This Is the Only Fall Decor Find You Need to Buy, According to Your Zodiac Sign

“Aries are in it to win it — they’re pure fire,” says Stardust. That’s why this sign should embrace being on the “sportier side of the zodiac” with a trend like Tenniscore, which has been surging in popularity since the drop of the Challengers movie earlier this spring.

Channel your passion for sports — and life — with this cute tennis ball-shaped catchall, which you can set bedside for corralling jewelry or earbuds. It’d also be useful in an entry for keys, change, and glasses. Add a monogram to make it feel even more like you, Aries, for just $12.50 extra. 

As the first earth sign in the zodiac, Tauruses tend to be sensual and romantic. “They’re known as the Venutian part of the zodiac,” says Stardust, which references Venus, the Roman goddess of love and beauty. “Think of the Botticelli painting The Birth of Venus, and that’s the vibe aesthetically.” 

All of these traits steer Stardust toward recommending the current coquette trend for the sign of the bull. “Anything with bows and ballet-like accents would be perfect for Taurus,” she says, like this larger-than-life LoveShackFancy for Pottery Barn pillow. It comes in denim if the pink is a little too sweet for your liking.

“Gemini falls in the airy part of Mercury,” says Stardust. “They have eclectic decor, but that’s balanced out with bright white walls and clean palettes — otherwise, it would be way too chaotic for them.” 

So if you’re a Gem, Stardust recommends a white-out of sorts with a classic lacquer tray. This neutral base will allow you to pile on pieces that speak to you — whether it’s crystals, plants, an antique ashtray for matches, or any other object that piques your interest — all without overstimulating your senses. 

“Cancer is ruled by the moon, and the signature colors of this sign are lilac and lavender,” says Stardust of this emotionally intelligent and caring sign. “These are the collectors of the zodiac, and they love a floral — especially one that’s nostalgic of maybe a grandmother’s home. This kind of accent makes Cancer feel safe and protected.”

For all of these reasons, Stardust sees cottagecore style as a perfect aesthetic match for Cancers. Consider curtains or a peel-and-stick wallpaper in a sweet purple floral. Either would be a Cancer-appropriate accent in a bedroom or living area.

Super-unique in terms of style and into eye-catching pieces, Leos really lean into the trend of dopamine decor, whether they realize it or not. “This is the sign of the zodiac that really does whatever makes them happy in terms of their decor,” says Stardust. “I could see a Leo having a big accent wall of wallpaper in buoyant colors, a bathroom that’s all metallics — each room has a different aesthetic.”

Make a bold statement underfoot with this Ruggable washable carpet, which channels some of the splashy color energy that Leos look for in their furnishings. It’d be an ideal focal point for an otherwise sophisticated living room. 

As the “earthy part of Mercury,” Virgos tend to be drawn to neutrals, Stardust says, which gives them the palate-cleanser they need to “meditate on matters.” And it’s true Virgos tend to be analytical, so it’s all about setting up a space that lets you do that ruminating best. 

In order to “protect that earthy energy,” Stardust suggests pilling on the plants. You could give the terrarium trend a go, or just bring home an extra plant baby. Your love of nature and attention to detail makes you a natural green thumb. 

The seventh sign of the zodiac, Libras are artists, says Stardust, and they’re known for their attention to aesthetics. Because this sign falls in the airy part of Venus, Stardust notes that Libras are the types to have large gallery walls full of prints and paintings and are known for their love of windows and mirrors.

Can’t take down walls or add extra windows to visually open up your space? No worries. You can fake the look with the trompe-l’œil trend using this Wayfair mirror, which is meant to look like an old French window to the outdoors. It’ll reflect light and be a piece that will stop guests in their tracks.

Whimsigoth is Scorpio’s fall trend match. That’s because this sign is often associated with the underworld, says Stardust, and thus is drawn to all things dark and moody. But Scorpio is also a transformative sign — “they like to fix and make things new,” according to Stardust — and that gives them a unique pull towards vintage and vintage-look items as well.

“I imagine Scorpio having a really rich-colored quilt on their bed, preferably vintage,” says Stardust. Browse your local flea market or estate sale to snag a just-right top-of-bed textile. And in the meantime, Scorpio, give this saturated style from Target a go to get a similar sultry look. 

“This sign is the wanderlusty, adrenaline-seeker of the zodiac,” says Stardust of Sagittarius. “They’re always traveling and have items from their journeys on hand as decor.”

The best Sagittarius fall find, then? A picture frame where you can savor all of the photos and memories from a favorite trip or vacation. This one from Urban Outfitters is sized for Instax camera photos and would make a lovely addition to any blank wall. 

Stardust says Capricorns have the most adult-like apartments or homes of the zodiac, thanks to their responsible and hardworking nature. “Picture a nice leather sofa from Crate & Barrel or a slick West Elm coffee table,” she says. “Capricorns tend to be more contemporary with their style but not overly modern. They like traditional, too.”

Order is everything to Caps, and they like to take care of their furniture. To make sure their sofa gets better over time, they’d be the type to invest in a sofa topper like this style from Green Row. It’s a sensible way to get more out of your sofa investment — and if that mindset doesn’t sound like a Capricorn, then what does?

“Aquarians are the innovators of the zodiac,” says Stardust of this sign that prizes “sleek, modern, and minimal design” and always embraces cutting-edge technology. “I see Aquarius being big on the smart home trend and being the first to have a robot butler or something like that,” Stardust adds.

For your fall find, why not give the Hatch Restore a whirl? Not only does it have the clean lines you crave, Aquarius, but it also ticks the techie box and will help you rest and recharge with a “sunset” wakeup at any time your unconventional heart wants to. 

“Pisces is into patterns and pops of color,” says Stardust. “When I picture this sign as home decor, all I can think of is the candle section at Anthropologie.” That’s because, despite being an aquatic sign, Pisces is warm, artistic, and a dreamer that’s into the exploration of mystical energy. 

Lighting a candle can be a great grounding ritual for Pisces, and you won’t find ones more beautiful — or delicious-smelling — than Anthropologie’s latest Found Notes collection.