FALL is synonymous with a lot of things from leaf-strewn walks to pumpkin-spiced lattes.

However, there is one autumn trend that is bringing down the look of your home.

TikTok user and interior design expert Kate Fuller shared the common fall décor that is making your home look tacky.

Kate revealed that autumn-themed word art is cheapening the appearance of your home.

"Stop with the signs. We don’t need a fall sign, we don’t need a thankful sign, we don’t need a grateful sign. We don’t need all the ‘-fuls.’ We’re good," she said.

She continued: "This goes for all the verbiage too. Verbiage on pillows, verbiage on posters, cups, mugs, anything that you’re using as decoration. I don’t want to read."

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"It just looks so cheap, every single time. You can decorate for fall without having to tell people that you’re thankful for it," Kate told her viewers.

She added: "I forgot to add the signs that say home. We know it’s a home. We know you live there, we got it."

Kate acknowledged that the divisive opinion was probably unpopular and her followers took to the comments section to share their thoughts.

"I’d go as far to say that your house doesn’t need one single sign.. ever," wrote one user.

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Another viewer joked: "But how will everyone know how blessed I am if I don’t have a sign?!?!"

"So no to the ‘EAT’ sign next to the dining room table?! You know, in case someone forgets," said one follower.

A fourth person commented: "Well I agree with you on fall but Halloween is totally different! I am all out for Halloween!"

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