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10 Front Door Planter Ideas to Revitalize Your Porch

Front Door Planter Ideas
When the flowers bloom and the grass start sprouting up, it’s natural to want to bring some of those colors and rustic charm to your doorstep. For anyone looking to spruce up their entrance, we have two words for you: outdoor planters. From babbling fountains to sculptural urns, there’s a lot of ways to roll out the botanical red carpet to greet your family and guests. Here are our favorite outdoor planters to revitalize your front door, porch, or patio.
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Surya Seastone 2 Piece Decorative Planter Set

Seastone Decorative Planter Set
If you’re looking for a touch of modern coastal style, look no further. These soft sand-colored planters from Bloomingdale’s adds visual interest through deep geometric grooves and bulbous organic forms. It’s the perfect subtle way of adding texture without looking so busy or loud that they upstage our plants and flowers.
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F.A.Q.

What height planter for front door?

The exact measurement for your planter depends on the specifics of your door and the decoration surrounding it. Planters should cover about one-third to one-half of the height of your door. 

What plant is good luck by your front door?

Lucky bamboos, jade plants, and peace lilies are great options if you’re meaning to bring some good luck to your entrance.  

Can I use artificial plants in front door planters?

It’s perfectly fine to use artificial plants in front door planters. Although they may not look and feel just like the real thing, good-quality artificial plants are pretty hard to distinguish and low maintenance. 

Should I match both sides of the door with the same planter?

There’s no correct or single answer to this. Having symmetrical planters can create a balanced look that’s perfect for more traditional aesthetics. However, it can feel a bit too perfectionist or calculated for some people. 


In that case, asymmetry is a completely valid option. It adds an eclectic feel tailored to modern styles without necessarily giving off an unpolished vibe. If it feels too imperfect for your liking, try balancing it out with another piece of decor, such as a lantern, on the other side.