The season of pumpkins and mums is here! That means it’s time to style your front porch for the fall. The typical fall porch decor combines beautiful pumpkins and gourds with mums and other fall pieces. You could change things up with creative pots and vases, or even candle holders and lights. We highly recommend getting one of these adorable doormats and layering it with a fabric runner underneath. The combinations are endless so we’re sharing some of our favorite fall front porch styling tips below. Definitely use these gorgeous porches as design inspiration during your festive fall styling process!
Fall Front Porch Styling Tips
Miscellaneous Pumpkins
Head over to your local farmers market to find interesting pumpkins in different shapes and sizes. We’ve learned that imperfect pumpkins actually tend to look better here, and there’s no need to carve them! You could either find reusable plastic options or fresh ones, but mixing and matching is the way to go.
Decorative Pumpkins
Colorful Mums
Mums are everywhere this season and the best part is, they come in every color imaginable. Combine different shades for a colorful entryway. When you’re looking for mums, try to find a plant with the most buds, even if they haven’t all bloomed. The more buds, the fuller the plant will look eventually.
Colorful Mums
Adorable Door Mats
Welcome your guests with fun doormats that have cute phrases on them! These cheeky doormats have the dual function of being a conversation starter and a shoe wiper. There are ton’s of hilarious handmade options on Etsy that are so unique.
Cutest Pots
Glam up the mum’s display with beautiful pots! We love using metallic or white pottery to add extra charm to the entryway.
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Metal Plant Pot
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Ceramic Planter Pot
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Gorgeous Candle Holders
Pumpkins and mums are the classic way to go, but adding other accents really ties things together. Beautiful candle holders really add to the cozy vibe that most entryways strive for.
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Gold Candle Holder
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Clear Candle Holder
$19
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Galvanized Outdoor Lantern
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Layered Door Mat Combinations
We’ve noticed that layering a runner under a doormat is a new trend this fall and we love it! Adding that extra texture and color component really makes the doorway pop!
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Hey There Pumpkin Doormat
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Hand Woven Rug
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Fall Wreaths
The easiest fall front porch styling tip that spruces up your door is by just adding a festive wreath! There are some really cute options with mini pumpkins and preserved maple leaves!
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Huge Gourds
When you’re at the farmers market, don’t skip over the interesting gourds. Pumpkins are popular, but combining them with gourds leads to a well-balanced porch display!
Beautiful Buckets
You can get pottery for your mums or you can get buckets for a more rustic feel. The galvanized metal ones and wooden ones look like the should be holding a bushel of apples. I mean it doesn’t get more “fall” than that!
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Wooden Basket
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