20 Fall Office Decor Ideas With Pumpkins, Leaves and Little Seasonal Touches
Looking for fall office decor that leaves you room to work? Little pumpkins, leafy garlands and burgundy flowers give you plenty to choose from.
These pictures include office setups plus home displays you could borrow from for a desk, shelf or reception area.
You can keep it simple or go all out. Start with a small corner, then decide whether you want more color or a few Halloween details.
For shared workplaces, check decorating rules and choose flameless candles instead of open flames.
Fall decorating ideas for your workspace
amber vase and stacked pumpkins
We’re starting off strong with this pretty orange arrangement. I love the tall branches beside the clear vase filled with little pumpkins.
The dark amber vase looks lovely on the raised rectangular stand.
For an office side table, try grouping your pumpkins and branches on a raised stand like this. A tray would be another option if you prefer a lower display.
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burgundy blooms and a bow
How gorgeous is this door basket? The burgundy flowers, peachy leaves and golden flower heads look so pretty together.
If you want something other than a round wreath for your office door, try this basket shape. Don’t forget a long burgundy bow to finish the look.
good morning pumpkin
That little ghost is just adorable! It peeks out beside a pumpkin-shaped sign, with a speckled white pumpkin on the other side.
You could borrow this grouping for a desk corner. I’d swap the lit candle for a flameless version and leave a little space around the decorations.
pumpkin garland above the desk
This may just be my favorite fall office decor idea here. I love the little orange pumpkins strung beneath the shelf.
The trailing plants and framed landscape are so pretty above the monitor.
Keep most of your decorations up on a shelf if you want more room for your keyboard. A small ghost and green pumpkin can sit off to one side.
book-print ghost garland
How cute are these little ghosts? They have printed text across their bodies and big black oval eyes.
The tiny lights behind them make the whole display even cuter.
Try a similar garland along an office shelf, using printed scrap pages for your ghost shapes.
golden leaves and friendly ghosts
I love this leafy mantel and the tiny ghosts in the autumn landscape above it. The golden leaves stretch across the mantel, with little lights tucked throughout.
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For a smaller workspace version, try a short golden-leaf garland beneath a framed fall picture.
rust journal and gold accents
Don’t want to add pumpkins or Halloween decorations? No problem!
This tabletop takes a different direction with a rust-colored journal, a black embossed cover and an oversized gold-tone clip.
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It isn’t an explicitly seasonal display, but you could borrow the brown, black and cream palette for your fall desk accessories.
blue flowers and orange accents
I love the blue flowers beside those bright orange fruit accents. The large white blooms are gorgeous too!
This kitchen arrangement is more colorful floral inspiration than a traditional fall display.
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If you prefer blue to burgundy, try a smaller version for an office sideboard. Keep the orange accents if you want to bring that color into your seasonal decorating.
brown pumpkins and branching leaves
If you are looking for something simple and understated, this one is for you. Two glossy pumpkins, one pale brown and one dark brown, sit beside a pale rounded vase filled with brown leaves.
I especially love the taller pumpkin behind the smaller one. Try the same arrangement on a cabinet where the branches have room to spread.
give thanks reception display
Now this is a way to go all out! The yellow counter front has a two-row “Give Thanks” banner, little scarecrows and a whole tree of colorful leaves.
The green grass border is such a cute finishing detail. For a similar reception display, keep the decorations on the front so the counter stays available for work.
oversized leaves around the window
I am obsessed with these giant leaves. The orange, brown and yellow-green shapes frame the office window, with smaller leaves and flowers tucked between them.
The pumpkin signs at the bottom make it even more festive. You could use just the leaf border if you want to keep more of your window clear.
red cubicle accents
This cubicle doesn’t have an obvious fall theme, but the red panels and cream chair throw offer a lovely color starting point. I like the little plants around the desk too.
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For a seasonal variation, you could add a small rust-colored print to the partition rather than putting more decorations on the desk.
thankful leaves on strings
Want something your coworkers can add to? This board asks “What are you thankful for?” above rows of colorful leaf notes.
Try the same idea in a shared office area with blank leaves and little clips. Let people join in if they’d like.
The mix of yellow, orange and brown already gives it plenty of fall color.
sage and cream pumpkin letters
How cute are these little block-shaped pumpkins? The alternating sage and cream colors spell out “FALL,” with a small “HAPPY” sign standing above the first one.
I love the tiny green sprigs around the stems. This is a pretty direction for an office shelf if bright orange isn’t your thing.
curly branches and an amber pumpkin
If you’re looking for a reception arrangement without banners or signs, go with something like this. A tall silver-tone vase holds twisting branches and autumn leaves beside a large amber-colored pumpkin.
That curled pumpkin stem is my favorite detail. Leave the rest of the counter simple so you still have space to use it.
a jar of autumn lights
There’s a little bit of everything in this jar! Orange leaves, pinecones and miniature pumpkins sit behind “HAPPY FALL” lettering, with tiny lights running through the display.
Save this idea if you’d rather have one contained decoration than lots of separate pieces across your desk.
candy corn and checked bows
How cute are those orange checked bows? The two jars are filled with candy corn mixes, with a pumpkin-and-leaf arrangement standing between them.
You could borrow the jar idea for a break-room counter. I’d keep the bows and skip the larger centerpiece if space is limited.
a brown thankful board
This is another thankful board, but it’s a little different from the one above. I love the white heading against the brown background and the loosely draped rows of string.
There’s a pocket of extra leaves near the bottom too. Keep that detail if you’re making an office version so people can grab a leaf for their notes.
a cream reading corner
Don’t want every corner covered in leaves? This reading nook keeps things neutral with a round cream chair, a fringed throw and a gold-tone floor lamp.
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There aren’t any obvious fall decorations here. Still, you could borrow the cream-and-brown palette for a home-office reading spot, with a small side table for your book and cup.
tall plumes in an amber vase
Last but definitely not least, we have this pretty floor arrangement. I love the beige and brown plumes spreading out from the amber-colored vase.
The mirror reflects the same arrangement beside it.
Try something similar in an unused home-office corner if you want to keep your desktop clear. Just leave the walkway open.
