Designing a welcoming, stylish front porch might seem like a tough project to tackle, as it’s hard to know exactly where to start. Whether you’re wondering how to add affordable outdoor furniture to a ...

There's no better way to boost your home's curb appeal than with a charming front porch. Make a statement by adding a bold outdoor fountain or keep it simple with a focus on landscaping like flowering ...

The front porch is truly your home's first opportunity to make an impression, so you will want to ensure that you put as much thought and care into the design process as possible. Architects and ...

Front porches are the heroes of many neighborhoods. Porches provide shelter and security and can add to our home’s aesthetics. If the homes in your neighborhood are lucky enough to have front porches, ...

Best Plants for Porch Landscaping Plants for porch landscaping do more than look pretty—they help frame your home and set the tone for what’s inside. Mix textures, colors and shapes for a front yard ...

Answer: A front porch provides opportunities for people to meet and connect with their neighbors, often developing close, life-long friendships. Spending more time outside at the front of the house ...

Fall front porch trends for this year include starting with a soft neutral base and including pops of rich, deep fall colors. Sustainability and using decor that has been thrifted or foraged are ...

This A-frame cabin in California, rented by Taylor Le, might be cozy, but it boasts plenty of outdoor space in the form of a sprawling porch built around the giant surrounding redwood trees. It’s home ...

This story was originally published by Curbed before it joined New York Magazine. You can visit the Curbed archive at archive.curbed.com to read all stories published before October 2020. The very ...

The front porch is part of American history. As ubiquitous as apple pie, the story of its architectural adaption paints a picture of how generations spent their time. Beginning in the 1800s design ...

Front porches used to be a way of life. Parents would sit on the front porch watching their children play in the yard. They would sip coffee or wine and greet their neighbors as people walked by. It ...