Do you need some inspiration for decorating your front porch? Then you are in the right place because today I am sharing my farmhouse Fall porch decor with you!
Fall is such a special time of the year. The weather starts shifting from those long, hot days of Summer to those short, crisp days of Winter. As it does that, we get to enjoy warm days, cool nights, and some spectacular colors and flavors. Plus, we get to decorate for a new season!
Decorating in the Fall is SO much fun! However, when you see all of the decor possibilities in the stores and the crafting possibilities online, it can be a little overwhelming.
With that in mind, I thought I would share my farmhouse Fall porch decor with y’all today! I love adding farmhouse touches to my front porch for the season and love decorating for Fall. So, follow along below, to see what I did to my porch this autumn!
My Farmhouse Front Porch Decor Tour
Here is a wide view of both my front door as well as the small side table I have beside it. You can start by finding out more information on that sweet tea sign because life really DOES need more sweet tea!
Farmhouse Front Porch Decor: Front Door
The door itself has my scarecrow wreath hanging on it. Isn’t it cute? I wouldn’t put this guy out where he can be exposed to the rain and other elements, but he’s perfect for the porch or front door!
The doormat I bought a few months ago is still going strong and I still love it! It is from a local Tennessee store but you can buy them online.
Farmhouse Front Porch Decor: Left Side Of The Door
I added a cute blue pumpkin to my wheat wreath to flank the left side of the door. Yes, that really is a wreath because wreaths are not only for doors!
I then gathered some corn stalks and stood them up on either side of the door. I made it easy on myself by simply tying them to my milk cans that are there every day of the year. All I did was use a little jute twine because it blends in so well.
Farmhouse Front Porch Decor: Right Side Of The Door
I added a few Fall touches to the right side of the door as well! That side is larger, and the eye naturally gravitates that way, so I made the most of it with more corn stalks, my beloved sweet tea sign, and lots of mini pumpkins.
Isn’t that mason jar sign a great feature? Make sure you check out the tutorial on how to make that mason jar sign!
I also piled various pumpkins in containers. Pumpkins can be so colorful and delightfully funky! I love weird varieties of pumpkins….don’t you? Feel free to create a big variety by mixing and matching different sizes, colors, and textures.
You’ll notice that I filled the container up with other items on the bottom. While it has the appearance of being filled with pumpkins, they are really only on the top. – This a great budget decorating hack!
The rest of my porch stayed pretty much the same as last time I showed you. I can’t have a porch without rocking chairs on it!
I did however add my burlap pumpkin pillows to one of the rocking chairs. They look lovely on the porch and add that perfect farmhouse touch to the rocking chairs.
I also added some extra pops of color by adding a garland of Fall leaves, lanterns, a watering can with a plant, and some burnt orange ribbon.
That’s it! Decorating your porch for Fall doesn’t need to be complicated, difficult, or expensive. I simply reused what I already had and added just a few dollars worth of items that I couldn’t save from year to year. I hope y’all enjoyed this Fall porch decor and found a few ideas for your own home.
If you need me, I will be relaxing on the porch enjoying the Fall temperatures. (If we would ever get any that is!) Happy Fall, y’all!
FAQs About Farmhouse Fall Porch Decor
Here are a few questions we get about this farmhouse Fall porch decor. If you have a question but don’t see it down below, please leave it in the comments so I can answer it for you.
How Can I Decorate My Very Small Porch In Farmhouse Fall Porch Decor?
The great thing about Fall decor is that it doesn’t take much to add that awesome autumn vibe to your space. All you need are a few pumpkins, maybe some leaves, a wreath, or a sign. Trust me, a little can go a long way.
How Do You Balance Out Decor On Your Porch?
When it comes to ”balance” I do try to be symmetrical in some places (like the corn stalks) and add in ”groupings” of decor (like what you see on the right side of the porch). Doing both I think provides a balanced look even if you don’t have the exact same items on each side of your porch.
I Can’t Find A Wreath I Like. Can I Make One?
Yes! Making wreaths is much easier (and more fun) than you may realize! It doesn’t even usually take very long to make a wreath you’ll love and want to use year after year. Here are a few terrific Fall Door Wreath ideas to inspire you.
Do You Have Pumpkin Projects That Would Be Good For A Front Porch?
Yes, I do! If you are looking to make your own pumpkin decor for your front porch, check out the projects below!
- DIY Wooden Pallet Pumpkins in Minutes (No Tools Needed)!
- Paper Mache Vintage Farmhouse Pumpkins
- How to Make Twine Pumpkins
- DIY Stacked Pumpkin Planter with Your Cricut
Do You Have Other Fall Projects Or Ideas That You Can Recommend For A Front Porch?
Absolutely! If you are looking for more front porch ideas that have a Fall theme to them, check out the projects below!
- Outdoor Fall Decor
- Easy Outdoor Fall Decor Inspiration
- Welcome Fall With This Porch Decor
- Fall Wooden Sign You Can Make in Minutes
- DIY Fall Leaf Wreath in Just 5 Minutes
- Make an Easy DIY Pumpkin Door Hanger (with Video)
5 More Fall Decor DIYs
Did you love this farmhouse Fall porch decor, and are looking for more fall decor DIYs? Then check out the ideas below!
- Clay Pot Ideas: Pumpkin Place Card
- Reversible Scrap Wood Pumpkins
- Decorative Gourds: Make a Knotty Pumpkin
- Cricut Fall Projects You’ll Love to Craft!
- Holiday Signs: Reversible Scarecrow and Snowman
Absolutely love your farmhouse decor inside & out. Suggestions for living room paint to welcome visitors & accents on a tight budget.Love Country.
A pale blue that almost looks grey really looks great in a living room! Maybe try that!
Great looking porch Angie! Thanks for sharing. Sept. 1st we decorate for fall and I’m looking forward to it. I’m so done with these hot and humid NC days! Ready for some great walking weather!