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DIY LED Autumn Tree Decor – Cute Fall Decoration Idea

A white LED battery powered tree with hanging woodland themed decorations. There is a maple leaf, acorn, mushroom and oak leaf designs.


As soon as the nights draw in and the air feels crisp, I can’t wait to bring some cosy touches into our home. I absolutely love decorating for autumn. This little LED tree makes the cutest autumn tree decor, adding a warm glow and splash of seasonal colour to your room.
Here’s how I style my LED fall tree decor and some simple tips for making your own.

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Supplies You’ll Need for This LED Fall Tree

  • Small LED tree (battery-operated or plug-in)
  • Decorative autumn decorations
  • Fairy lights (if using real tree branches)
  • String for attaching ornaments (if making your own)

How to Decorate an LED Autumn Tree

  1. Shape the branches
    Unbox your LED tree, fan out the branches, and insert batteries.
  2. Place your tree
    Place your LED tree somewhere you’d like a warm glow. I usually go for a hallway table or in the middle of the dining table.
  3. Add autumn decorations
    Lightweight autumn decorations like mini pumpkins, wooden leaves, acorns or pinecones work beautifully.
  4. Switch On and Enjoy the Glow
    Once decorated, switch on your LED lights and watch your autumn tree décor transform the room with cozy fall vibes!
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I spotted these beautiful autumnal wooden decorations from Amazon.

Wooden autumn decorations

You get 24 pieces in this set which I think is fab. They all look very rustic with their autumnal shades of oranges and browns, they are exactly what I was looking for. They also come ready to hang which is brilliant! There is nothing more tedious than having to thread every individual decoration.
It’s like when you buy Christmas baubles and that heart-sinking feeling when you notice the separate bag of threads! It’s just not cool.

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A white LED battery powered tree with hanging woodland themed decorations. There is a maple leaf, acorn, mushroom and oak leaf designs.

I am really pleased with how my autumn tree turned out. It looks so pretty all lit up.

A white flexible battery powered LED tree decorated with autumnal wooden leaves, toadstools and acorns.


Style Ideas for Your LED Fall Tree

One of the best things about this little tree is how versatile it is:

  • All-Year Decor – swap out the ornaments for spring flowers or winter snowflakes.
  • Halloween LED Tree – add tiny bats, spiders, or orange-and-black ornaments.
  • Thanksgiving LED Tree – use harvest colours and mini corn decorations.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use a real branch instead of an LED tree?
Absolutely! Check out our foraged Easter tree here.

Are LED autumn trees safe indoors?
Yes. This LED autumn tree is safe to use indoors because it’s battery powered, so there are no hot bulbs or mains electricity involved.

Are there similar Christmas decorations I could use for my tree?

Yes, you could use these gorgeous vintage Christmas decorations that I decorate my LED Christmas tree with – Vintage Wooden Christmas Tree Decorations.

Do you decorate for autumn?

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28 Comments

  1. I love this idea. It’s definitely a great way of getting over summer blues and look forward to the coming of autumn.

  2. What a great idea! I change the decorations on my front window sill to match the seasons but I love the idea of having a tree decorated in a seasonal way 🙂

    #MMBC

  3. This is so cute! I love the little decorations on the tree, just had a look on amazon and they’re not in stock anymore but will keep an eye out for something similar because I would like to make a little tree like this!

  4. I might have a look at Amazon as those hanging pieces look so lovely. I love all the candles and warm tones in autumn.

  5. What a lovely idea. Our youngest likes to collect random things that have fallen to the ground while on walks. Now I know what we can do with them other than leaving them on the windowsill.

  6. I love this, I have a small tree that I decorate for different occasions, at Christmas it gets decorated with ‘special’ ornaments, mementos from holidays, grandchildren’s home made decorations etc

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