantel
Danielle DalyPut vibrant pumpkins in pink and orange on full display, and finish the look with a playful black pennant banner.
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7Artichoke Decor
David ClevelandFooted artichoke decor can bring a playful touch to your fall mantel display. Choose a white design to brighten your space.
8Rustic Wood Decor
Lincoln BarbourKeep it simple with wooden decorative pieces that add texture to a neutral room.
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9Nature-Inspired Art
Kim CornelisonEmbrace your love of nature by framing your favorite landscape print or painting for the season.
10Rustic Antiques
Helen NormanAntiques with an old-world feel are always great for the fall season. Take a cue from this well-curated mantel, including a wall-mounted horse, and make a unique vintage find part of your decor.
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11Gourds, Squash and Chestnuts
Ryan BenyiLook no further than a mix of dried gourds, squash and a garland of chestnuts to fill your living room with autumn vibes.
12Cat Garland
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13Scary Halloween Frames
Mike GartenGuests will freak out at this Halloween mantel setup, complete with skulls and witch graphics in striking black frames.
14Berry Branches
Gridley+Graves PhotographersCelebrate the arrival of fall by filling a chic vase with orange berry branches.
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15Fabric Leaf Display
Andrew McCaul 16Collected Look
Layla PalmerFor a collected feel, add interest to an all-white space with pots of greenery along with an assortment of decorative trays and vessels.
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17Spooky Halloween Display
Steve GiraltKids would be impressed with this creepy Halloween mantel display, including hanging ghosts, haunted house lanterns, pumpkins and dark branches.
18Foliage and Candles
Virginia MacdonaldUpgrade your mantel in an instant by pairing candles with branches and dried oranges.
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19Leaning Mirrors
David TsayMake it easy for natural light to bounce around the room by leaning a pair of mirrors against the wall.
20Halloween Arrangement
Michael PartenioCelebrate Halloween with a display of pumpkins in a range of sizes. Dress them up with Halloween-appropriate words ("Boo" is a no-brainer) to make more of an impact.

Monique Valeris is the home design director for Good Housekeeping, where she oversees the brand's home decorating coverage across print and digital. Prior to joining GH in 2020, she was the digital editor at Elle Decor. In her current role, she explores everything from design trends and home tours to lifestyle product recommendations, including writing her monthly column, "What's in My Cart."
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