Want Curb Appeal? Start with your Fall Porch!

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The bottom line… it doesn’t matter the time of year, first impressions matter!  Your front door and porch are a reflection of you.  Your taste and your style.  From a container with beautiful fall plants, to decorative pumpkins, door ideas, and stunning stairs, check out these fall front porch ideas for instant curb appeal.

SIGNS:

Signs are a great way to greet guests.  Many times they provide conversation starters and definitely will get your neighbor’s attention.  

 

PLANTERS:

Planters are a beautiful way to add color and style.  They can be simple or fancy.  Just do it!

Beautiful fall container: Filler, Thriller, Spiller

DOORS:

Doors provide protection but also are a gateway to your home.  Make your door beautiful by adding paint, windows, or a simple holiday wreath.

STAIRS:

Are you the lucky one with a stairs leading up to your front door?  Use that space to your curb appeal advantage. 

 

At the end of the day, your front porch is a reflection of you.  Create a place you want to sit and feel proud to welcome guests.  A porch is so easy to make beautiful!  Need help?  Reach out to brick&batten for ideas and SEE the design before you commit.

Author

Cassie co-founded brick&batten in 2017 with her sister, Alli, but her love of home design was born years earlier. Cassie’s passion for design can be traced back to her childhood, when she’d accompany her parents on road trips through small towns in search of inspiration for properties they would buy, fix up, and sell. Prior to launching brick&batten, Cassie worked as a fourth grade teacher, but her love of design, architecture, home renovation, and open houses inspired her to pursue a new career. When writing for brick&batten, Cassie aims to empower homeowners to make the best informed decisions for their property. She knows from experience how challenging home renovation can be, and when she writes, she puts herself in the shoes of every homeowner with similar frustrations. Cassie currently lives in Florida with her four children, an old dog, and her loving husband. When she’s not working, Cassie is most likely checking out a nearby open house or traveling to learn about the latest house trends.