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Natural & Neutral Christmas Porch

Welcome to a special Christmas porch holiday edition of our weekly Three Things series!

As I was shooting photos for our holiday home tour, I found myself with a LOT more pictures than I wanted to bombard you all with in one post. And since our simple, natural and neutral Christmas decoration are some of my favorite things, sharing more today seemed a perfect fit.

Today I am concentrating on our Christmas porch decor, which is simple to recreate and I hope inspires you in your own decorating!

Easy Natural Christmas Porch Ideas

Create a Natural and Neutral Christmas Porch with decor from your yard, lights, ornaments and burlap ribbon.

Three Things1Why do I love our Christmas porch decorations? They are nothing ‘special’ and I didn’t spend more than a few minutes on them (not more than 30, to be exact) – and those were mostly spent gathering the greens from around the yard.

And THAT’S why I love it! I’m not a fan of over-the-top decor – for me. I don’t want to spend the money, time, or energy, let alone store it all after Christmas is over.

So I use many of the same things from last year, like the sled and chalkboard pot, and add simple cut greens, a few ornaments, burlap ribbon, and our regular lights. It makes me happy and looks pretty festive, I think!

Natural and neutral Christmas porch wreath with antlers and burlap bow

Three Things2I was inspired to add antlers from the stash my stepdad gave me after seeing an example very similar to how mine turned out in a magazine – for $49!

My wreath was $10 (the only thing I purchased new for the porch this year) and while it’s not flashy I like how it ties into our theme this year.

I don’t think I’m quite done with it, though – I’m thinking about adding a couple wood slice ornaments hanging from the middle – what do you think?

Christmas Porch simple planter with boxwood, laurel leaves and ornaments

Three Things3This is a fast idea for bare-looking pots for your Christmas porch that I’ve seen in a lot of magazines:

Cover the bare soil with greenery (I used dwarf laurel leaves) and add a few ornaments on top. Done and done!

Do you decorate your porch/stoop/deck for Christmas? How much time do you like to spend?

 

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4 Comments

  1. Classy and inviting! Very nicely done Jami.
    I am almost done with mine but it is more “let’s not look like an abandoned shack” rather than “wow look at that porch”. Hehe. šŸ˜€