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You don’t want anything that might further attract them to your home! I give it a day before squirrels are attacking my decorations! Our city squirrels are like the Rats of NIMH. Those cute dried corncobs are going to have to come off the stalks. I haven’t decorated with corn shocks in several years and am so glad that I splurged on them this year! They add so much texture and interest to a fall porch. White mums are fluffy and beautiful! I think they make an excellent complement to dried hydrangeas. I love the tiny but mighty details of decorating! Above my door, I placed faux painted pumpkins and attached them to the ledge with some painter’s tape. I deliberately created a smile of hydrangeas, leaving some of the grapevine wreath exposed. They were more than happy to have me haul them away.

I’ve had more than one neighbor rebuild their fence over the last few years in my neighborhood. These wood posts aren’t hard to find commonly used for building privacy fences. To start with, you’ll need 4X4 wood posts. My grapevine hydrangea wreath took around 5 minutes to create! Simply stick the woody stems of your dried hydrangeas into the grapevine and continue until satisfied. DIY 4X4 Wood Pumpkins Fall Front Porch Decor.

Don’t be afraid to mix your real pumpkins with your faux. I used a combination of real blue cinderella pumpkins, a few real but painted pumpkins, and a few painted but faux pumpkins. I kept the fall colors and textures the same out here but simply added more blues to accentuate the blue on my front door and porch ceiling.Īlthough I love traditional fall colors, I like to vary my decorating from year to year. Dried limelight hydrangeas and pumpkins in shades of blues and creams are a great way to add non-traditional fall colors to your space. However, this year I really wanted the front porch to feel like a cohesive extension of the interior. When decorating my outdoor spaces, sometimes I like to create a completely different look and feel than what I have going on inside the home. Our porch used to be painted red and green, and this year was the first time I was able to decorate it in its new gray and blue color palette. I shared my fall home tour last week, so today I thought I would give you some fall porch decorating ideas. I adore fall porches and was so excited to decorate ours this year. If you are stopping by from my friend Melissa’s at The Inspired Room, welcome! Her home is as lovely as she is, so be sure to check out her fall photos. I just had the privilege of seeing Lindsay at a BHG event in NYC last week. A large green pumpkin sits on top, while smaller Halloween pumpkins are layered in front. Here, small and medium hay bales serve as a base. While I spent a bit of time decorating my front porch for the season, I don’t really go all out inside – I keep things pretty simple! If you want to add touches of fall to your home without spending hardly any time or money, simply snag a bunch of white baby boo pumpkins (most grocery stores have them!) and spread them throughout your home! It couldn’t be more quick and simple but definitely adds the perfect little fall vibe.Happy first day of autumn! Today I am joining the fall tour hosted by Lindsay from White Buffalo Styling Co. A line of pumpkins outside your front porch can look dull, but festive fall props can bring the look to the next level. Now I just have to hope we have several weeks before we start hitting freezing temps at night and I lose my mums! Our high temp tomorrow is only going to be in the 50’s – what’s that all about Mother Nature? I know fall hasn’t shown it’s face in many parts of the country quite yet but we’re definitely not only getting “sweater weather” but “jacket weather” too! The standouts of my porch are these ginormous mums in that I shared a few weeks back is what ties it all together – love it so much! (mine is the 24″ finished size (18″ base)):

Pumpkin front porch decor