A home’s entrance has a story of its own: a handsome door, generous steps, a sheltered porch or a view through the front windows. Autumn pumpkins can add warmth around those details. We begin with the property’s character and the way people will see it, both in photographs and when they arrive in person.
Start with a free, private photo review. Scope, quote and installation timing are confirmed before booking.
Made for this setting
Three ways to welcome fall.
01
The listing-photo frame
Explore a low, gathered arrangement to one side of the entrance, leaving the door, house number and porch details visible. Share the photographer’s intended wide view if you have it; a close-up alone tells a different story about scale.
02
The open-house welcome
Consider a pumpkin focal point beside an existing porch planter, with the showing route and temporary sign positions in mind. Show where visitors approach and pause, including the place an agent greets them before they step inside.
03
The model-home pair
For neighboring models, explore related palettes with a different emphasis at each doorway. One home might suit a fuller corner grouping, another a quieter accent. Photograph each entrance and its signs so the proposal can account for their differences.
The space, in everyday use
Plan around the dates that tell the story.
Photography, showings and property access each add useful context to a fall styling request.
Share the photography date, first showing and any open-house dates, along with the intended display period. Requested installation timing needs confirmation before you plan a shoot around it.
The owner’s permission
Identify the owner or builder contact who can approve the work and the agent coordinating the visit. Include property instructions and objects or finishes that should remain untouched.
The visitor’s view
Show house numbers, sales signs, door swing and the path from parking. Mention a lockbox or access device that needs to remain reachable, keeping its codes out of the photographs.
Between appointments
Name the person who will check natural materials while the property is vacant or between showings. Discuss exposure, irrigation, the display end date and any removal visit with the proposed scope.
Your first note to Ashley
Show us what makes your space yours.
Send a wide view of the front elevation and a closer photo of the full entry. Add the approach from parking, your photography and showing dates, and any details you especially want the display to complement.
Can we plan the installation before listing photos?+
Share the shoot date early and explain how much flexibility you have. We can review the request against the proposed work and available schedule. A photo-advice submission does not reserve an installation date.
Does this include full home staging?+
The current offering is fall pumpkin styling for the entrance you submit. Interior staging, furnishing and listing photography are outside that scope. Your written proposal will identify the materials and work agreed for the display.
Can the same plan be used for several model homes?+
The homes can share a visual direction, but each address and entrance needs review. Send separate photos and access details so the scope, quote and installation timing reflect the locations involved.
A welcome that belongs here
Let’s make it feel like fall.
Show us the front door and the dates on your calendar. We would love to help you explore a seasonal entrance that feels natural to the home.