Greetings! Last week I refreshed my front porch with flowers, and the scent of an orange bush is so lovely—wish you could scratch and sniff! Over the weekend I felt inspired to finish the rest of the space so I can enjoy warmer days even more. I love spending time on the porch in spring and summer, so I rearranged a bit to make room for two adorable outdoor wingback chairs I found on sale at World Market. They really completed the look and made the porch feel inviting.
My porch is one of my favorite places to relax on a warm day and escape the bustle inside. I had other chairs here before that were comfortable, but I didn’t love them as much. Those chairs were moved to other parts of the yard and are being put to good use.
I adore the shape, color, and texture of these wingbacks. They look much more high-end than they are, and I can’t stop admiring them—or sitting in them.
The dresser here started out as a temporary spot when I had no place for it inside. It became one of my favorite porch pieces. Because the porch has a roof, I wasn’t worried about placing it outside— it stayed there through winter and still looks great.
I spotted a small wooden fruit box at a flea market and it made a perfect planter. I enjoy repurposing found items to add personality and texture to my spaces.
I’m thrilled with the new feel of the porch. Two wingback chairs create an ideal spot for quiet conversation or a solo session with a good book or magazine.
My flea market plant cart has also been a delight—perfect for grouping plants and adding charm.
Now the porch serves as my outdoor office and relaxation spot for summer. The combination of comfortable seating, practical storage, and plant-filled accents makes the space both functional and welcoming.
Do you have a front porch?
Sources: wingback chairs, garden stool, metal chairs, lumbar pillow, rugs, faceted hanging terrarium (similar), driftwood wreath (similar). The tea cart was found at a flea market, and similar pieces can show up at local home stores.
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Front Door Color: Wythe Blue (Benjamin Moore)
PS. I also shared a post about my hanging faceted terrarium if you’re curious.