The front door and your porch are perhaps the first spaces your guests and visitors see, and they let to know more about the owners and the house itself, they create the first impression. That’s why it’s so important to decorate your front porch and yard right to leave a lasting impression, and I’m here to help you! Today I’m sharing the coolest ways to frame your front door with urns or planters or various kind.
Modern Look
Rock modern laconic planters or pots with some awesome greenery and flowers to create a bold statement! For example, if you have a black door, you can rock black planters with some boxwood for a chic contemporary look. Mirrored square planters will highlight your front porch, whatever décor you choose. Metallic copper urns with some trees will catch an eye, and concrete planters are leaders here: they are durable and look amazing with any plants, from neutral to super bold ones.
A black front door, black planters with boxwood for a chic look.
A chic black door and grey ceramic pots with simple plants.
Bay tree topiaries with flower underplantings give this front door a chic look.
Simple door with tall copper planters for a bold statement.
Mirrored planters make the front door stand out.
Chic modern entry with concrete planters and bold flowers and greenery.
Bold blue door and trees with shrubs in planters.
A refined black door and bay trees in green pallet wood planters for a contrast.
Glossy black door, boxwood topiaries in charcoal grey ceramic pots.
Mediterranean-inspired entrance with a bold blue door and planters with tangerin trees and bold florals.
Concrete planters with trees and bold flowers under them.
Black urns with simple variegated ivy, deep heuchera, and ornamental peppers.
Rustic Look
Rustic style is another popular way to decorate your front porch and front door, too. To add a bit of cozy rustic chic you just need to put your planters into wicker baskets and voila! Opt for olive trees if the climate allows, and they will bring a chic Mediterranean touch. Amazing oversized glazed pots will make your front porch super cool and eye-catching, whatever flowers you choose.
Baskets instead of planters are a very cool idea.
Beachside home with a black door and elephant ears in wicker planters.
Black glazed door and concrtee planters with fern and flowers.
Bold red doors and blue and white porcelain planters with fern for low maintenance.
If you live in a tropical location, why not try cacti and succulents.
Mediterranean entrance with a reclaimed wood door and olive trees in simple pots.
Oversized glazed pots with bold purple flowers.
Stained wood door and wooden planters with boxwood for a rustic feel.