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– Hang a festive fall wreath – Place big pots of mums by the door – Stack pumpkins along steps or walkway – Layer rugs for a cozy touch – Use warm shades like orange, mustard, and red – Add lanterns or string lights for glow – Prop a simple fall sign by the entrance
– Use white or pale pumpkins for a clean vibe – Add dried flowers in simple pots or buckets – Stick with ivory, beige, and pale tan tones – Layer textures with baskets, pillows, or rugs – Hang a twig or dried bloom wreath
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– DIY wreath – Reuse baskets or planters – Repaint a sign – Thrift porch accents – Tray of gourds or pinecones – Wrap pots with burlap – Stencil doormat – Use free branches or leaves – Stick to 1–2 fall colors
– Bold wreath + cozy doormat – Slim sign or wall basket – Tall lanterns or hanging planters – Small stool for pumpkins or drinks – Group decor in one corner – Use mini pumpkins or baskets – Add slim bench or chair with throw
– Tie corn stalks to porch posts – Use hay bales for height and layers – Fill crates with pinecones, gourds, leaves – DIY wreath with oranges, cinnamon, twigs – Add birch logs in buckets or cans – Tuck real leaves under baskets or pots
– Add a slim bench, bistro chair, or rocking chair – Layer cushions in warm fall colors – Drape a plaid or knit throw blanket – Place a side table or crate for drinks or books – Wrap string lights or add a lantern for glow
– Stick to neutrals like black, tan, and cream – Use tall matte lanterns for soft light – Frame the door with slim, modern planters – Try sculpted pumpkins in white, gray, or bronze – Hang a simple wreath with clean shapes