21 Best Spring Front Door Decorating Ideas
Let’s welcome the spring season by getting our front door areas in a welcoming frame of mind. Our friends and neighbors will appreciate a pretty front door space. Here are 21 of the best spring front door decorating ideas to give you plenty of springtime inspiration.
Our spring weather can’t seem to make up its mind. One day it wants to be cool and breezy. The next day it wants to be warm and sunny. And sometimes, it wants to be both those things on the same day.
There are certain things that every front door space can use to make it more welcoming, attractive, and pretty. I have a long list below. We can’t incorporate them all into our front door area nor should we. But we should include a few for a pretty setting.
When I walk Nola, I’m always looking to see if any neighbors have added spring decor to their front porch. So far, not yet. I bet within the next few weeks, I will see some pretty wreaths on the front door and flowers in a pot by the door.
With a pretty weather forecast this weekend, I’m ready to transform our front door from in-between time to spring time. To get started, I did some research and searched online. Want to see what I found?
Are you also in need of some fresh ideas for your spring front door? Maybe some that will continue into summer. Then you’ll love these lovely spring front door decorating ideas.
Spring Front Door Ideas – 21 Ways to Decorate Your Outdoor Spaces
A new season gets our creative juices flowing. The urge to plant, be outside, get our hands dirty, and make a fresh spring look is part of our DNA.
Whether you are looking for small porch ideas or you have a large front porch area, you’ll find the best ways to add flair and flowers to your space here. Our front entry is how we say hello to the world, so let’s give the world a big HELLO.
I’m sharing 21 of the best ideas to create a beautiful porch or a simple spring door look. Let’s put out the warm welcome mat and invite the neighbors over.
What Decorative Touches to Add to Your Front Door Decor
Before you start decorating your front door area and invite company, be sure that it is clean and fresh.
- Does it need a fresh coat of paint?
- Do window screens need to be repaired or replaced?
- Do porch lights need to be replaced?
- Do light fixtures need to be cleaned?
- Does the area need a good hosing down or get a blast from the blower to remove dust, leaves or cobwebs?
I identified 19 great items to add to your front door space. With the warmer months upon us, it’s the perfect time to bring out the spring decor items.
There are plenty of ways to add a fresh update to your home. I would pick a few of these decor items that best fit your space, your budget, or your style.
- bench for sitting
- potted plants – fresh spring flowers
- greenery, such as ferns or succulents
- a side table for drinks or a book
- hanging baskets
- welcome mat or larger rug if you have the space
- a porch swing for front porch napping
- throw pillows for color and texture
- accessories
- a beautiful spring wreath or pretty spring basket on the front door
- something vintage – if that is your style
- wood or metal sign
- painted front door
- a chair for relaxing and visiting
- a wooden ladder
- lanterns – either decorative or with candles
- crates
- rocking chair
- curtains
Spring Front Door Decor: 21 Ideas to Inspire You
My main goal is to find new projects, resources, tips, new ideas, and inspiration for you. I’m constantly discovering fabulous finds to inspire us. My goal is to help you find ideas for your home decor, your crafting, your home organization, and anything about home.
In each roundup post, I’ve BOLDED the items on my list of front door ideas.
Using Crates for Flower Containers
Wood crates make great planters for fresh flowers. What a pretty pop of color! Michelle of Chalkboard Blue shows you how to make them from scratch. Isn’t that pink child’s chair the cutest? Shows how effective a vintage item can be on a front porch.
Ferns, Planters, and a Ladder
Charity of Mornings on Macedonia admits that front porch sittin’ is one of her favorite things and you can see why. Here’s a great way to use a vintage ladder as a plant stand. Greenery in the form of ferns and caladiums is a soft introduction to spring. A variety of small pots are the perfect finishing touch.
Hydrangeas and Bench
You can never go wrong with big pots of hydrangeas on your front porch. They are one of my very favorite spring and summer blooming flowers. Ceres of The Pink Dream has included the perfect spot to while away a summer afternoon and enjoy these gorgeous blooms – a lovely bench with a comfy throw pillow
Geraniums and Stripes
Geraniums are another tried and true spring and summer flower. Isn’t that tall stripe planter the best? It creates a great focal point at the front door. You won’t believe how Kelly Elko made it. Notice that she also has a welcome mat, a basket with greenery on the front door, and a decorative object for interest.
Yellow Flowers with Stencil Planter
I’m a sucker for anything stenciled and this pretty bright blue planter full of fresh flowers is a great way to add a focal point to your front porch. Sonja and Jane of Sustain My Craft Habit show you how easy it is to make it. Notice the pretty throw pillows on a comfy woven chair.
Red Geraniums and Vintage Chair
Don’t you love this vintage folding green chair? Mixed with gorgeous geraniums in a vintage bowl, it’s sure to bring a smile to visitors. Pam of House of Hawthornes knows how to create a small effective focal point.
Rocking Chair, Ladder and Stripe Rug
There is something about a rocking chair on a porch that says, “Come and sit a spell”. Brooke of Re-Fabbed mixed a classic stripe rug, the all-important side table, and pops of yellow flowers (can you see the yellow polka-dot rain boot?). This porch is a place for whiling the day away. For a touch of natural color, the wood ladder is the perfect place for decorative items.
Porch Swing and Rattan Stand
Porch swing – how do I love thee, let me count the ways. There is nothing more iconic in the South than a porch swing. Amanda of The Ginger Home added a little metal side table and woven planter stands with potted ferns for a nice contrast with the white swing and window trim. All you need is a glass of sweet iced tea and a copy of Steel Magnolias.
Lantern and Potted Plant
This image really focuses on this pretty rustic lantern containing a potted plant. There is so much more to see from Michelle of Thistlekey Lane, like a lovely spring wreath and lots of planters with colorful flowers.
Paint Your Front Door for Spring
Normally, I only share inspiration I’ve found on Pinterest, but while scrolling through Instagram, I saw this gorgeous spring front door from blooms_JennyBrooks painted in the prettiest soft blue. It stopped me in my tracks. Who wouldn’t want this beautiful basket of spring flowers?
Spring Flower Basket for the Front Door
Who says that a beautiful spring basket filled with flowers has to be only on the outside of your front door? Maybe it will delight friends and family on the inside, too. Karen of Sanctuary Home Decor gives you a choice. Either way, this arrangement will delight neighbors walking by or visitors to your home this spring.
Black Rocking Chairs, Side Table, and Stripe Rug
Another example of rocking chairs and a black and white stripe rug. Add throw pillows in a classic buffalo check for comfy rocking. The white garden stool supports a brass lantern for a simple, but traditional porch scene. Thanks to Martina of The Lived in Look.
Pink Door, Comfy Chair, Throw, and Sign
Are you brave enough to paint your front door pink? This one had me at hello. Lolly Jane definitely doesn’t have a problem with a pink-themed front porch. Love the Adirondack chair with the pink throw and puffy pillow. Next to the potted flower is a sweet pitcher for interest and a touch of whimsy.
Farmhouse Porch with Curtain
Talk about a farmhouse-style porch. Rhonda of Hallstrom Home has included Everything you need to enjoy a casual spring front porch. The single bed serves as a sofa/bench for front-porch naps. The curtains add a layer of privacy and coziness. The vintage watering can with greenery (lavender?) and the blue vintage pitcher on the wood side table provide the most relaxing setting. There is even a vintage mirror on the wall. A woven rug adds warmth and softness to the porch floor.
Deep Blue Door and Spring Wreath
No spring or summer front door is complete without a beautiful flower wreath or basket. This large one from Ann of On Sutton House is beautiful against the rich blue-painted front door. Don’t miss the white planters with greenery on each side of the front door.
Spring Front Door with a Touch of Pink
Rachel of The Ponds Farmhouse shows you how to celebrate the season and add charming touches to your front porch with easy DIY Spring porch decor, perfect for Easter and beyond.
Spring Front Door Basket
Having just created a flower basket for our front door, I was impressed with this pretty woven basket arrangement and the soft color combination from Doreen of Hymns and Verses.
Blue Flowers and Curtain Cozy
This front porch is so welcoming. There is a cozy chair with a throw and pillows. A fern on a plant stand and a lantern add the little details. A vintage chest of drawers with an olive basket of blue hydrangeas. I bet Susan of Saw Nail and Paint has her neighbors dropping by daily. Don’t you love the curtain at the end of the porch?
Patterned Layered Welcome Mat
Layered front door mats have been popular for a few years. I’ve done this myself. Here, the combination of an abstract partner with a “hello” mat fits the bill. Stacey of Wilshire Collections provides a small chair and comfy cushions next to a plant stand as a place to sit as well as color and charm.
Whimsical Farmhouse Front Porch
Can anyone resist this front porch entry with a vintage table, lantern, and sculptures? The potted pot of flowers sits on a wooden stump. How fun is that? There are so many fun things to catch your eye from Dannyelle of Life is a Party.
Trending Yellow Spring Wreath
Yellow is really trending this spring. If painting your front door yellow is a bit too much, then make a stunning yellow wreath. Suzy of Worthing Court gives you six ideas for spring wreaths, but the yellow one is what will stop neighbors as they walk by.
Did you get some inspiration from all the ideas for your front door or front porch from these posts? I hope so because there are great ideas here.
Here are 17 more front door ideas to inspire you: Inviting Spring Front Door Ideas.
I would love to hear which ones were your favorites.
I’d love to know what subjects you are most curious about. Let me know in the comments and I’ll search browse for them. Be sure to PIN to keep these spring recipes handy.
Today in central Virginia is warm. I took down my winter porch decor & put out spring banner, wreath, glider pillow, welcome mat. More pillows and some plants in a month when warmer. Thanks for spurring me to take avtion
That’s good news. It’s been warm here. Ready to get out and decorate!
We have several feet of snow in spots, but I have been dreaming about bringing some spring to our front stoop. Thanks for the inspiration. I might need to fake it with some faux flowers until the snow is gone…in May! Haha!!
Thanks, Carol, for sharing these lovely pictures with us! You always have such wonderful ideas! I love to decorate the front porch and make a nice wreath or basket for our door. It is just part of the “Welcome To Our Home” feel that you want people to have when they are walking by or coming for a visit.