![“I was inspired by the existing landscaping around the porch,” says Leslie Davis of Paper Daisy Design. “When the maple tree just outside the front door changes colors, it becomes a vibrant a crimson color. I wanted to highlight the purples and deep reds and work with the ivory tones of the brick,too.”“I love a pulled-together look that coordinates with your house and landscape,” Leslie says. “Consider what fall looks like in your region or yard and mimic it for a more natural design. [For example,] we have three mature magnolia trees in the front yard and the use of the magnolia leaves in the wreaths seem right at home.”](http://hgtvhome.sndimg.com/content/dam/images/hgtv/fullset/2017/10/17/0/CI-Paper-Daisy-Design_fall-porch_V.jpg.rend.hgtvcom.791.1187.85.suffix/1508253393533.webp "Inspiration Everywhere")
Create a Warm Welcome With a Fall Wreath
Whether your main entrance is the front porch or a pup-friendly back patio, a fall wreath is the easiest way to signal the season and welcome guests and family. There are endless ways to pack your porch with personality and usher autumn into your home, and we're here to bring you all the inspiration you need to get started. From preserved pampas and pastel pumpkins to ruby-red apples and foraged pinecones, keep reading for 50 ideas and tutorials that'll help you craft a DIY fall wreath that perfectly fits your style.
First up: This classic white pumpkin and magnolia wreath duo. Each wreath boasts a dimensional base of twigs and magnolia leaves, alternating between their glossy green front and autumnal brown reverse. Preserved lotus seed pods line the inner perimeter of the wreaths, creating a deep-brown backdrop for creamy Craspedia Billy Buttons, burgundy maple leaves and a series of crisp-white pumpkins.
