Let’s Take A Tour Of My Spring Front Porch!

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A southern style covered front porch decorated for spring with green, white and black, with small pops of yellow, against a neutral backdrop.

Front porch decorated for spring.Pin

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Spring is here and it’s time to spruce up our outdoor spaces! I’m sharing my spring front porch as part of a Spring Ideas Tour, hosting by my friend Paula from Virginia Sweet Pea.

Spring Ideas Tour Poster.Pin

Be sure to check out the other spring projects, linked at the end of this post. You won’t want to miss the spring mantels that were shared on Monday, tablescapes on Tuesday, the DIY’s that were on Wednesday and the recipes that were shared on Thursday!  SO much amazing inspiration!

Today, it’s all about spring porches and decks, but if you’d like to see the inside of my house decorated for spring, CLICK HERE.

Whether you have a large front porch, a small one or simply a stoop with no real porch at all, there are always things you can do to add some spring curb appeal to your home.

I like to do something a little different on my porch every year, so this year I decided to decorate with a color theme of green, white and black with some small pops of yellow thrown in.

A welcome mat is at the front door of the house.Pin

There is a basketful of tulips by the Adirondack chair on the porch.Pin

Let’s start at my front door. I kept the urns that flank my front door simple!  I added a wire lantern to each urn, placed a faux fern into each lantern and then pulled some of the pretty leaves through the openings.

Spanish moss placed around the base of the lanterns hides all of the open spots that the lanterns don’t fill inside of the urns. I wasn’t sure I was going to like it when I was putting them together, but I do!

There are candles in glass flanking the front door.Pin

There is an urn by the front door with a fern in it.Pin

I carried the layered door mats over from winter because they fit right in with my spring color theme. If you’ve been on the lookout for a black and white buffalo check mat to use for layering, you can find one that’s the same size as mine in the Favorite Home Decor shop in my Amazon storefront.

A grapevine wreath is on the front door.Pin

Can we just talk about this spring wreath?  I have used this same grapevine wreath three seasons in a row!

The grapevine wreath with yellow flowers and a black and white bow.Pin

For a little something different this season, I also chose to wrap the side opposite the bow with a layer of burlap ribbon and the same black and white ticking ribbon that the bow is made from.  I admit that I had to live with it for a few days to make sure that I liked it, but it turned out that I really do!

Grapevine wreaths are SO easy to decorate with! I simply tuck the stems of the faux greenery and florals in between the vines of the wreath and add a bow.  Sometimes I may need wire something in place with floral wire, if what I using is too heavy and wants to flop forward when I hang the wreath.

A pretty ribbon bow is on the wreath.Pin

As always, I try to use as much of what I already own as I can, so the only new items on my southern porch this spring are a few new pillow covers.

The large porch decorated for spring.Pin

I already owned the black and white pillows on each of the benches, but the rest of covers are new and are very affordable.  You can find them in my Favorite Spring & Easter Decor shop in my Amazon storefront. 

There are grey shutters on the windows of the house.Pin

Other than the different wall hangings I have at the ends, each side of the porch is decorated symmetrically. The birds love to make a nest in the fern in the wall planter and I don’t mind one bit!

On the end of the porch there is a chair with neutral cushions on it.Pin

I feel that the Adirondack rockers on the porch are pretty leggy, so I opted to use a basket turned upside down in between each pair of chairs for a table. It works great and is so much better looking than all those legs!  😀

Adirondack rocker chairs with pots of yellow flowers.Pin

For another small pop of bright yellow (besides on the wreath), I added a few faux florals to a silver bucket on each table.  The buckets don’t match, but that’s ok!

Pretty yellow flowers in a silver pot beside the chairs.Pin

I hope you enjoyed touring my front porch this spring and found some inspiration to use at your own home!

Now it’s time to enjoy more spring decorating ideas. Click on the links below to visit each blogger who is sharing their ideas.

SPRING MANTELS

Collage of spring decor images.Pin

Hearth and Vine | Postcards from the Ridge | Marty’s MusingsCalypso in the Country

SPRING TABLESCAPES

Collage of spring tablescapes.Pin

Lora Bloomquist | Our Southern Home | The Painted Hinge

SPRING DIY’S

collage of spring decor imagesPin

Sweet Pea | 2 Bees in a Pod | The How to Home | Our Crafty Mom | What Meegan Makes

SPRING RECIPES

collage of spring decor imagesPin

My Wee Abode|Thistle Key Lane|Harbour Breeze Home|First Day of Home

SPRING PORCHES

collage of spring decor imagesPin

Redhead Can Decorate | Worthing Court | Follow the Yellow Brick Home

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20 Comments

  1. You already know that I love your front porch and I enjoy seeing how you decorate it for every season. Your color scheme for this spring is so pretty. Your wreath, planters, and flower filled buckets all look so pretty. If I lived in your neighborhood, every time I walked past your house, I’d be craning my neck to admire your porch.

    PS – I want to make a spring wreath just like yours!

  2. Suzy, your porch is always decorated so lovely. I especially love all the pops of yellow making the entire area so cheery. And, I so agree with you about grapevine wreaths. A great go-to resources that you can use again and again.

  3. As always, your spring porch looks just amazing! Fresh and bright, and the black definitely gives it the ‘grounding’ we all love to talk about! And I love the inverted basket-table! So smart, and I think your reasoning is very logical! 😉 Pinned and shared on FB, and I’ll share on IG as soon as I see a post for it! Always love working with you, dear friend! Hugs!

  4. How beautiful! Your front porch has such presence and I love all the black with the checks and the lanterns. Such a welcoming entrance!
    Shelley

  5. It’s always fun to visit your blog and see your feed on Instagram.
    You have some innovative and creative ideas that I am excited to incorporate in my home.
    Thank you, Suzy!
    Have a wonderful week.

  6. What a fresh and beautiful spring porch! I love your layered rugs and beautiful plants. It all looks wonderful!

  7. You know I love everything you do, my friend! But your front porch is the ultimate in southern hospitality! I know it’s hard for all of us not to entertain during this season, but soon!!! Hopefully! Always beautiful, Suzy!

  8. I love your gorgeous front porch! The colors you chose are fresh and airy and perfect for spring! I especially love your layered mat and your gorgeous wreath! So happy to be on tour with you this week!

  9. Suzy your porch looks like the perfect outdoor spot for a morning cup of coffee. We all try to reuse as much as we can these days but your porch looks crisp, fresh and oh so inviting. Love your updated wreath and color scheme as well.

  10. You have such a wonderfully large porch; what a fun place to decorate. Love your color choices. It all looks beautiful with the wood chairs and brick floor. Beautiful styling!

  11. Suzy, I always look forward to your home tours.
    Pinned 3 pretty pictures!

  12. Well well well! We are officially the “ Faux Fern Sisters”! I love your lantern idea!! So clever!!

  13. Your porch is just stunning, Suzy! I love what you did with the urns, and that buffalo check mat is perfect for the color scheme. Also swooning over that wreath. This classic, timeless style is my cup of tea!

  14. Elizabeth says:

    I absolutely love the exterior color of your home! Would you mind sharing the paint color, if available?

    1. Thank you so much! The paint color is Sherwin Williams Network Gray mixed at 85% intensity. The front door is the same color mixed at full intensity.

  15. Hi Suzy

    Love the porch.

    Do you have a source for the beautiful porch lights?

    Thank you for your response

  16. Yesssssss! Best porch design ever! Loving how you are scaling back and simplifying your look. Truly inspiring!

  17. Your Spring porch is so beautiful. I would love it if you would share this on The Fabulous Friday Link Party this Friday. You can find the link on my website. Blessings to you.

  18. Lovely! Where did you purchase the rugs?