
Fall is my favorite time of the year. Since I live in the Northeastern United States, we also are graced with a wondrous display of foliage. People come from all over the world to view the foliage here in the fall.
Autumn also brings with it the cooler weather which I welcome after the heat of the summer. I’ve always been a cooler weather guy, so I’m happy when I need to throw a sweatshirt on when I head outside to split some firewood for my long-awaited fires in my fireplace.
And as the leaves turn and the air gets crisp, it’s the perfect time to cozy up your desk space. Incorporating some holiday office decor can make your workspace feel warm and inviting, helping you stay inspired and productive.
The many delightful fall desk decor ideas presented below hopefully will add a touch of autumn charm to your work area.
1. Mini Pumpkin Accents

Mini pumpkins and gourds are a fun way to add a touch of fall to your workspace. These cute accessories can enlighten your autumn desktop and help make your cozy autumn office setup feel inviting. Add a small vase filled with seasonal flowers and you have an autumn backdrop to welcome in the season.
2. Natural Leaf Accents

Natural leaves, as seasonal accents, can instantly transform your workspace into a cozy autumn office setup. With vibrant colors like orange and red, it adds a warm touch to your fall desk decor.
3. Candle In A Fall Scent

A candle in a warm fall scent can brighten up your autumn desktop and adds an inviting aspect to your office. Choose scents like pumpkin spice or apple cinnamon to create a cozy autumn office setup.
4. Rustic Wooden Desk Organizer

A rustic wooden desk organizer adds a warm vintage touch to your workspace. It’s perfect for keeping your pens, notepads, and office accessories neat and tidy.
5. Colorful Seasonal Blanket

A colorful blanket with seasonal colors is a simple way to add warmth to your workspace. Drape it over your chair or desk for a cozy autumn office setup.
6. Fall Floral Arrangement

Brighten up your workspace with a cheerful fall floral arrangement. Use vibrant sunflowers, mums, and rich autumn colors to create a cozy autumn office setup.
7. Seasonal String Lights

String lights can instantly brighten up your cozy autumn office setup. Drape them around your desk or window to create a warm glow that complements your fall desk decor. In our home, on the perimeter of our living area, we have string lights up year-round!
8. Autumn Leaf Garland

Autumn leaf garland can bring a seasonal touch of nature to your workspace. Drape it along your desk or attach it to your office walls for a cozy autumn office setup that feels warm and inviting.
9. Autumn-Inspired Coffee Mug

I love hot coffee any time of the year. A cozy coffee mug with autumn decorations can really bring your fall desk decor to life. You can find seasonal mugs of this type at any pottery store or gift shop. or purchase them online.
10. Autumn-Inspired Desk Mat

An autumn-inspired desk mat can brighten up your workspace. Find one with colorful leaves, pumpkins, and autumn motifs to create a cozy autumn office setup. You can even decorate your cork board with fall-themed decor. You can use push pins or bulldog clips to hang your fall decorations.
11. Rustic Lantern Accent

A rustic lantern, like the one above, can add a warm touch to your fall office decorations. Place it on your desk alongside a gourd or mini pumpkin to create that classic autumn scene. A kerosene lantern is a great option as it will provide a retro look to your workspace.
12. Pinecone Desk Bowl

A wicker bowl filled with pinecones or acorns is a simple way to bring the beauty of nature into your workspace. Plus, it’s a great conversation starter for anyone visiting your cozy autumn office setup!
13. Fall-Themed Desk Calendar

A fall-themed desk calendar is an easy way to bring an autumn vibe to your desktop. With colorful leaves, mini pumpkins, gourds, and dried flowers, it adds a cheerful touch to your fall office decor.
14. Woven Basket For Storage

A woven wicker basket is an orderly way to keep your autumn desk tidy and stylish. It adds a warm and cozy touch to your fall office decorations while providing practical storage for supplies.
15. Glass Vase With Branches

An clear glass vase filled with branches brings you closer to nature in your workspace. This simple accent can enhance your fall desk decor and bring warmth to your autumn office setup. It is also a fall desk decor idea that you can create from branches in your own backyard.
16. Fall Candle Display

A seasonal candle display can literally brighten up your workspace. Place your display on a birch wooden slice and add some gourds, mini pumpkins, and pinecones to create that autumn decor that will pay tribute to the season!
17. Rustic Desk Lamp With Warm Light

A rustic desk lamp can bring a cozy seasonal touch to your workspace. The warm light creates a welcoming atmosphere, perfect for those chilly autumn days.
18. Autumn Quote Print Or Sign

Adding an autumn quote print or sign like the one above to your desk can bring a warm touch to your workspace. Choose a quote that resonates with you and complements your fall office decor.
19. Festive Autumn Desk Styling

Give your workspace a cozy autumn vibe with some fun fall desk decor. Use mini pumpkins, gourds, and a vase with dried flowers to create that unique autumn desk style.
I hope this lengthy list of fall desk decor ideas and accessories can help you incorporate a seasonal aspect to your office ambience. And if you’re thinking of updating your kitchen for the fall season you can enhance it with fall kitchen decor ideas!
Bob has been blogging for over 20 years and has been an office and cubicle dweller for more than 35 years. He has been featured in numerous online publications such as US News and World Report, Bustle, and Work Awesome (you can read his articles here). He created the popular office website CubicleBliss in January 2011 and rebranded it as WorkspaceBliss in April 2020.
In the office he’s been an IT Manager, Applications Engineer, Systems Analyst, Software Project leader, and Programmer Analyst in his long career. He’s a Certified Microsoft Professional and possesses a Masters of Science degree and two Bachelor of Science degrees, one of those in Informational Technology.
During his career he has worked in the office full-time, as a hybrid remote worker, and has worked from home permanently.
