Front Step Junk Decor For The Seasons & Holidays

April 27, 2023


Photo of a chippy window frame.
I found this chippy rustic window frame (with two window panes) last week at a local consignment shop.  I am looking for junk decor for my gardens and covered patio.

I have lots of junk, but I have to change it up to keep it interesting!


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Believe it or not, years ago my husband let me put one nail in our new steel siding by the front door.  I have managed to hang all of my seasonal and holiday junk on that same nail by adding eye screws and wires to the back of everything that I hung up. (A few more nail holes have been added to different areas of the covered patio over the years, but hey the siding is now 35 years old.)

Photo of a chippy window frame hanging by the front door with a wreath.
The window frame with great paint, hinges and rusty hook is hanging on wire as well.

The Hobby Lobby wreath is tied onto a nail with fishing line. 

Photo of a chippy window frame hanging by the front door with a wreath.
That was easy! And just like that I have my summer front door wall decor.

Since I have been blogging and decorating the patio for years, I am sharing other front door wall decor ideas below:

Photo of framed chalkboard botanical themed wall decor.My Botanical Barn Wood Frame project now hangs in a bedroom. It was assembled from a chalkboard sheet, a decor transfer, Hobby Lobby wire basket and a thrift store barn wood frame.


Photo of a barn quilt.
An Upcycled Barn Quilt hung next to my front door one summer! With careful taping and painting, I changed the paint colors on a garage sale barn quilt.

Photo of a window screen/planter.
An old chippy window screen, paint, stencils and a cedar flower box came together in this Farmhouse Window Screen Planter!  The ferns were gorgeous that year.

Photo of a window frame with curtains and planter.
A  consignment store window frame is upcycled with a galvanized container and a curtain in my Window Frame Planter project.

Photo of  beadboard cabinet wall decor.
My beadboard Cabinet Door Frame Project hung next to the door for several years, with a Hobby Lobby galvanized B.

Photo of  beadboard cabinet wall decor.
For a couple summers, I had the coolest rustic stool with plants under it.

Photo of rustic fall patio decor.
The front door wall and step decked out with Fall Patio Decor.

Photo of rustic fall patio decor.

Photo of a mirror upcycled as a pumpkin welcome sign.
My plastic garage sale Fall Mirror Project hung on the beadboard cabinet door one fall.

Photo of a Farm Supply stenciled window.
My red chippy Farm Supply Fall Patio window sign one fall.

Photo of a Farm Supply stenciled window & junky Christmas decor.
Farm Supply Fall patio  became Farm Supply Christmas patio!

Photo of a Christmas Sweater Tree stenciled on an ironing board.
More stenciling with my Ironing Board Nordic Sweater Christmas Sign! The stencil fit so well on an ironing board.

Photo of a junky Christmas covered front patio.
2018 Junky Rustic Christmas with junk and stenciled items.

Photo of a You Cut Tree Farm covered patio.

Photo of a ski themed Christmas covered front patio.

Photo of a screen door and other junk on a Christmas covered patio.

Photo of a junk decorated Christmas patio.

Photo of a framed bucket of spruce tips.
This was a fun idea! Framed Christmas Greenery by the front door.

I have had a blast thinking up these junky decor ideas! I hope you enjoy them.

Thanks for reading my blog, Carlene

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  1. Oh, my gosh, Carlene, every one of those ideas is awesome! How can I choose which one to copy?? Thanks so much for sharing them!

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  2. Everything that you create is so clever and pretty. - Briana from Texas

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