10 Little Things to Cozy Up Your Home for Fall

This sloth heating pad was just made for burrowing under the covers and binge-watching movies in bed. It's even filled with buckwheat grains and lavender, so it smells amazing and promotes a good night's sleep as well.

No one likes setting foot on cold tile floors first thing in the morning. Instead of enduring another teeth-chattering trek to the shower, layer your space with this pretty, plush terry bath runner. It's available in two sizes, too, so you can stick one in front of the vanity as well.

Truth be told, we're totally and completely obsessed with this faux-fur ottoman for fall. Top the round stool with a tray full of your favorite candles and treats, or use it to prop your fuzzy sock-covered feet up during movie nights.

Flannel sheets? Yes, please. Instead of buying a brand new duvet cover, swap your white or lightly-hued sheets for something darker, like this heather grey set. It'll cost you a lot less, and will feel so good on those chilly fall evenings.

We're not saying that you need this adorable, bulb-shaped lamp, just that it'll bathe your bedroom in the softest, gold glow. (Okay, so you definitely need it.) The "firefly" lights inside are battery-powered, too, so you can pick the piece up and move it without the hassle of tangled strands.

This sign says it all, don't you think? For all those nights that you'd rather be curled up on the couch than go out, shop this cheeky stand. You can position it in your bedroom or on your fireplace mantel, where everyone can see it.

A cluster of candles will definitely make your living room or dining space feel cozier this season. We love this curved centerpiece because it can hold five tea lights at once and has a brass finish that looks vintage-inspired.

Thanks to Urban Outfitters, you can now bundle up in your favorite fleece jacket during the day and then snuggle up with this amped fleece pillow at night. It even has a special pocket on the back for your phone, so you basically never need to leave bed ever again.

Prepare to swap your summery vase for this fall fave: a rustic earthenware vase with a distressed brown finish and wide mouth. You can fill it with sprigs of eucalyptus or display it solo in your entryway.

Instead of draping those chunky knit throws on the back of your sofa, try displaying them on this charming blanket ladder. All those layers of soft texture will look so good stacked on the matte black and light wood rungs, in our opinion.