30 Creative Fall Antique Booth Display Ideas

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Are you looking for some creative fall display ideas for your antique booth? You’re gonna love these inspirational ideas for how to bring fall into your booth space!

Whether you set up as a flea market vendor or have an ongoing space at an antique mall, I think it’s helpful to add seasonal items to your display space. You can use color to evoke the seasons, and bring in vintage items that relate to the activities that happen during that time of year.

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The ultimate goal of any vintage market business is to sell your items, right? Adding seasonal touches not only helps your booth feel inviting to customers, but I strongly believe it can also help increase your sales!​

Customers are already out looking for items that fit with what’s happening in their world. If we can synch up our inventory to match their moods and desires, sales will come more easily.

Antique Booth Display Tips for Fall

Fall has become the second most popular season for home decor, right behind Christmas and the winter holidays. 

Besides the typical pumpkins and fall leaves, there are a lot of other vintage decor items that sell well during the fall. 

Here’s a list of some great ideas for fall-themed inventory:

• Warm wood accents and furniture
• Copperware
• Vintage crocks, pottery bowls, and kitchen utensils
• Hunting-themed items (art, glassware, and yes, even taxidermy!)
• Baskets and other storage items
• Vintage school supplies
• Items used for Halloween decor–old photos, black metal candelabras, apothecary bottles
• Glassware, serving ware, and table linens (to prepare for the Thanksgiving dinner table)
• Brass and other metallic items
• Vintage quilts and afghans

Along with these items, you can help create that cozy feeling of fall by adding dried leaves, pumpkins, wheat sheaves, and dried grasses to your display. Also focus on finding items that fit with fall colors, like golden yellow, maroon, hunter green, and even navy blues.

Flea Market Booth Fall Display Inspiration

Here, you will find some beautiful display ideas from antique stores around the country! Any photo that is not my own is linked to its original source.

Warm wood, baskets, and woodland figures are perfect for this fall display! Even the dried items in the kitchen containers match with fall colors.

The colors of all the books help pull out the colors from the fall scene art.

Cubbies are filled with spooky trinkets along with Victorian-inspired flash cards and fall leaves.

Warm brass and copper accented with the pheasants and other fowl create the perfect fall scene here.

Dark green, brown, and light tan anchor this space in fall colors, while vintage crockery fills the shelves.

 

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A table setting perfect for fall! With the burlap ribbon accent, rough texture of the book stacks and horse brush, and pop of fall colors.

This antique store shows you can still keep it light and evoke a fall feel. 

Try filling a tiered tray with fall decor accessories, like pumpkins, apples, and woodland animal figurines.

This vendor keeps it neutral and uses white pumpkins, along with one little pop of orange.

A Halloween vintage blow mold is accented by spooky word flashcards.

I love this idea of using the sweet gum balls as vase filler! Using natural elements as filler is a good way to bring in the fall vibes.

This booth owner accents her space with handmade items for the fall.  The pops of turquoise still work when paired with the orange, and don’t miss the past fall issues of popular home decor magazines–these are great items to have in your booth space, as customers will enjoy grabbing these magazine copies for a steal.

Lots of black and more handmade elements complete this Halloween-themed display

The old door and fall wreath provide a focal point for an otherwise dead corner of this booth space. 

A vintage children’s desk with some books and old rulers creates a cute back-to-school vignette for the early fall season.

Old photos paired with vintage clothes and pops of silver creates and elegant Halloween booth space.

Vintage Halloween decorations, paired with warm woods and brass accents create a cozy fall booth space.

This scene is classy fall elegance at its best!

Chalkboard paint is used to transform an old door into a space for Halloween art.

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A more neutral fall display that still offers some seasonal touches for shoppers.

Blacks,browns, and silvers pair with white for a muted display that could easily work for the autumn season.

 

The rustic copper milk can filled with branches just starting to shed their leaves creates an elegant nod to fall.

Vintage thermoses in neutral tones displayed on a wooden riser pair perfectly with vintage spools, linens, and kitchenware.

Furniture painted in golden yellow is perfect focal point for this fall booth display.

This beautiful display proves a great fall scene doesn’t have to be all orange and yellow!

A fun black and white stripe background paired with white pumpkins and colorful chairs creates a whimsical fall display in this booth space.

Fall hues on the books, scale, and wrath pair with galvanized metal for this clean display.

The dark green table paired with maroon sunflowers is a great fall color combo.

Bare branches with whites and light colors help bridge this display between late fall and early winter.

Another great example of how cool blue and turquoise can pair with orange for a fall vignette.

 

Closing Thoughts on Fall Antique Booth Display Ideas

There are so many great ideas out there for how to incorporate fall touches into your flea market or vintage booth space. Don’t be afraid to try new color combos or keep it neutral if that fits your booth branding.

Remember what types of items customers are already out looking for in the fall months and fill your space with those items. Work smarter, not harder to see better sales in your booth!

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