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‘Don't throw away the pumpkin tops once carved out but replace to give shelter to the candles.’ 13. ‘For a safer pumpkin carving idea, use battery candles inside carved out versions,’ suggests stylist Sara Bird. If you are mixing them up for Halloween, there are some contemporary tricks out there to look out for too. ‘Beautifully shaped and colored, they are easy to place in groupings that convey a sense of the season.’ĭitch the carving, and group miniature varieties together around larger ones for a layered look. ‘The traditional ‘go to’ display of produce tends to use pumpkins and gourds,’ says Moss & Stone's Brigitte Girling. Apart from being delicious, they also make whimsical additions to non-spooky fall porch decor across the whole season. Plus, pumpkin planters are a wonderful way to decorate your home in fall. They are an enduring stalwart of Halloween decorating ideas, but that isn’t the only role the pumpkin planter has to play in fall. ‘Use oversize vases and pots for stems with pumpkins and squashes arranged around the base.’ 9. ‘Mix foraged foliage, seasonal produce and dried flowers and grasses for an upbeat and on trend style,’ suggests Country Homes & Interiors stylist Sara Bird. ‘An easy way to do this is to create an inviting seasonal harvest of nature’s gifts around our doors and porchways.’Ĭreating low-level clusters of natural decor, such as easy, no-carve pumpkin ideas and displays – mixed in with the occasional man-made organizing tool – next to your doorstep or around columns are wonderful back porch ideas, and will create the feel of plants organically sprouting from the ground. ‘It’s a time to welcome the transition of focus from outside to inside whilst still celebrating nature’s final flourish before winter,’ says Moss & Stone's Brigitte Girling. With the world changing right outside your window, it’s hard not to put nature at the center of your fall porch ideas.

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