Fall Decorations for Home - Welcome Sign for Front Door | Rustic Round Wood Wreaths Hanging Sign for Thanksgiving Friendsgiving - Cozy Fall Vibes Garland Porch Decor for Door Wall Room Porch Kitchen
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Fall Decorations for Home - Welcome Sign for Front Door | Rustic Round Wood Wreaths Hanging Sign for Thanksgiving Friendsgiving - Cozy Fall Vibes Garland Porch Decor for Door Wall Room Porch Kitchen

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The board is 11 by 11 inches, small enough to sit above a door knocker without crowding the glass. Artwork runs to a pumpkin latte, a maple leaf, a football and a cluster of pumpkins, printed over a vintage distressed finish. A striped burlap bow and sprigs of eucalyptus finish the top edge. The wood is weather resistant, so a covered porch through October and November is fair game.

Front Door Scale

At 11 by 11 inches the board hangs at eye level on a standard entry door without swallowing the whole panel or blocking the peephole. It sits on an existing wreath hook, and there is room left for a wreath behind it if the door is wide. On a narrow storm door it works better on its own. Indoors, the same board leans against a mirror or a stack of books on a console table.

Latte And Football Print

The print gathers the season into one circle. A pumpkin latte, a maple leaf, a football and a small group of pumpkins sit over the distressed grain, with the burlap ribbon and eucalyptus across the top edge. It reads as harvest decor on a Thanksgiving weekend and as game day decor on a Saturday in October, which for most households turns out to be the same weekend.

Porch Weather Stock

Wood on a porch takes wind, damp mornings and the occasional splash from a storm door. This one is cut from weather resistant stock and finished to hold up against fading, warping and moisture, so it can stay outside for the length of the season and come back the following year. Under an eave or a covered entry it fares best, as any hanging wood sign does.

Out Of The Box

Nothing needs assembling. The sign comes ready to hang on a door, a wall, a mantel or a garden fence, which matters in the week when the pumpkins go out and the calendar is already full. Some households borrow it as a prop for family portraits on the front steps. When December arrives it comes down flat and slides behind a shelf until next autumn.

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