Spring is officially here and if you have not started decorating your outdoor spaces for the season yet, it is time, to begin with your front porch. Bright colors are a great way to welcome Spring. Consider a spring wreath or a new welcome mat to help welcome your guests.
This is the perfect time to freshen up your outdoor decor. To freshen up your front door and outdoor areas, consider adding a wreath to your door, garlands, potted spring flowers, welcome signs, and other decors that will help create a spring-like atmosphere. Fresh flowers near some wicker chairs or a front porch swing with bright throw pillows can create a beautiful escape, even on a small porch.
If you have the space, some rocking chairs in a fresh coat of paint can provide a pop of color. Add some outdoor rugs to help bring it all together. Outdoor furniture is a fun way to create an additional seating area for entertaining and adding some natural elements with pops of color really brings these porch decorations to life.
If you are in an area that can experience late Spring snowy weather, faux flowers in wicker baskets are easy ways to bring that fresh Spring feel and country living when real plants may not be ready to plant yet. We have lots of front porch decor ideas to inspire you. Don’t forget to tell us which one is your favorite idea and why!
1. Add A Little Spring To Your Step. Jasper Farm market tins are placed on each side of the steps, along with vintage sap buckets. Fill the buckets with ferns for fresh spring color. The tins are the Trisha Yearwood Collection from Tractor Supply Co. (via Liz Marie Blog)
2. Concrete Spring Flower Pot Display. Visit your local nursery for some varying size concrete pots for visual interest. Plant spring flowers with colorful blooms for a fresh accent to your front porch. (via Art Ideas Crafts)
3. Milk Can On The Front Porch. Recycle an old milk can, spray paint it black, add a buffalo check ribbon, vinyl welcome decal and fill it with some ivy. TIP: For fresh flowers, you could place a glass jar filled with water inside the milk can. Place fresh-cut spring florals from your local grocery store or flower market. (Tanya’s Creative Space)
4. Modern Spring Porch Decor. Layer an outdoor rug underneath a welcome mat to ground the space. The black and white rug helps to make a statement. Add some potted plants for visual height and symmetry. A spring wreath on the door welcomes in the season. (via Taryn Whiteaker)
5. Add A Statement Wreath. Decorate your front door with an elegant wreath with cascading flowers in various shades of green along with a burlap bow and moss-covered monogram. The “Louisa” wreath can be found on Etsy, link provided. (via Etsy)
6. Spring Front Porch. Decorate with lanterns, a chalkboard sign and a wooden box full of pansies. (via Cottage in the Oaks)
7. Welcome Sign. A whiskey barrel planter is filled with a mix of colorful blooms to brighten up the porch. A solar lantern hook was found at Big Lots, while the welcome sign is a DIY. Similar chalkboard signs can be found at craft stores such as Michael’s, JoAnne’s or Hobby Lobby. (via The Hamby Home)
8. Outdoor Rug. Add texture and color to your front porch with an outdoor rug. A rug will help to define your outdoor space and now is the perfect time to start shopping for one! Add pops of color with outdoor pillows and garden stool. (via Stone Gable Blog)
9. Decorate With Spring. Galvanized watering cans and rain boots are filled with silk flowers along with some fresh pansies, adding some whimsy and brightness to the front porch. (via Hoosier Homemade)
10. Spring Porch Decor. Pussy willow branches adorn an English market basket. A lantern with a Flameless Pillar LED Candle adds ambiance. Get the ones with the timer so they come on automatically every night. (via Cottage in the Oaks)
11. Farmhouse Style Porch. A vintage bicycle was the start to this spring vignette. A basket was added to the front, filled with freshly planted flowers. Additional details includes thrift finds such as old wood door, picket fence, and a wooden fruit crate. A Fresh Flower Market sign is from Magnolia Market, but similar can be found on Etsy. Pots are from Michael’s, some were painted white. (via Sarah Joy The Blog)
12. Front Porch Flowers. The theme of flowers is a beautiful mix of purples, whites and greens. Outdoor pillows on the rocking chairs adds a punch of color. (via Stone Gable Blog)
13. DIY Front Porch Wreath. To make this fun spring wreath, you can find all of these items at a craft store. You will need a grapevine wreath, floral stems, a 12″ wood “hi” cutout (or a large wooden initial), wire, wire cutters and a hot glue gun. Get the full tutorial at the provided link. (via Sarah Joy The Blog)
14. Add Pops of Color. Decorate your front porch with fresh colors of spring. Hues of lemon and lime are very in trend. Pops of citrus tones can be added to a neutral base of gray and beige. Lemons are a hot trend this year, so why use them to decorate your front porch. (via Better Homes & Gardens)
15. Spring Porch & Welcome Sign. An antiqued wooden hutch features thrift store finds and faux flowers from Hobby Lobby. The wooden welcome sign is a DIY, get the full tutorial on the provided link. (via Little Bit of Paint)
16. Farmhouse Spring Porch. A upcycled end table was created with an old planter painted in a charcoal color and topped with the end of an electrical spool. The top was painted in the same color, but dry brushed with some soft white paint to give it a weathered look. This is the perfect spot to display flower cuttings. (via The DIY Mommy)
17. Easter Decor. Add some Easter decorations to your porch with some tulips and a bunny rabbit! There are plenty of adorable resin bunny rabbits to add to your decor. Add it to a basket with some colorful easter eggs. (via Little Brags)
18. Decorate With Flowers. Potted flowers and a fern adds a freshness to this front porch. Candles adds ambiance in the evening, be sure to use pillar LEDs with a timer so you can set it and forget it! (via Pinterest)
19. Easter Bunny Decorations. Add some resin bunnies to your front porch, along with pink flowers and a fresh spring wreath. (via Pinterest)
20. Hanging Colander Planter. Add some colorful DIY to your front porch with this creative planters. The colanders are hung from twine. Line the colanders with sheet moss, add some potting soil and seasonal plants such as ferns and pansies. Get the full tutorial on the provided link. (via Country Living)
21. House Number DIY. Galvanized planters filled with flowers feature house numbers. A large pot features hydrangeas. The metal lanterns are from Marshall’s. The “Welcome” chalk board sign is a craft store find, the letters were written on with a chalk marker. (via A Gathering Place)
22. Garden Boot Wreath. The wreath is the focal point of this charming spring decorated front porch. Ripped muslin was used to tie the boots together for a hanger. If the boots don’t have buckles, add grommets. Insert either fresh or faux flowers. If using real, be sure to add a glass or plastic jar of water in the boot to set the flowers in. (via Cottage in the Oaks)
23. Welcome Sign. Welcome in spring with an over-sized sign propped up next to your front door. You can find a similar farmhouse style wooden sign on Etsy. (via From My Front Porch to Yours)
24. Farmhouse Spring Porch. This charming small porch features burlap, simple pops of white and lots of galvanized touches. A burlap bag is used an Easter basket filled with faux grass and simple white eggs (white decorating eggs from Walmart). Sap buckets are filled with white faux tulips. A resin bunny stands guard. (via Confessions of a Plate Addict)
25. Decorate With A Swing. If you don’t a a front porch swing, this dreamy swing might have you wishing for one. Adorned with faux florals, spring pillows and resin Easter bunnies. These are all found at Pier 1, one of our favorites! (via @Pier1)
26. Upcycled Drawer Planter. A tiered planter features drawers to house colorful spring blooms. Get the full tutorial on the provided link. (via Beyond The Picket Fence)
27. DIY Herb Garden. A vintage stool displays wooden vintage boxes filled with potting soil and planted herbs. Holes were drilled in the bottom for water drainage. Thyme, basil and mint were planted in the boxes. The mini chalkboard herb labels in the pots were found at Michael’s, but they can also be found on Amazon. (via Sarah Joy Blog)
28. DIY Welcome Sign. This welcome sign was made using a stencil and acrylic paint. Get the full tutorial on the provided link. (via Delightful Order)
29. Ladder As A Plant Stand. An old ladder can be repurposed to use as a rustic plant stand. If your wooden ladder is not painted, consider white-washing it for a weathered appearance. Get the how to at the provided link. (via Bower Power)
30. Vintage Farmhouse Wire Baskets. Antique white wire baskets are used as containers for flowers on the porch. The baskets are hanging from a vintage display ladder. Get full tutorial on the provided link. (via From My Front Porch To Yours)
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