9 Magical Fall Front Porches

It’s finally Fall! Don’t get me wrong, living in Southern California you can barely call it that, but the chilled air is finally making its way here. I don’t know about you, but I’m a huge fan of classy fall decor that can transition well from Halloween to Thanksgiving and I’ve searched high and low through Pinterest to find some of my favorite decor. Here are my top pics for stunning front porches that anyone can re-create.

The symmetry of this house is highlighted along with the cooler, natural decor. So many textures to bounce off of the brick and wood finishes. (photo credit: @burlapandrust)

Vintage farm! Seeing a lot of these corn stocks in 2021 and it’s such a statement piece. Do you love it or hate it?? (photo credit: DecorSteals)

Endless garland! Loving how much warmth this brings to the classic black and white exterior. Perfect for the entirety of Fall. (photo credit: unknown)

This one went all out! They really make you feel like you’re walking out to the farm to gather pumpkins! (photo credit: unknown)

This one leans heavily towards Halloween decor vs. seasonal, but it was too cute to pass up! They managed to get festival but still classy. (photo credit: Re-Fabbed)

Another one that leans into Halloween, but there is still enough to keep and to swap out for the remainder of Fall. Love the accent that the bats bring and how it ties in the depth of the lanterns, cauldron and crow! (photo credit: www.thematimes.com)

Classic and slightly feminine, this one is unique and so put together with a welcoming family sign on the door. The little touches of flowers remind us that beyond the corn and the wheat, we still have blooms to enjoy. (photo credit: rainandpine.com)

Loving how simple this one is, but it still says we are celebrating the season. A few lanterns that can stay throughout the year aside pastel pumpkins and a simple wreath of greenery. Not over-the-top but still lets the neighborhood know that you aren’t the Scrooge of Fall! (photo credit: Chaylor & Mads)

Another home that allows the house to dictate the decor in such a clean way. A classic black and orange Halloween look. (photo credit: unknown)