{"id":12467,"date":"2020-10-19T10:00:13","date_gmt":"2020-10-19T18:00:13","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.blindsgalore.com\/blog\/?p=12467"},"modified":"2025-12-09T12:37:09","modified_gmt":"2025-12-09T20:37:09","slug":"3-fall-home-flavor-profiles","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.blindsgalore.com\/blog\/index.php\/stylish-home-decor\/3-fall-home-flavor-profiles\/","title":{"rendered":"3 Fall Home Flavor Profiles and Window Treatment Ideas"},"content":{"rendered":"

As Autumn reveals her brilliant colors of the season as they deepen and saturate our senses, let’s reflect on three particular colors and draw inspiration form the flavors of the season’s harvest. Imbue your decorating style with these distinctive aromas as the bounty of the earth explodes in one last gasp before winter descends. Burnish your autumn palette with these “Fall Favorites.”<\/p>\n

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Pomegranates<\/h2>\n
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Pomegranates are one of the oldest fruits, some say the first, appearing in 100 B.C., in Persia, now Iran. The Egyptians even buried their dead with these luscious fruits. Pomegranates have made an appearance in religious paintings and rituals, in royalty celebrations, in paintings, old and new, and scholars of today maintain that the apple that tempted Adam and Eve out of the Garden of Eden was indeed a pomegranate. One of the most famous of Greek myths involves the pomegranate as Hades tempted Persephone with this enticing fruit. Persephone warily followed Hades into the underworld, forever doomed to spend part of her life with him, only returning to the earth during springtime \u2013 all because of this seductive fruit. The power of pomegranates cannot be denied; the word means, “apple of many seeds,” the magic number being 613 in each fruit. Pomegranates have been recently rediscovered for their tart taste, refreshing bite, bright jeweled color, and even their high concentration of flavonoids, a cancer inhibitor. The full fall burst of this brilliant crimson color is what I am imagining as a way to dramatize the red radiance of the season, whether as an accent in decor, on your windows, on your table or in your cooking. Just cracking open that glossy skin to dip my fingers into those tiny ruby packets of deliciousness, makes me happy that autumn pomegranates have returned to tempt me.<\/p>\n

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