Farmhouse front porches: I’ve seen friends post pictures of their front porches enjoying the spring weather over the past few days. Those friends live further south than I do. It’s 28 degrees now, before the porch. Even when it’s cold, it’s still fun to look at the porch and think about how to decorate it when spring hits. I certainly prefer a farmhouse-style porch. There are many ways to create them, and no two patios have to be the same.

Back Porch Living

When I think of porches, I think of those vast, cluttered front porches in the movies. It’s the kind of place where people spend the hot summer drinking lemonade on the patio. There’s nothing more romantic than a porch in The Notebook.

Farmhouse Front Entry

Fear not if you don’t have the budget for a movie-sized porch. A front porch can do any budget too! Whether you’re painting old furniture or buying new, it takes a little creativity and time to create the perfect space. No matter how big your porch is, it can still be beautiful.

Summer Home Tour

These 30 bloggers created the perfect porch set up with different, creative designs. It’s tough for me to choose which one I like best. I’d love to know which one is my favorite. farmhouse front porches

Porch Ideas For Spring

It’s summer, and outdoor spaces enjoy their season, so we’ve rounded up a fresh and inspiring farmhouse-style idea for your porch. One of the most common decorative items on a porch is greenery, so pick your favorite plants and find some unique pots for them. Depending on your space constraints, choose furniture that fits your needs. Decide if you will use your porch, whether entertaining or just using the porch as a comfortable seating area. After you’ve decided on your needs (making a list), you may want to consider measuring your space to see what size furniture will work for you.

Farmhouse Spring Porch Decor

This could be a rocking daybed, a bench, a pair of rocking chairs, Adirondack chairs, wicker, rattan, resin furniture, a garden bench, coffee table, etc. Other decorations for the farmhouse include doormats, welcome signs, chalkboard signs, water jugs, old boots, lanterns, and garlands. You might consider a coat of paint on your front door for some contrast! Farmhouse styles can also change with the seasons, from hanging wreaths and garlands to other seasonal things.