Hello Friends! It was cold here yesterday, windy and in the low 50’s, which definitely helped it feel like fall has arrived. While I’m not ready for it to be quick that cold, it was sure a reminder that fall is here, and summer is now behind us, and what a great time to switch things up seasonally on our porch! Today I’m excited to be joining a group of 25 bloggers who are also sharing their fall porch tours today!
So be sure and scroll to the bottom for more fall porch decor inspiration!
Here is this years simple fall porch.
I went for a monochromatic theme with my pumpkins on our porch this year. And honestly I think it’s probably my most favorite yet! I used mostly white pumpkins, and then added in a few cinderella (pale blue) pumpkins and some squash in dark greens to add variety.
I filled two planters, and placed them on either side of my bench. Then I scattered my pumpkins and squash to fill in around them.
I just used simple black plastic planters for either side of the bench. Since I was covering most of them by putting pumpkins all around, I just needed something simple, that added a little bit of height.
I filled the each planter with ‘Autumn Joy’ Sedum, cabbage, and some dusty miller. I made both of them identical, because I like the symmetry it adds to both sides of the bench.
I placed an urn near our main entry door, to greet guests as they arrive! To keep things simple I filled the urn with 1 cabbage, 1 kale, and then a cluster of smaller white pumpkins to tie in with the other white pumpkins scattered about.
I placed another urn, filled the same way, at the opposite end of our porch as bookends for each end of the porch.
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I am so drawn to your beautiful style! I simply love the way you’ve added pumpkins, squash and ornamental cabbage to your urns with the pumpkins at the base, perfect.
Thank you Laurie!!! I love how they play off of each other in a monochromatic way. It seems so simple, yet it feels really put together to me, and I love that 🙂
Such a pretty palette. Love your bench. Do you remember where you purchased it?
Ohh Thank you so much Debby! I got the bench from Wayfair, and I love it! It’s so sturdy, and a tiny bit deeper than most benches, which I love the extra seating room it offers.
I found the same one on Joss & Main for slightly less – here is my shoppable link : https://rstyle.me/n/cm732mzdwn
I just posted my porch today! Love yours as always, my friend!!!
So beautifully done, as always, Bre! I love your style! Hope you’re having a wonderful week!
~Abby =)
Love those blue Cinderella pumpkins, and with the planters and white pumpkins, your porch looks great!
Pat
So charming! Love the navy!
Your porch is lovely, the pumpkins make it special!
Wow I love this, it is so simple but perfect for Fall
I love your porch with or without decorations, but the pumpkins and urns are gorgeous.
Love your porch so much and I love the neutral palette. It’s so classy. xo
Love all of the pumpkins with the green thrown in! Beautiful planters too and I NEED that bench!
I love your long, open porch, Bre, and it’s so beautiful decked out in these muted fall colours! Thanks for being part of today’s hop!
bre- i love your front porch? Is your porch stained or painted? It’s so cool! love it. laura in Colorado
Hi Laura! We did paint our porch a couple years ago. The base of it is concrete, and we painted over it using a deck paint by Rustoleum, I believe 🙂
I love your simple yet beautiful fall touches! Gorgeous!
It’s perfectly simple, Bre! I love the monochromatic look and the pop of color from the sedum!