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Pumpkins on the Porch

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Fall Porch Decorating Tips

STYLED BY MIRIAM RUTH DESIGNS

SEASONAL DECOR BY HARPETH HARDWARE & WILLIAMS PRODUCE MARKET

PHOTOGRAPHED BY REBECCA MARTIN


I’ve been bringing ideas to life through seasonal and event design and production since 2015. From weddings and VIP experiences to festivals, town tree lightings, and private celebrations, I love creating moments that feel meaningful, beautiful, and unforgettable. My work blends creativity and organization—turning every space into a story and every event into an experience. Whether it’s a grand celebration or seasonal home styling, my goal is simple: to design experiences that reflect your style and leave a lasting impression.


I had so much fun styling the front porch of the YOUR Community Media office! We partnered with Harpeth Hardware and Williams Produce Market to bring this fabulous fall porch to life. Their variety of pumpkins and fall décor helped us create a picture-perfect entrance to the office that will last through Thanksgiving. I wanted to capture the richness of the season using vibrant, natural textures and warm, layered tones. I started with a mix of seasonal plants—ornamental cabbage, mums, and peppers—to bring in depth and color while keeping everything feeling fresh and organic.


Here are some of my tips, to help you create your perfect fall porch.


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Color & Materials

This season is all about embracing rich fall hues balanced with neutral textures. I grounded the space with a simple jute rug and mixed in woven baskets—many found at local produce markets—to cover planters and add a rustic, lived-in feel.


Key Decorative Elements

The front door is the focal point, so I framed it with cornstalks for height and warmth. Pumpkins and gourds in various sizes, shapes, and colors create a layered, natural arrangement that feels collected rather than overly styled.



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Design & Arrangement

I love stacking pumpkins vertically to create height and using side placement for a bit of visual movement. You don’t always need hay bales, but if you have a larger porch, they’re perfect for filling space and adding a cozy, country touch. Finally, I spread out the cornstalks to frame the door fully making the entrance feel inviting, festive, and unmistakably fall.









Learn more about Miriam Ruth Designs and Services at miriamruthdesigns.com.

For your seasonal décor, stop by Harpeth Hardware at 203 Downs Boulevard or visit harpethhardware.com. Freshen up your home and table with local produce from Williams Produce Market, 208 Highway 96 West, or call 615.794.2284.


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