Christmas is coming, you must have been expecting the big holiday season and want to give a great closure point for the winter! Then it’s time to dress up your holiday home and make its best. Besides interior decor, you need to pay attention to exterior. Decorative front porch and front door help to create a festive atmosphere and greet your guests.
Exterior entryways offer an excellent opportunity to get personal with holiday decor. These entryways feature candelabras made from discarded wine bottles, garland made from nautical rope and lanterns and evergreens placed in galvanized metal buckets. For front porch with staircase, you can place two rows of lovely Christmas trees on both sides decorated with glitter balls and lights, it’s a great welcoming. Hanging garland at the entrance, it reminds you of holiday immediately. Once you’ve trimmed the tree, head outside to deck your front door for Christmas. Our ideas for front door decorations range from traditional to modern, but all are easy to put together. Conveniently placed juice for holiday displays were very important to many of you, especially near the front door. Several of you also chimed in that it is convenient to have outlets on every side of the house, eliminating the need for dozens of feet of orange outdoor extension cords. Branch wreath decorated with balls, ribbons and pine cones can be your most easiest and simplest DIY front door decoration. Of course there are so many other creative ideas to decorate your porch.
How can you make your porch inviting and cozy to make your guests look forward to entering?
It’s very easy! Check our Stunning Christmas Porch Ideas
Using Christmas wreaths
also view our Pinterest Board: Porches & Patios
This is an example of a traditional front yard porch in Austin
Wrap Columns with Garland
Disguise unsightly wires from string lights by winding them around a column or post with Christmas greenery or garland and setting a pretty container of ornamental cabbage or kale at the base.
Metallic Sparkler
Create an opulent feel without overwhelming the space by decorating your Christmas tree with a limited color scheme of silver, gold, and bronze.
