01 · Design
A seasonal concept shaped for your door, architecture, and style.
Share a photo and a few preferences. Olivia develops a cohesive direction with layered textures, balanced scale, and a refined palette—never a one-size-fits-all bundle.
Elegant seasonal styling
Your season starts at the front door.
Olivia designs, delivers, installs, and photographs polished seasonal porch decor for busy Auburn and Opelika families.
Serving Auburn and Opelika, Alabama · Limited seasonal dates
The Red Door Reveal
A finished porch, styled and camera-ready without adding another errand to your week.
Olivia’s promise
Beautifully handled, from idea to reveal.
Porch & Petal is built around clear communication, thoughtful design, and respect for your home. You’ll know the plan before installation day—and your entry will be left polished, tidy, and ready to enjoy.
Locally designedScheduled installationReveal photographs included
The service
One booking. A completely considered entrance.
02 · Deliver & install
No hauling. No half-finished porch.
Every selected piece arrives and is styled on-site, with placement adjusted until the composition feels complete.
03 · Photograph
Keep the reveal.
A finished set of porch photographs is included, so your seasonal welcome is ready to share and remember.
Seasonal packages
Choose the scale of your reveal.
Final pricing is confirmed after Olivia reviews your porch photo, access, and requested season.
Essential
Door Edit
A focused front-door composition with custom styling, delivery, installation, and reveal photographs.
Custom quote
Request detailsSignature
Red Door Reveal
A layered porch transformation spanning the door, steps, and key focal points, fully installed and photographed.
Custom quote
Start a bookingOngoing
Seasonal Series
Priority planning for multiple seasonal reveals, with a consistent design story across the year.
By proposal
Plan your seasonsCurrently bookable services
A beautiful arrival, handled
Make this season feel special before guests step inside.
Choose your reveal
Serving Auburn and Opelika families.