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Contemporary Design Details For A Holiday Home Makeover

Forget the sugar plums. If visions of dream kitchens dance in your head, it may be time to finally welcome your home to the 21st Century this holiday season. Here are a few of our favorite contemporary design details for a holiday home makeover.

Dream Kitchens

If you are a fan of modern kitchen design, contemporary cabinets are probably at the top of your holiday wish list. Options like our Midtown Java or Dove Grey Shaker collections help capture that chic, contemporary look you want, while still remaining timeless. Pair your contemporary cabinets with natural stone countertops, or opt for acrylic solid surface with a seamless, integrated sink.

Metallic elements like stainless steel appliances, kitchen hoods, kitchen sinks, and contemporary knobs and pulls help to enhance your modern kitchen design. Adding inside cabinet accessories can streamline your space and keep things organized and running smoothly during the busy holiday season. And don’t forget the kitchen island — dream kitchens are not complete without one!

Accessorize your new kitchen with bespoke furnishings and decorative elements, including contemporary table linensand window treatments in seasonal fabrics and colors. These finishing touches help to create a warm, inviting, and more personalized space while staying true to your modern design aesthetic.

Dream Bathrooms

In addition to contemporary cabinets and hardware in the bathroom, there are certain design details that can help elevate your space. Vessel bathroom sinks are the epitome of modern sophistication, and can add a bit of custom flair to your dream bathroom. From colorful frosted glass to sleek stone, there are so many options to choose from.

Complete your dream bathroom makeover with contemporary, wood-look tile flooring and stunning backsplash tile to warm up your winter remodel. Then, add fluffy towels, plush bath mats, and seasonal touches, like scented candles and soaps with notes of evergreen, pumpkin spice, vanilla, or cinnamon.

Throughout The Home

From the entryway to the TV room to the bedroom, there are so many opportunities to add seasonal warmth throughout the home — and we’re not just talking about contemporary cabinets and furnishings! Sumptuous bedding, chunky knit throws, wool area rugs, ambient lighting, and other cozy elements help to create a more inviting interior come winter.

If you’re dreaming of a contemporary home makeover this holiday season, visit us online at Willow Lane Cabinetry and take advantage of our free online kitchen and room design service. Then, curl up by the fireplace with a mug of hot cocoa or spiced cider, and enjoy your stunning new living space!

Welcome to Willow Lane Cabinetry — the #1 place to buy affordable, semi-custom cabinets online! Let us help you create the kitchen, home office, home bar, laundry room, closet, TV room or bath of your dreams with our 100% free room design tool. We offer all wood cabinetry, fully assembled and delivered for free, plus all the accessories needed to complete your remodel. Visit our website to see our products today!

4 Chic Backsplash Choices For Contemporary Kitchens

Contemporary kitchens boast a sleek, minimalistic style. They typically feature a monochromatic color scheme, often favoring neutrals over bold or vibrant hues. Think dark or white Shaker cabinets and matching acrylic solid surface countertops. The more seamless the design, the better.

Since this modern kitchen design has such distinct characteristics, you’ll need to find just the right backsplash tile to maintain your contemporary aesthetic. Here are four chic backsplash choices for inspiration.

1. Subway Tile

Subway tile is truly one of the most versatile options when it comes to backsplash tile. It was first introduced in the New York subway back in the early 1900s. But those unremarkable ceramic rectangles grew to be much bigger than their originator could have ever imagined. That same tile became the go-to choice for kitchens and bathrooms all over the country.

Today, subway tile has evolved immensely and is now available in a variety of materials, patterns, and colors. With so many timeless options to choose from, you will have no problem finding the perfect match for your kitchen. The simple pattern of subway tile is both sophisticated and understated, so it finds harmony with any kitchen theme — and contemporary is no exception.

2. Stone

You can create a stunning look by matching your backsplash to your kitchen countertops. Whether your countertops are quartz, granite, or another type of natural or manufactured stone, you will likely be able to find a similar tile. Doing this minimizes contrast and will enhance your modern kitchen design.

If you love seamless, ultra minimalistic kitchens, stone backsplashes are a great choice. Unique options include marble, travertine, slate and onyx. And don’t worry about finding an exact match. It’s absolutely fine for there to be some distinction between your backsplash and countertops. In fact, the subtle differences will only add intrigue by creating the slightest amount of visual interest.

3. Glass

Glass is right on point in contemporary kitchens and can be a stylish addition to minimalist or monochromatic spaces. This transparent material is high-shine, which is a very desirable feature in modern kitchen design — whether it’s backsplash tile or glass-front Shaker cabinets.

Because it can be sheer or semi-sheer, a glass tile backsplash is a genius way to incorporate a soft color like blue or green without overpowering the room’s aesthetic. That glossy reflection is also irresistible and creates an undeniably eye-catching accent to your kitchen walls.

4. Stainless Steel

Stainless steel appliances are almost synonymous with contemporary kitchens. You’ll rarely find an ivory refrigerator or dishwasher here. Stainless steel is just undoubtedly sleek, and its popularity has elevated it above and beyond glistening appliances, sinks and kitchen hoods.

Durable and easy to clean, it only makes sense that this heavy-duty material made its way to kitchen walls. Like glass, stainless steel offers a high-shine finish, and it boasts an intriguing dash of futuristic appeal when paired cohesively with other elements in the kitchen.

7 Tropical Houseplants To Help Beat The Winter Blues

Tropical houseplants have a way of making the home feel like it’s summer all year long. From lush, green foliage to showy blooms, here are seven tropical house plants to help beat the winter blues.

Lady Palm

This tropical house plant has fanned out foliage and can reach heights of around six feet, making it a great match for tall kitchen cabinets. Caring for a Lady Palm is simple, since it requires water only once every few weeks during the winter months. Just place it near a window and away from drafts.

Snake Plant

This tropical beauty has slender, upright leaves in variegated shades of green. While it is extremely tolerant of low light and drought conditions, the Snake Plant thrives in bright, indirect light and high humidity, making it a great plant for a bathroom vanity near a sunny window.

Bird of Paradise

This flashy plant has large leaves and eye-catching blooms with a tropical punch of color. It enjoys the occasional misting, but let the soil dry out in between watering in the winter months, and save the fertilizer for spring. Bird of Paradise can grow up to six feet tall, making it another great choice for homes with tall kitchen cabinets.

Bromeliads

Easy to grow Bromeliads come a wide variety of colors and textures, with thick, compact leaves and bright, tall flowers. Instead of watering from the soil, keep the center cup filled with water and refresh it each week. Bromeliadswill grow to the size of their pot. They like humidity and they don’t need a lot of light, so you can keep your plant on the kitchen island or bathroom vanity.

Peace Lily

The elegant Peace Lily is an ever-popular choice, with a mass of glossy green leaves and gorgeous yellow-white blooms. They prefer indirect light, and can be an attractive addition to a home office or TV room. However, the Peace Lily is toxic, and should be kept away from pets and children.

Anthurium

Anthurium can add a touch of tropical flair to your home. This houseplant features large, green leaves and distinctive flowers in shades of white, red, pink, or orange. Anthurium prefers humidity and moist soil. Anthurium is also considered toxic. Similar to Orchids, they take a little extra care when growing indoors, but it is well worth the effort.

Orchids

Contrary to popular belief, Orchids can be easy to grow with a little know-how. It’s important to use the right potting mix, and mist/water according to the variety you choose. They also need to be fertilized regularly, including during the colder months. With that said, there is nothing like the exotic blooms of an orchid to beat the winter blues.

3 Frightfully Good Halloween Cocktails To Make At Home

Level up your Halloween celebration at home with themed cocktails that are even more creative than your costume. From scary to scrumptious, we’ve gathered some frightfully good options for you to sip on this spooky season.

1. Vampire Cocktail

If you like your Halloween extra gory, the Self Proclaimed Foodie’s Vampire Cocktail is the drink for you. This creative concoction features a syringe filled with raspberry puree, which looks chillingly similar to blood!

Make the “blood” ahead of time by blending raspberries and then straining them to remove the seeds. Then, heat the puree in a saucepan with sugar for about ten minutes to sweeten and darken the fruit. Transfer the puree to a container and store in the refrigerator to chill.

When you’re ready to whip up this spooktacular cocktail, grab a bottle of vodka and amaretto from your bar cabinets. Add your spirits to a shaker with ice, pour them into a chilled glass, and stir in club soda and orange juice. Top your cocktail off with a blood-filled syringe for the final (and frightening) touch.

2. Pumpkin Spice White Russian

If you put pumpkin spice on everything this time of year, you’ll scream for this fall-inspired White Russian recipe. According to Country Living, all you need for this latte-like libation is your favorite coffee liqueur, vodka, pumpkin pie spice, and heavy cream.

This creamy cocktail is to die for just as is — but add on the recommended honey rim dipped in gingersnap cookie crumbs, and you can just close the coffin door. We recommend enjoying this sweet treat with a cozy blanket while watching your favorite scary movie in the TV room.

3. Blood Orange Punch

Punches are great for small gatherings, because they’re simple to throw together and they double as decor. This Blood Orange Punch ticks both boxes with only four ingredients and its deep red color. We also love any excuse to pop a bottle of prosecco from our wine storage cabinet, and this punch is extra bubbly.

Whether Halloween is just you and your boo this year or you’ll be entertaining some family members in the backyard, you can whip up a batch of this quick and devilishly delicious drink. You’ll need a bottle of campari and a bottle of sweet vermouth from your bar cabinets, as well as five blood oranges (four for juicing and one for garnishing). Don’t forget those two bottles of prosecco you’ve been saving in your wine storage cabinet. In a large bowl, stir in the campari, sweet vermouth and orange juice. Then add in your prosecco, orange slices, and ice cubes, and serve yourself a glass of this bewitching beverage.

Here’s to a frightfully good Halloween!

5 Ways To Decorate With Fall Fruits And Veggies

The fall season brings a bountiful harvest of fruits and vegetables. This delicious seasonal produce adds flavor, depth, and color to hearty cold-weather recipes — but it also makes for great home decor! Read on for a few of our favorite ways to decorate your home with fruits and veggies in true fall fashion.

1. Kitchen island and table centerpieces bring families together at meal time.

Build a seasonal centerpiece to display on your kitchen island or table. You can start with any type of foundation. There’s no need to go out and get something new — you likely already have the perfect piece in your kitchen pantry cabinet. An iron or woven basket, tiered dessert stand, or serving tray are all great options.

Once you know where you’ll build your centerpiece, pick a color scheme that will complement your custom cabinetsand other kitchen furnishings. From there, put together an arrangement of fruits, vegetables, and decorative accents. You can use a mix or real and artificial pieces to ensure your finished project will look stunning for days (or even weeks). Here are a few ideas to inspire your centerpiece:

Green: Granny Smith apples, Bartlett pears, artichokes, acorn squash, white pumpkins, and moss.
Orange: Orange “Jack-Be-Little” pumpkins, butternut squash, cinnamon sticks, dried seed pods, acorns, and leafy foliage.
Yellow: Dried corn, gourds, cranberries, nuts in shells (walnuts, pecans, almonds, hazelnuts), burlap and twine.

2. Door wreaths are an easy DIY that can be used year after year.

You can create a festive fall wreath for your front door with the help of seasonal fruits and vegetables. But for outdoor decor, you will want to opt for faux, so that your hard work isn’t destroyed by bad weather or a curious neighborhood pet.

Start with a grapevine wreath, and accent it with different textures and colors to create an eye-catching piece of art. Use hot glue to adhere heavier pieces first, like faux apples, pumpkins, or pears. Then, fill empty spaces with small, seasonal details, like berries, dried maple leaves, acorns, or pine sprigs.

3. Planter boxes make it easy to decorate with fall fruits and veggies.

Planter boxes are an excellent vessel for decorating with fall fruits and veggies. Because they are sturdy enough to hold soil and plants, they can easily manage the weight of your bountiful arrangement.

Fall planter boxers can be placed indoors along the countertop of your custom cabinets or on top of a buffet table in a dining room or hallway. Like with your centerpiece, let a color scheme be your guide, or simply take inspiration from the changing fall leaves.

4. Edible candle holders add an illuminating glow and touch of whimsy to your home.

Apples and mini pumpkins make adorable candle holders that can serve as decoration anywhere in the home. For apples, simply cut off the top, and carve out just enough of the fruit to snuggly fit a tea light candle. To turn a mini pumpkin or gourd into a candle holder, you will want to clean it out as best as possible before adding a tealight or taper candle.

Apple candles are great to use at night for a festive occasion but won’t last much longer than a day. Pumpkins and gourd candle holders have a lifespan of about two weeks.

5. Bring the pumpkin patch home this year.

There are many ways to recreate that overflowing pumpkin patch look at home. From natural heirloom varieties to hand painted pumpkins, this versatile, seasonal fruit is your canvas to design.

Set up your at-home pumpkin patch at your front door or foyer for a welcoming fall display using a mix of real and faux pumpkins. Or artfully arrange pumpkins along your kitchen or dining room table for a simple yet stunning showcase.

3 Fresh Ways To Fill A Blank Wall In Your TV Room

Like the kitchen, the TV room is a place in the home where family members gather. Therefore, it should be comfortable, stylish, and well-appointed. It should also be a reflection of the unique personalities living in the home. Like sofas and chairs, throw pillows, coffee and end tables, window treatments, and area rugs, the accents you choose for your walls help to create a more inviting and personalized space. Here, we’ll focus on three fresh ways to fill a blank wall in the TV room.

Gallery Wall

A gallery wall is a great opportunity to showcase your creativity and personal style. Whether it’s floating shelves with monochromatic family photographs in matching frames, a collection of antique plates, textiles or hand-woven baskets, or an eclectic mix of decorative items and pictures on the wall, the only limit is your imagination. If you need some inspiration, browse Pinterest for ideas, visit online photo sites like Shutterfly and Vistaprint for custom canvas prints of your special moments, and shop for unique art at local galleries or online. Sites like minted and Etsy offer a wide variety of handmade pieces by up-and-coming artists and makers.

Backsplash Tile

While shiplap and rustic wood paneling are all the rage, consider this fresh and contemporary idea for an accent wall. Backsplash tile is no longer just reserved for kitchens and baths. Today, we’re seeing it gracing the walls of TV rooms and other unconventional areas throughout the home. If you want to make a statement on your blank wall, click hereto see our vast selection of beautiful backsplash tiles, including colorful glass, ceramic options that realistically mimic wood, and creamy marble in eye-catching patterns, such as hexagon, herringbone, pebbled, basketweave, and classic subway.

Custom Cabinets

An entertainment center is a must in any TV room. Regardless of square footage, we say skip the small unit and go big! Take advantage of valuable, vertical real estate by installing custom cabinets to neatly store electronics, board games and puzzles, book collections, and other TV room essentials, either behind closed doors or on open shelves. Cabinetry not only offers necessary storage, but it also allows you to frame your television and fill your wall in a stylish and stunning way. Browse our online selection of customizable TV room cabinetry, and then take advantage of our free room design service to create the perfect entertainment center for your family.

As you can clearly see, when it comes to TV room walls, the options are virtually endless. From custom cabinets and gallery walls, to unexpected ways to use backsplash tile, don’t waste this opportunity to add an extra dose of style (or storage) to an otherwise empty space.

How To Strike The Perfect Design Balance In A Transitional Home

Some people love an ultra modern kitchen design. Others prefer a completely traditional home and color palette. A transitional design aesthetic falls somewhere between contemporary and classic. But how do you successfully blend the past with the present in a fresh and liveable way?

Some of the most on-point interior design styles fall into this category, such as Modern Farmhouse, Coastal Chic, or Rustic Industrial. These trends strike the perfect balance between old and new, and incorporate the key elements needed for a well-appointed transitional home. Read on to learn more.

Cabinets

Contemporary cabinets come in a variety of styles and kitchen cabinet finishes that help to set the foundation for your interior space. Sleek, Euro style doors are a staple of modern kitchen design, while raised panel doors epitomize the traditional look. With that said, Shaker cabinets and recessed panel doors are the perfect compromise, whether in the kitchen, or throughout the home.

Finishes

Transitional kitchen cabinet finishes run the gamut from crisp white and creamy vanilla to gorgeous shades of grey and dark espresso. Opt for a monochromatic look, accessorize with a high-contrast, two-tone kitchen island, or pair clean-lined Shaker cabinets with glass front doors and decorative moldings and corbels. With a transitional aesthetic, it’s okay to have a bit of fun with your room design, and let your unique personality show.

Color

Certain color palettes are unmistakably modern or traditional. A transitional interior takes a more subtle and timeless approach, relying on serene shades of white, grey, taupe, tan, and brown. Starting with a light, neutral color schemeallows you to be playful with your furniture and decor choices, and affords the opportunity to layer in transitional textures and trendy accent colors whenever you desire a change.

Decor

To strike the perfect balance with your decor, take a minimalist approach — and choose wisely. A potted houseplant, a grouping of simple metal frames with family photos, and a natural fiber area rug (wool, sisal, jute) can go a long way without overwhelmingly leaning towards one style or another. Dress your windows simply with clean-lined drapes, bamboo or Roman shades, or louvered shutters. From there, feel free to personalize your space with designer fabrics, wall art, lighting, and other unique touches from yesterday and today.

Furniture

When furnishing your home in a transitional style, there are fewer design rules to follow. Just be sure to balance heirloom antiques and bespoke vintage finds with newer, contemporary pieces to ensure a mix of curved and straight lines. It’s perfectly acceptable to pair an industrial coffee table with Shaker cabinets and an overstuffed, rolled arm sofa in the TV room, as long as the end result is comfortable and cohesive.

Low-Maintenance Materials For Your Cold Weather Remodel

Winter is a great time to focus on a home remodeling project. Without warm weather distractions calling you outdoors, you can spend your free time putting together the perfect renovation project plan.

Whether you’ve been wanting to install a new sink in your kitchen or replace your bathroom floors, here are some lovely, low-maintenance materials to consider for a stylish yet virtually effortless home.

Easy-Going Glimmer

If the sink and hardware in your kitchen are outdated, swapping them out for new stainless steel pieces will dramatically enhance the look of your space. Kitchen cabinet finishes will appear brighter and countertops more vibrant against the shimmer and shine of stainless steel. Install a new stainless farmhouse sink for an on point addition, or replace knobs and pulls to add a little glimmer to your cabinet doors.

But stainless steel isn’t loved for its look alone. Along with its sparkle comes undeniable durability. There is a reason stainless steel is so popular in kitchens, from sinks and hoods to appliances and cookware. Although it is susceptible to the occasional scratch, which can be masked by choosing a brushed finish, stainless steel won’t easily bend or crack, making it a great material to choose if you’re looking for a low-maintenance option in the kitchen.

Low-Maintenance Luxury

There’s a reason that luxury vinyl tile (LVT) has gained popularity as the best flooring for kitchen and bathroom use. This low-maintenance flooring material boasts a long list of attributes. LVT has evolved over the years, and today’s offerings are waterproof and more durable than ever. Thanks to a defined “click” system, LVT interlocks to strengthen the structure of your flooring and is a relatively easy material to install.

LVT also looks incredible! Because of the advancements in 3D printing, the options for luxury vinyl flooring now include styles that are almost identical to real hardwood. You can get the beautiful appearance of natural wood with the durability that LVT offers. Vinyl is undoubtedly a low-maintenance material that truly delivers homeowners the best of both worlds.

A Powerful Pair

Adding backsplash tile to a kitchen or bathroom is an easy way to amp up visual interest. And depending on where it’s installed, it could even help with cleanup. Above a kitchen countertop or bathroom vanity, backsplash tile catches all those splishes and splashes that are bound to happen. A glass tile backsplash is especially functional, as its smooth surface makes wiping a breeze.

Speaking of countertops, installing a glass tile backsplash above quartz countertops is the ultimate low-maintenance pairing. While acrylic and natural stone are strong choices, this engineered stone is non-porous, scratch and heat resistant, and does not require sealing, making quartz the most durable countertop option for the home.

7 Bespoke Home Interior Details To Fall In Love With

Custom, personalized details can turn a house into a home. These bespoke elements help to create a special space that is uniquely your own. If you’re looking for ways to add a personal touch to your home’s interior, fall in love with these one-of-a-kind additions. From fine features like new cabinet knobs and pulls to loftier additions like wainscotting your walls, we’ve compiled some of our favorite ideas to inspire your next project.

1. Custom Cabinets For All Of Your Wants and Needs

Custom cabinets are perfectly designed to fit in your kitchen or bathroom — or anywhere in the home that needs beautiful storage. From exterior features such as the style, finish, and color, to functional details like soft-close drawers and inside cabinet accessories, a custom design gives you endless possibilities.

Opt for glass-front doors to showcase your favorite glassware, or select a stunning natural stone countertop with unique variations in design and pattern for your kitchen island. Add molding or corbels for a traditional touch or decorative cabinet knobs and pulls for an extra splash of your personal style.

When you shop online at Willow Lane cabinetry, our team of professional designers will be there to help you decide on every last detail and guarantee your finished project is what dreams are made of.

2. Wall Treatments That Wow

You may have bought your house with plain walls, but you can do more than add a fresh coat of paint to spruce them up. Wall treatments allow you to apply character and charm to any room in your home — no demolition crew needed.

Adding decorative panels to walls (referred to as wainscotting) increases architectural interest in your home. Overlay, beadboard, raised panel, flat panel, and board and batten are some of the styles of wainscotting that can be done. Pick one that appeals to your home’s unique style, or amp up a wall’s aesthetic by adding a backsplash. Stylish glass or marble backsplash tile can be installed above countertops or to create a bespoke accent wall.

3. Standout Sinks

Sinks serve a very important function, but there’s no reason why they shouldn’t look great as well. There are many standout styles to choose for the kitchen and bath, such as the artistic vessel sink, farmhouse chic apron front design, or copper finish for a pop of color.

If you prefer a more modern design, you could achieve that sleek look of an integrated sink by installing an acrylic solid surface countertop. Acrylic is the only material that can include an integrated sink to create that seamless appearance.

4. Designer Fabrics That Don’t Disappoint

Designer fabrics are more expensive, but splurging on high-end upholstery, window treatments, and linens yields a return in elevated style that is hard to deny. Investing more in the fabrics found throughout your home also pays off in the long run, as better quality can often mean longer lasting.

5. Well-Appointed Closets

A custom closet expertly crafted to store and showcase your wardrobe and accessories will forever change the way you get dressed. If a well-appointed closet is something you’ve had on your wish list, set up a free consultation with us today.

Our expert design team will work with you to create the closet of your dreams to fit your space and budget. Each closet is designed and produced just for you following our proven four-step process that results in rave reviews and happy clients.

6. Statement Furniture Pieces

Step away from the mass production pieces that look all too familiar and seek out statement furniture that will set your home apart from the rest. Whether you go thrifting for heirloom antiques or opt for custom builds that you help design yourself, the personal connection and uniqueness of these pieces will be worth the extra time and energy spent making them yours.

7. Ceilings And Floors That Catch Your Eye

Typically, it’s the elaborate chandeliers or ornamental kitchen vent hoods that draw our attention when walking into a room. But with the right ceiling treatment and flooring material, you may find that guests’ eyes drift up or down more often than not.

Focusing on these often overlooked elements in the home can help you tie your theme together, and make the space feel warm and welcoming. Whether you choose to install ceiling beams or porcelain tile floors, bringing in these elements will define your home in new ways.

Welcome to Willow Lane Cabinetry — the #1 place to buy affordable, semi-custom cabinets online! Let us help you create the kitchen, home office, home bar, laundry room, TV room or bath of your dreams with our 100% free room design tool. We offer all wood cabinetry, fully assembled and delivered for free, plus all the accessories needed to complete your remodel. Visit our website to see our products today!

4 Fabulous Fall Fruit Cobblers And Crisps

Warm fruit cobblers and crisps are a perfect way to enjoy the bounty of seasonal fall produce.

Unlike a traditional pie, cobblers and crisps feature a crumbled topping (made of oats, sugar and spices), homemade shortcake biscuits, or a cake batter crust.

There’s no need to visit a country bakery or fall festival stand when you can easily make a scrumptious fruit cobbler or crisp at home, with fresh, wholesome ingredients from your kitchen pantry cabinet. If this sounds heavenly to you, here are a few fabulous recipes to try this fall!

Apple Cranberry Crisp

This delightfully simple recipe from Better Homes and Gardens lets cranberries and apples shine. Two fall favorites, these fresh fruits can be a tad on the tart side, but the crunchy oat, cinnamon and brown sugar topping adds just the right amount of sweetness. For the recipe from BHG, click here. While fresh fruit generally makes cobblers and crisps healthier than most desserts, this one is also on the lighter side at just 213 calories per serving!

Pear Cobbler

Pears are harvested in the fall, and come in a variety of shapes and textures, but firmer varieties like Bosc, Anjou, or Asian pears are most suited for baking in a crisp. This easy Pear Crisp recipe from The Spruce Eats has a buttery cake batter crust, and you can mix and match whichever pears you prefer. Once baked, this cobbler can sit at room temperature on the kitchen island for two days or in the refrigerator for five days — but we bet it won’t be around that long! Click here for the recipe from The Spruce Eats.

Pineapple Ginger Crisp

Pineapples are in season year-round, but when paired with freshly grated ginger and a crumbled topping of old-fashioned oats, brown sugar, and nutmeg from your spice rack, you’ll have the perfect sweet and spicy cobbler to welcome fall. This recipe from Fine Cooking is easy to make and bakes up bubbly brown in just 20 minutes. Click herefor the instructions and ingredients you will need from your kitchen pantry cabinet.

Cherry Cobbler

With sweet cherries, vanilla and almond extract, and warm cinnamon, Bon Appétit’s Cherry Cobbler is sure to be a fall favorite. Topped with shortcake biscuits, this delicious dessert takes a bit more work than the others, but it is well worth the effort when you have a gorgeous cherry cobbler sitting on your kitchen countertop. To get the recipe, click here.

Dream kitchens are meant to be filled with the warm aroma of freshly baked desserts come autumn, whether it’s a pie, cobbler or crisp cooling on the kitchen island or in a bowl topped with a scoop of vanilla ice cream. Which one are you most excited to try?