– Best time is when air cools & leaves change – Some start after Labor Day, others at fall’s start – Too early means pumpkins won’t last – Too late means fewer seasonal options – Mid-September works for fall through Thanksgiving
– Warm earth tones like rust, burnt orange, mustard & brown – Deep reds, creams & rich greens for balance – Avoid neon or overly bright tones – Choose colors that contrast gently with your siding – Deep blues like navy, denim & slate pair well with golds
- Lattice Planter Box - Old Maple Leaves Wreath - Handwoven Jute Doormat - Striped Front Door Mat - Black Hurricane Lanterns - Plaid Rug - Artificial Fall Wreath - White Flower Pot
This classic black door looks so stylish with twin green wreaths and a mix of pumpkins in soft whites, greens, and muted orange shades.
Soft green pumpkins, white mums, and dried cornstalks give this porch the perfect country feel that still feels fresh and pretty.
This entryway keeps things simple with big orange mums, warm-toned pumpkins, and twin wreaths that match perfectly with the wooden doors.
Overflowing pumpkins and mums in every fall color line these steps and create a bold and happy porch that’s full of a harvest vibe.
Pretty purple flowers, pale green pumpkins, and wooden lanterns give this porch a soft and lovely look that’s perfect for early fall.