Festive pumpkin-themed decor to warm up your kitchen this fall season
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From ceramic centerpieces to functional accessories, here are 10 must-have pumpkin-themed decor items to give your kitchen a warm, inviting fall vibe.
Soup season is here! And ceramic pumpkin bowls can serve as both beautiful decor and practical serving pieces. Use them for soup, dips or even to hold candy, bringing a rustic, festive feel to your kitchen. This one on Amazon comes in different colors, has a lid and is oven-safe for all your baking needs. If you want two ramekins for the price of one, check out this set on Amazon for $32.99.
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