I’m Alex, the seasonal stylist behind Warm Welcome Decor

When my boy was a baby, I dressed him up and placed him inside a faux pumpkin for a photoshoot. He was less than enthused. But the experience reminded me of the joyful anticipation I used to feel when the weather grew colder and the leaves changed.

Over the years, I’ve watched my family discover the magic of our New England seasons. Now, the same little boy who grumpily endured his mother’s eccentricity delights in choosing pumpkins of his own. His brother and sister marvel at our holiday lights and the tickle of pine needles on our Christmas Tree. I feel the warmth of the season because I see it through their eyes.

A woman and a young boy sitting on the front steps of a house, smiling and hugging each other. Around them, there are various pumpkins and gourds, fall flowers, and hay bales, creating a festive autumn display.

I started Warm Welcome Decor to bottle that feeling. Adulthood can make the very best of us forget what it means to stare in wide-eyed wonder. It is my hope that when you hire Warm Welcome Decor, you are able to relive the excitement of trick-or-treating or racing down the stairs on Christmas morning. Our custom designs will transport you back in time and warmly welcome you home.

What I Do

I listen…

to all of your wildest dreams of what your holiday space could be: the feelings you wish to evoke in your guests, the colors that remind you of your childhood Christmas, the parts of your home you wish to accentuate.

I curate…

the elements essential to your luxury design. Hand selected pumpkins from local Massachusetts farms, the textural gourds that make your fall installation pop, custom handmade garlands and roping to frame your entryway, lush evergreen wreathes.

I install…

the porch decor throughout Central Mass, MetroWest, Boston and Rhode Island. I deliver to your door and design onsite so your front porch decor stands out and invites guest in.

A woman standing outdoors holding a large orange pumpkin. She is smiling, wearing a dark cap, gray t-shirt, jeans, and black shoes. Behind her, there are tables with various pumpkins and gourds, with a rural background of trees, vehicles, and a pink barn.

A Note on Sustainability

It is essential to both our brand ethos and design sensibilities to choose natural over plastic. I believe the natural beauty of a twisting stem and the smell of real evergreens will always outshine manmade dupes. Wherever possible, we will purchase our organic design elements from local farms. If a design calls for jingle bells or Christmas ornaments, we will reach for vintage options first and encourage our clients to reuse these items year after year.