If you love farmhouse style AND you want to create a relaxing, inviting space on your front porch this spring, today’s post is for you! Continue reading to be inspired by 30 spectacular farmhouse spring porches!
Updated: January 2022
A Porch is More Than Just a Porch
My mom used to tell me stories about what it was like growing up in Brooklyn. City life back then is a bit different than it is now, but one thing that stands out to me is how close all of the neighbors were (so close that, my grandparents, who are in their 90s, are still friends with their neighbors from Brooklyn).
In the evenings, on the weekends, all the families would hang out on the front stoop and socialize – a real community of neighbors intermixing like family, right from the concrete steps.
When she moved out to Long Island, the inside of the garage became the relaxation spot of choice. Even though a little farther removed from each other, neighbors were still in each other’s faces and business, and I don’t really think any of them minded.
A Pretty Farmhouse Porch -First Step to Hospitality
However, as we moved on through the years, relaxing in our yards moved from the front yard to the backyard. More room, more options, more privacy, but less interactions with the neighbors.
I can kind of be something of an introvert by nature, so I’m probably more of a backyard-kind-of-girl, but there is something nostalgic in me that misses the days of the front-yard kibitzing the neighbors. I think the closest we come to that is having inviting, accessible front porches.
With the warm weather, we naturally gravitate toward being outside again, and most of us think backyards. But wouldn’t it be great if we saw our front porches more than just a little nook to decorate, but a place where we could actually spend time with our families, and by happenstance and location, maybe with our neighbors, too?
That’s kind of the spirit of farmhouse style – socializing, hospitality, and community.
Farmhouse Spring Porches You’ll Fall in Love With
We’ve finally moved to Tennessee from NY, a plan a long time in the making, and I finally have a porch area to decorate! So, this post is for me as much as you! I’ve already gotten the porch rockers from Facebook Marketplace, which is one of my favorite places to grab some amazing deals when you’re on a budget! (You can see all of my tips for decorating on a tight budget here!)
I’ve gathered some of the prettiest ideas for farmhouse spring porches. Farmhouse decor in itself is so inviting and warm; doing the porch in farmhouse style practically yells to the neighbors to come on over for a glass of lemonade.
The great thing about decorating the porch (and house) for spring is that it so easily translates to summer, too. You don’t need to change out too much of your decor from spring to summer; you can get a good 6 months or so out of this decor.
Mostly every item in the roundup comes from another post that has SO MANY MORE beautiful and creative ideas. I encourage you (STRONGLY!) to take a look at the original post if something catches your eye. And if you want my budget-friendly tips to decorate a spring porch specifically, you can check that out here!
30+ Farmhouse Spring Front Porches that You’ll Fall in Love With
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from Little Farmstead
Everything about this porch is so welcoming and inviting. I love the uniformity of the white flower along with the bursts of colors on the pillows. Be sure to check out this post, where you can see close-ups of this setting from every angle!
from A Hundred Affections Blog
This is a minimalist modern spring porch that actually stayed up until fall! That is a totally valid way to decorate the porch - a spring/summer theme! All the lazy decorators said, 'Amen!'
From Confessions of a Plate Addict
This is another display that focuses on whites to carry off this warm look. The eggs work well for Easter but also for just a classic farmhouse look!
From Jenna Sue Design Co.
Galvanized buckets, watering cans, burlap, chalkboard - all fantastic farmhouse elements in one vignette! Be sure to check out this site. The other side of the door is a rustic chair with a wooden planter on top, along with lanterns on the ground. It's a perfect compliment to the side shown.
From Cobblestone Farms
A bench is a perfect accessory to a front porch! There's no limit as to what you can put on it to design the perfect spring look.
From Cottage in the Oaks
There is so much I love about this front porch. It is so classic, yet so many original elements like the boots on the door and the over-sized yardstick. The effect is perfect! And that plant stand with the chalkboard on top? Love.
from Fussy Monkey Business
What a clever use for a milk can, right?!? My parents had one, and I wish I knew what happened to it when they sold their house! The red is another way to add some dramatic color to your porch presentation! The tutorial for the table is on the site.
Via Cottage in the Oaks
Another great display from Cottage in the Oaks. I love the whole look of pallet planters and a table. Be sure to check out the post to see the other side of the front door!
From Becky's Farmhouse
How cute is this! If you are lucky enough to score a rustic flower cart, this is the perfect use for it! If not, a rustic bench or table could work just as well. I also love the simple, minimalist look here.
from Knick of Time
I love all the different kinds of flower holders in this display. The ladder is a great idea to get your eyes moving up and fill up a bigger space.
From Life in the Shady Grove
That sign, though! And that vintage Coca Cola wagon! This is the perfect, inviting porch spot! Take a look at the inside of her house, too. Super-pretty.
From Liz Marie Blog
You can never go wrong with ANY of Liz Marie's ideas. She always is spot on, down to every detail. I love the bicycle theme on this porch. It's not something you see every day. As expected, perfectly executed.
From DIY Mommy
Those lilacs totally take me back to my childhood. I honestly smell them when I close my eyes. And a bucket that doubles as a planter and a place to put your house number? Genius. I'm all about multi-functional! Click the link to get the tutorial for the galvanized bucket! And bonus if you have lilacs around your house! My favorite!
From Antigua Madera
I love the country feel of this whole set up. What a great idea to add shelves and really go all-out on a spring display. This one is so beautiful. The rest of this post has that same dreamy feeling to it!
from LaurieAnna's Vintage Home
Another homerun for a vintage look! I love the iron bench mixed in with the weathered wood. Be sure to take a look at this post, too. Her place is amazing. So many cute ideas.
from A Hundred Affections
If you like the 'Fresh Flowers Market' theme, give this one a try! Lots of faux stems and flowers to give your porch a spring market feel! Budget-friendly tips included as well!
from Country Living
Can't you just picture yourself sitting here, sipping some lemonade, watching the sun go down? This would be my favorite nightly spot. And, you had me at hydrangeas.
from Vibeke Design
This one reminds me of #13 from Antigua Madera. It has that same, soft country look, with the soft blues and purples. And straw hats are a perfect accessory to include.
From Little Vintage Nest
This is another really unique set-up with some great farmhouse items. I love this one because it uses items you wouldn't typically see on porches as decor - an old door, a picket fence, a bicycle. But they all work together seamlessl
from Hoosier Homemade
The galvanized watering cans along with the rainboots and birdhouse give this porch a garden-y feeling. The colors from those flowers - stunning!
from Home is Where the Boat Is
This is another one that has a vintage country cottage feel to it. The pillow is the perfect compliment to the rainboot planters, and it all ties together to pull off a vintage floral look.
From Katie Drane, Fun Home Things
This one shows that farmhouse decor doesn't have to be just chippy whites and greys! The bursts of yellow and blue are perfect for spring! A cheery place to relax!
from Victoria Fuster
A simple crate painted and turned on its side makes a great stand for flowers. The simple bucket and pitcher add to the peaceful and uncluttered space.
Via Little Vintage Nest
A rustic, weathered bench is perfect to include for porch decor. The pillows and books create a space that invites someone to sit down and stay awhile. And I love the vintage strainer as a flower basket!
from Seeking Lavender Lane
Another porch that uses a big sign that literally invites someone to come and stay awhile! Those rockers tell us to sit back and just call it a day.
from A Gathering Place
Adding a few elements around the hydrangea planter, such as lantern, birch poles, and galvanized buckets, really pulls this porch together.
from She Holds Dearly
The total effect on this one is amazing! This picture doesn't do it justice. Just go visit the site and scroll through picture by picture. You won't be disappointed.
from Little Brags
So much to love here, but a few of my favorites? The candle chandelier, the pillow with the coordinates, and that boot! Soak in the details of this one!
from Housepitality Designs
I love the gardening theme using this vintage wagon. It's the perfect set up for flowers, watering cans and garden tools!
from Jenna Burger
I'm a fan of anything you can do with wood pallets, and I love using it as a flower pot holder! The flowerpots along with the colorful bench and pillows really brighten up the space. And did you see the sign for the house number? I love it!
Tracy's Trinkets and Treasures
This porch makes you feel like you are right in the middle of the garden. Is there anything more relaxing than sipping a cup of tea in a garden?!? So serene!
Easy Seasonal Transition to a Farmhouse Spring Porch
There are a lot of thematic elements through so many of these pictures that it’s not hard to create these looks. Chances are, you probably have a lot of these items already if you’ve done any farmhouse decorating for fall or Christmas.
That is one of the great things about this decor – it easily translates from season to season. Galvanized buckets, terracotta pots, lanterns, wood crates, vintage benches or chairs – all of those items put together create a perfect farmhouse spring porch.
More Farmhouse Spring Decor Ideas
If you’re looking more farmhouse ideas that go beyond just the porch, I’ve got you covered! Here are some amazing farmhouse vignettes and decorating ideas for mantels, tables, kitchens, and entryways!
You can also try some of the rustic spring DIY projects that are just beautiful!
And if you really love DIY, you can try these spring wreaths!
And here are some farmhouse DIY projects that are evergreen and are amazing for any season – spring, summer, winter or fall!
(Repurposing windows is one of my favorite farmhouse DIY projects! Check them out here!)
What are your favorite items for spring porches? I’d love to know! And if you have a picture on Instagram, tag me! I’d love to see it! Click here to connect to my IG!
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from Little Farmstead
Everything about this porch is so welcoming and inviting. I love the uniformity of the white flower along with the bursts of colors on the pillows. Be sure to check out this post, where you can see close-ups of this setting from every angle!
from A Hundred Affections Blog
This is a minimalist modern spring porch that actually stayed up until fall! That is a totally valid way to decorate the porch - a spring/summer theme! All the lazy decorators said, 'Amen!'
From Confessions of a Plate Addict
This is another display that focuses on whites to carry off this warm look. The eggs work well for Easter but also for just a classic farmhouse look!
From Jenna Sue Design Co.
Galvanized buckets, watering cans, burlap, chalkboard - all fantastic farmhouse elements in one vignette! Be sure to check out this site. The other side of the door is a rustic chair with a wooden planter on top, along with lanterns on the ground. It's a perfect compliment to the side shown.
From Cobblestone Farms
A bench is a perfect accessory to a front porch! There's no limit as to what you can put on it to design the perfect spring look.
From Cottage in the Oaks
There is so much I love about this front porch. It is so classic, yet so many original elements like the boots on the door and the over-sized yardstick. The effect is perfect! And that plant stand with the chalkboard on top? Love.
from Fussy Monkey Business
What a clever use for a milk can, right?!? My parents had one, and I wish I knew what happened to it when they sold their house! The red is another way to add some dramatic color to your porch presentation! The tutorial for the table is on the site.
Via Cottage in the Oaks
Another great display from Cottage in the Oaks. I love the whole look of pallet planters and a table. Be sure to check out the post to see the other side of the front door!
From Becky's Farmhouse
How cute is this! If you are lucky enough to score a rustic flower cart, this is the perfect use for it! If not, a rustic bench or table could work just as well. I also love the simple, minimalist look here.
from Knick of Time
I love all the different kinds of flower holders in this display. The ladder is a great idea to get your eyes moving up and fill up a bigger space.
From Life in the Shady Grove
That sign, though! And that vintage Coca Cola wagon! This is the perfect, inviting porch spot! Take a look at the inside of her house, too. Super-pretty.
From Liz Marie Blog
You can never go wrong with ANY of Liz Marie's ideas. She always is spot on, down to every detail. I love the bicycle theme on this porch. It's not something you see every day. As expected, perfectly executed.
From DIY Mommy
Those lilacs totally take me back to my childhood. I honestly smell them when I close my eyes. And a bucket that doubles as a planter and a place to put your house number? Genius. I'm all about multi-functional! Click the link to get the tutorial for the galvanized bucket! And bonus if you have lilacs around your house! My favorite!
From Antigua Madera
I love the country feel of this whole set up. What a great idea to add shelves and really go all-out on a spring display. This one is so beautiful. The rest of this post has that same dreamy feeling to it!
from LaurieAnna's Vintage Home
Another homerun for a vintage look! I love the iron bench mixed in with the weathered wood. Be sure to take a look at this post, too. Her place is amazing. So many cute ideas.
from A Hundred Affections
If you like the 'Fresh Flowers Market' theme, give this one a try! Lots of faux stems and flowers to give your porch a spring market feel! Budget-friendly tips included as well!
from Country Living
Can't you just picture yourself sitting here, sipping some lemonade, watching the sun go down? This would be my favorite nightly spot. And, you had me at hydrangeas.
from Vibeke Design
This one reminds me of #13 from Antigua Madera. It has that same, soft country look, with the soft blues and purples. And straw hats are a perfect accessory to include.
From Little Vintage Nest
This is another really unique set-up with some great farmhouse items. I love this one because it uses items you wouldn't typically see on porches as decor - an old door, a picket fence, a bicycle. But they all work together seamlessl
from Hoosier Homemade
The galvanized watering cans along with the rainboots and birdhouse give this porch a garden-y feeling. The colors from those flowers - stunning!
from Home is Where the Boat Is
This is another one that has a vintage country cottage feel to it. The pillow is the perfect compliment to the rainboot planters, and it all ties together to pull off a vintage floral look.
From Katie Drane, Fun Home Things
This one shows that farmhouse decor doesn't have to be just chippy whites and greys! The bursts of yellow and blue are perfect for spring! A cheery place to relax!
from Victoria Fuster
A simple crate painted and turned on its side makes a great stand for flowers. The simple bucket and pitcher add to the peaceful and uncluttered space.
Via Little Vintage Nest
A rustic, weathered bench is perfect to include for porch decor. The pillows and books create a space that invites someone to sit down and stay awhile. And I love the vintage strainer as a flower basket!
from Seeking Lavender Lane
Another porch that uses a big sign that literally invites someone to come and stay awhile! Those rockers tell us to sit back and just call it a day.
from A Gathering Place
Adding a few elements around the hydrangea planter, such as lantern, birch poles, and galvanized buckets, really pulls this porch together.
from She Holds Dearly
The total effect on this one is amazing! This picture doesn't do it justice. Just go visit the site and scroll through picture by picture. You won't be disappointed.
from Little Brags
So much to love here, but a few of my favorites? The candle chandelier, the pillow with the coordinates, and that boot! Soak in the details of this one!
from Housepitality Designs
I love the gardening theme using this vintage wagon. It's the perfect set up for flowers, watering cans and garden tools!
from Jenna Burger
I'm a fan of anything you can do with wood pallets, and I love using it as a flower pot holder! The flowerpots along with the colorful bench and pillows really brighten up the space. And did you see the sign for the house number? I love it!
Tracy's Trinkets and Treasures
This porch makes you feel like you are right in the middle of the garden. Is there anything more relaxing than sipping a cup of tea in a garden?!? So serene!
Lots of great idea. We just replaced our carpeting on our porch this weekend. The old carpet was starting to come off. The new carpet is way better and is super soft. I put my Spring door mat up. Now I just want to buy some flowers to plant in bigger flower pots to display on my porch.
I would love to see the finished product! I follow you on IG, but it doesn’t always show up in my feed. If you post pictures, make sure you tag me! How fun!!!!!!
I haven’t taken any pictures yet. Waiting to style the porch first. 🙂
Be sure to take some and share when you finish up! 🙂
Love all of these ideas! Thanks for sharing! Now if only I had a porch….
HA ha! I know the feeling! We have a small ‘stoop’ area! But we are moving soon, and that is on my wish-list!
I love porches and these are great ideas.
Aren’t they great?!? I keep going back for more inspiration! 🙂 Thanks so much for coming over, Becky! 🙂
Love, love, love that you chose to feature such a great & varied variety!
Thanks so much, Trina! This is a post I come back to a lot to get ideas for my own porch! Thank you for coming by! 🙂
Great article! I love the pictures and the story about growing up 🙂
Thank you so much!!! That means a lot, Elaine! So happy you came by! 🙂
Thank you so much for the awesome ideas. I can’t wait to get to work on my front porch. We spent winter trying to update the inside of our home and just wrapped those updates up with a hardwood floor refinishing. Hopefully now the outside will match what we’ve done on the inside.
I’m glad these ideas helped, Alicia! The porch is one of my favorite places to decorate!