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Christmas Front Porch Decorations

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If you are looking for some holiday decor inspiration then my Christmas front porch decorations should get you in the spirit!

Christmas front porch decorations with an Adirondack chair. a checked pillow on it and a little bird house beside it.

One of my favorite parts of decorating for each holiday season is sprucing up our front porch. There’s just something about creating inviting, festive curb appeal to your home. Back in September I created a buffalo check wreath with black and white décor on our Fall porch. Well I decided to follow that buffalo check theme this winter with our Christmas front porch decorations. Let’s take a tour…

A front porch with a black door and two chairs with pillows on them.

The bushes in my weathered planters kept the same buffalo check ribbon but I added some red and white berries to the mix.

A decorated front porch with a wreath on the door and two mini trees decorated beside the door.

A decorated evergreen topiary with a bow tied around the top of it.

The wreath is my new favorite. We traveled to a tree farm in Hermann, MO last week and I scooped up this fresh wreath for our front door. To tie it in with our Christmas front porch decorations I had them add a stylish buffalo check bow. At the end of the holiday season, I’ll keep the bow and JOY sled so I can use them again next year.

Christmas buffalo check wreath hanging on the door.

The little Santa’s reindeer sign I’ve had for a couple years (I think I purchased it from Kirkland’s). Still one of my favorite pieces and I love its new home on our front porch this year.

A Christmas sign beside the planter, and a decorated topiary.

A red birdhouse on the porch beside the chairs.

The adirondack chairs we purchased from Hayneedle last summer. Don’t look too closely at them…. I really need to re-stain them next summer. But the buffalo check pillow covers have held up nicely. Since they’re black, they just need a good cleaning every once in awhile to get the dust and debris off.

Two Adirondack chairs on the porch with a porch table in between and a candle on the porch as well.

The little house I picked up from Hobby Lobby over the weekend. I really wanted to get some big red bells to sit next to the teak garden stool like the ones I have on my Christmas tree but Hobby Lobby was all sold out. I’m telling you… it was scraps left there on Saturday. People were like vultures gathering every last piece of tinsel.

A dark red, flocked roofed birdhouse.

A porch chair with a buffalo checked pillow on it.

The lanterns I also purchased from Heyneedle and they have LED candles inside of them. We still haven’t put any Christmas lights up, so these will have to do for now to lighten up our front porch in the evenings.

And did you notice our new faux stone veneer on our exposed concrete foundation? Yep, we finally finished it. Tutorial coming soon!

A split screen of a dark black door of a house and a decorated porch.

Well, I hope you enjoyed the tour of our Christmas front porch decorations!
Have you guys decorated your front porches yet?

CHRISTMAS front porch decorations poster.

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Comments

  1. the cape on the corner says

    looks great! i wish the greens that i plant would stay, but they never seem to last. yours look so lively!
    b

  2. Erlene says

    I love your front porch. I like the potted plants next to the door and the lounge seats.

  3. Terri says

    I love it! Did you say where your rugs are from? I’ve been looking for some b&w ones for my porch!

  4. Sylvia Geier says

    on the Cookie Exchange printables, The voting sheet is not accessible…it does pop up to download. Help!!!

    • carmen says

      You should be able to right click on the images and choose to save image.

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