Rustic Cabin Fall Porch | 8 Amazing Rustic Fall Porches

The back porch is ready for Fall now! I'm using non-traditional colors again here like I did on my purple Fall tablescape on the front porch a few weeks ago. This time, because this spot already has so much red and blue, I'm going with it for my Fall decor, too. I'm happy to be joining a talented group of bloggers for a Rustic Fall Porch Tour blog hop, hosted by Dawn of Creative Cain Cabin. All of the gorgeous rustic porches are linked at the bottom!

So here we are! Welcome to our back Porch!

Seasonal decor does not have to be expensive! I always clear a space down to its bones when I'm starting to change it. That way I can see what I'm working with. The porch already has so much red and blue between the cushions and my antique Kilim rug piece, I decided to keep that color scheme.

I was tickled to find red mums this year! Galvanized buckets are my favorite rustic container for plants and I re-use them constantly. They are inexpensive to buy at farm supply stores especially and last for years.

I added some rustic coziness with an antique quilt, made by my Grandma, to the bench. Even though it has mainly lighter colors, it has some pieces of red and navy that make it work here.

I love how the years of use are shown by that worn edge on the quilt. I recently found these old orchard baskets for only $5 each while thrifting and when I first saw them I thought I would use them here on the porch. I planned to put a plant in them, but I would have needed to support the plant from the inside of the basket. Turning them over ended up being a good solution.

One of my antique milk jugs made another good plant stand. A lantern and a new white pumpkin finished this little spot off. I like incorporating a touch of black in spaces. It makes the space feel more grounded and cohesive to me.

I found a cute little old Moscow Mule the other day at a flea market. I'm a whiskey girl, so I've always made my mules with whiskey instead of vodka, never knowing that was actually a thing. A Kentucky Mule!

Over the last few years I've been finding pieces of rusty metal around the house and in the woods. I think the original owners and I were kindred spirits in many ways. We have a big bucket we throw most of the pieces we find in, but the pretty pieces and interesting things find a way into my decor. That old trivet is one of them.

Some of those pieces live over here on my Great-Grandma's kerosene stove too. These lumpy green pumpkins are my new favorite this Fall! I only got one because I don't like to invest much money is seasonal decor that won't last for several years, so this fellow has the spotlight all to himself here!

This antique metal sap bucket is another of my favorite containers to put a plant in. I guess this is my rusty corner!

Well thank you so much for visiting here on the back porch! I hope I gave you a few ideas of how you can use rustic elements to decorate your Fall porch too! We can start with the decor we already have and add galvanized buckets, antique textiles, rusty metal pieces, and antique baskets to bring in some rustic charm. And then just a few mums and pumpkins bring in the Fall season!