Soon it will be time to settle back into the comforts of the great indoors for fall and winter. Why not add a few of fall’s biggest trends to refresh your space? From retro to rustic, here are our top picks for feathering your nest this fall.

Lechuza DINING TABLE, $2,499, crateandbarrel.com.

1. Vintage Groove

Embrace LOUNGE CHAIR, $580, sundays-company.com.

Furniture that’s sculptural, a bit chunky in shape and form, and often with a somewhat heavy masculine presence brings an earthy retro feel that looks fresh and modern.

BRILLIANCE with charcoal frame, $1,050, sunpan.com.

2. That '70s Thing

FROM LEFT TO RIGHT Worldwide Lighting Starburst CHANDELIER, $1,420, lowes.ca. Jacques BAR CART, $2,025, jonathanadler.com.

The glamour of the 1970s is back with bursts of gold, reflective brass and Lucite. Use this trend to add a mod touch to a trad space or give a retro vibe to a contemporary pad. Tip: treat each 70s-inspired piece as art or sculpture that looks best on its own – a little goes a long way.

Black Marble reproduction PRINTS by Calí, $344 for set of two 20" x 30", caliartstudio.com.

3. Black & White Abstract Art

Black Marble reproduction PRINTS by Calí, $344 for set of two 20" x 30", caliartstudio.com.

Looking for an easy way to make a statement in a tired room? The neutrality of black and white art allows it to fit into any style, while giving the decor a contemporary spirit. Tip: don’t be afraid to go big – large-scale works are the best way to make an impact with black-and-white abstracts.

Mylounge leather LOVESEAT in Cinnamon, $2,750, sundays-company.com.

4. Leather

Altman leather DRESSER $2,980, sunpan.com.

Lookout for leather as it makes a comeback on the home decor scene. You’ll see both upholstered and case-good furnishings being wrapped in luxe looking leather. Home accessories, such as lamps, trays and pillows, will introduce this look in smaller, more subtle ways.

Catalyst DINING TABLE with black marble top, $2,928, crateandbarrel.com.

5. Rustic Stone

Raw marble TABLE LAMP, $229, cb2.ca.

Think honed, textured and rough edges as a way to create a realistic (dare I say, Flint- stones?) look. This trend is authentic and raw looking, even if the stone isn’t the real thing.