Now that we’ve made our progress on our own curb appeal, we want to help you with yours! Use the widget below to enter the giveaway! Giveaway ends at midnight on 6/28. I created the door bell garland with extra bells from an Urban Outfitters inspired faux fireplace screen project I’m also sharing today.Ĭatch up with the other reveals for all the inspiration youll need to get your own curb appeal looking better: Blush pillow, front porch and side yard lighting, and wall decor is from LampsPlus. The chairs and wicker set are Craigslist finds. The metal side table, citronella candle, welcome mat and rug are from AtHome. So make sure you’re keeping up with me via your favorite blog reading methods and we’ll get to this side next.īut let’s look at the prettier side, because that’s why we’re here today 🙂 Unfortunately I didn’t get the whole front yard looking spiffier but it’s a great start and I’m anxious to get going on this other side: There’s no front porch area for sitting and greeting friends. The doorway was dirty, dim and just hadn’t been cared for.Ģ. But I used this time to address 2 main problems.ġ.
I had lots of ideas and dreams for the space, ones that will take much longer than 5 weeks. I felt so behind the curve after seeing where these other lovely ladies were starting off. Our yard started off bland, brick and uninviting. It’s been a fun 5 weeks sharing little bits and pieces but today there are 11 reveals. Little white snowflakes cover the doors and pops of gold shine through in the smallest details.It’s here! The curb appeal improvement challenge is coming to an end officially. Cute in Pink and Gold Source: is it about a pink door that makes everything just seem so inviting? The play on the cutesy vibe with the heart shaped wreaths makes this holiday porch so magical. If you can find an old antique winter themed item, now is the time to stick it outside! Easy Does It Source: statement pots are absolutely perfect for these trees! Without a lot of Christmas themed decor, this porch still hits all of the marks for a welcoming holiday entry. The wood textures complete the look with a little rustic charm.
Notice how they placed the decor in layers, with the trees in the back being taller than the items in the front. Wood Textures Source: is probably one of my favourite looks this year. I love this simple farmhouse style look! Symmetry is Key Source: homes that have symmetrical entrances and doors, why not keep everything perfectly placed? This porch looks so welcoming and the decor is simple enough to replicate on both sides.
Tip: use Command hooks on areas that are flat to attach garland! Wintery White Holiday Porch Source: how I said that this year is all about keeping colour palettes simple? Here’s another example of a perfectly white home with pops of greenery and little dashes of red. Over-the-top Ornaments! Source: charming is this adorable home all decked out in giant Christmas ornaments? If your have an archway leading to your front door, you can easily recreate this look. Greenery and small lights are all you need to make a welcoming space. This setup is ultra modern but works so well for the stark black detail of the home.
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