Small Front Porch Ideas That Make a Big Statement Without a Big Footprint
Your front porch is the sentence your house opens with. Most houses open with something like “um.” A plastic welcome
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Follow on InstagramYour front porch is the sentence your house opens with. Most houses open with something like “um.” A plastic welcome
There’s a version of the screened porch that exists in every suburban neighborhood. Plastic furniture. A ceiling fan installed crooked.
You have a back porch. You also have a folding chair from 2009 and a dying plant you keep meaning
The grass ends. The concrete begins. A folding chair appears sometime in June and disappears again in September. This is
Grass worn thin in a diagonal line from the back door to the fence. A vague muddy track that appears
There’s a specific feeling you get sitting in a European courtyard that’s almost impossible to manufacture from scratch. The walls
Concrete and disappointment. That’s what most patios offer. A slab of grey, a couple of chairs nobody sits in, and
Red, white, and blue is the easiest color palette to get wrong. Three colors that all demand attention, shoved together
The side of your house is not a hallway. It’s not a place to lay concrete and call it done.
Your backyard is not a storage unit for outdoor furniture you bought and then left out to season. It is