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When it comes to fall decorating, some of us are ready to cover every available surface in pumpkins as soon as September rolls around. Others would rather ease into the season with a few smaller swaps, bringing in warm colors, woodland motifs, and autumnal foliage. And while the front porch and living room tend to get most of the attention, the kitchen is one of the easiest places to add decor.
The Martha Stewart Autumn Harvest 2-Piece Kitchen Towel Set does exactly that with a whimsical motif that looks right at home this time of year. Instead of leaning into Halloween, the mushroom design brings the woodsy side of fall to the kitchen, so you can hang it up now and leave it out through Thanksgiving. Best of all, the set is currently 40% off at JCPenney, dropping from its usual $30 price to just $18 when you use code HARVEST at checkout.
Martha Stewart Autumn Harvest 2-Piece Kitchen Towel Set, $18 (was $30) at JCPenney
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Shop at JCPenneyThese towels lean into a whimsical woodland design, with scattered red-and-white spotted mushrooms, tiny brown fungi, and delicate green sprigs across a crisp white-and-sage gingham-print background. The print feels playful and almost storybook-like, but the earthy palette keeps it firmly rooted in fall. A coordinating towel in warm rust picks up the reddish tones in the mushrooms while giving you a solid option to break up the print.
Made from 100% cotton, the towels are soft, machine-washable, and absorbent enough to dry dishes and hands, wipe down counters, or tackle the inevitable spill while you’re cooking. Each measures 16 by 28 inches, giving you plenty of fabric without feeling cumbersome, and the hanging loop lets you keep one on a hook or peg instead of digging through a drawer every time you need it.
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Shoppers were obsessed with the “adorable” and “super cute” design, highlighting its “cottagecore” look as well as its durability. “The fabric is so soft but also strong enough to resist kitchen wear and tear,” one reviewer wrote.
Other customers appreciated the handy hanging loops, with another shopper noting that they make the towels “super easy to air dry after using or to store.”
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There’s no foraging required for this fall find. Shop the Martha Stewart Autumn Harvest 2-Piece Kitchen Towel Set for $18 at JCPenney while it’s 40% off, and don’t forget to enter code HARVEST at checkout!
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