Sharing Christmas front porch decor in soft shades of minty green, with tips for decorating a small space.
I’m excited to share my Christmas front porch decor as part of this year’s Christmas porches tour hosted by Amy from Atta Girl Says.
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There are over a dozen beautiful porches, patios, and sunrooms all decked out for the holidays. The links are at the end of this post, so be sure to stop by for a visit. You will find lots of Christmas eye candy!
Last year I decorated my front porch in a fun little red truck theme. Whenever I decorate a space, I usually start with an inspiration piece.
The red truck ornament my daughter bought me was the inspiration piece last year.
This year it was these gorgeous minty green pillows I received in the Decocrated Winter Box.
I fell in love with the soft colors. Plus, I knew the vintage wood Santa, that my sister-in-law made for me over 20 years ago, would be perfect with the pillows.
Isn’t it funny how things work out? It’s like the Santa was just made to go with the pillows!
The refinished deacon’s bench is a favorite spot to decorate for each season. It’s so useful because it opens for storage. I keep small gardening tools and miscellaneous seasonal items inside.
All the bench needed was a soft throw, along with the pillows, and the cutest Santa boots that I picked up last season.
The sign above the bench is a new DIY made from an old pallet. The quote “believe in the magic of Christmas” went with the vintage feel of the porch.
Can we take a minute to talk about the adorable little red wagon? It’s the perfect size to carry a couple of frosted Christmas trees.
I love to use fresh pine wreaths at Christmas. To keep costs down, I bought a plain wreath and decorated it with a few simple touches.
Pine cones from my yard were lightly painted in the same shade of minty green.
I scored the ribbon at the craft store and added a pretty bow. The deer was a thrift store find many years ago. He looks right at home in the center of the wreath.
One item I buy every Christmas is fresh pine garland. It really looks beautiful around the front door and adds a touch of elegance.
It’s definitely a big statement piece for a small price. You can usually find it at the grocery store for under $20.
I couldn’t resist bringing back my red truck door mat layered on a buffalo plaid rug.
A small flocked tree, topiary and wood lantern fit nicely in this small space.
I filled a couple of vintage olive buckets with pine cones and fresh pine cut from the garland.
The be merry porch sign completes the Christmas porch decor.
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Enjoy the rest of tour. Happy Holidays!
MORE CHRISTMAS PORCH INSPIRATION
Be sure to visit all the participating bloggers for festive decorating inspiration for your front porch, patio, sunroom and screened-in porch.
Atta Girl Says // House of Hawthornes // DIY Beautify // Chica & Jo
Worthing Court // Cottage at the Crossroads // Postcards from the Ridge // Weekend Craft
This Worthy Life // Marty’s Musings // Sweet Pea // Our Crafty Mom
Major Hoff Takes a Wife // Today’s Creative Life //
More Christmas Decor To Enjoy
A Christmas kissing ball is a classic piece for holiday decorating. It can be hung indoors, or out and you can decorate it with real or faux pine. Add the color ribbon that goes with your holiday decor and you have a beautiful piece to use year after year.
Gather some pine cones and some fabric to make the most adorable pine cone gnome ornament for your Christmas tree, or to add to packages. These would make great gifts for friends, neighbors and co-workers too!
Make an adorable Christmas gnome door hanger with thrifted pajama pants and a a few dollar store supplies. It’s a perfect way to greet friends and family.
See how easy it is to make absolutely beautiful Christmas ornaments using alcohol ink and clear glass ornaments.
Magnolia leaves are a beautiful hardy leaf that work great in holiday decorating. You can use them in garlands, wreaths and so much more. See how to preserve them to use for the holiday season quickly and easily.
I'm showing you how to paint faux fur green and use it to make an adorable DIY grinch gnome, all decked with a Santa hat.
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Tatanisha R Worthey
Sunday 13th of December 2020
This porch is so festive! I agree, fresh garland will give life to any space! It made a huge difference for me this year in our space!
Kim Purvis
Thursday 10th of December 2020
Very cute porch! lovin the olive buckets and that vintage Santa! We ordered patio furniture for my front porch for Christmas! It will be fun to decorate it next year! Pinned!
Sara
Friday 4th of December 2020
Those mint pillows are adorable and what are the odds that the Santa your sister painted would match so well! Love the Be Merry sign as well! It was fun hopping with you- have a wonderful holiday season!
Chica and Jo
Wednesday 2nd of December 2020
We adore these minty pastels! How can they make us feel so cold and so warm at the same time? :)
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Wednesday 2nd of December 2020
Your porch looks so festive and welcoming! I love the mint colors that you used this year. The sign you made looks great hanging on the wall and your wreath on your door looks so good adorned with pinecones and the deer. Be prepared for visitors to not come directly into your home. They are sure to have to stop to admire everything before entering.