You'll want to consider whether the railing goes in a horizontal or vertical pattern. This vertical railing used on a metro Atlanta porch by Edwards Andrews Homes contrasts with the stacked stone layout of the fireplace.
Supported by a stone structured base, this porch is adorned with brown lounge chairs and a white railing topped with iron decor. The sconces add light to the porch, illuminating the lounge space. The landscaping is kept simple with small foliage planted around the porch base.
Black steel pickets contrast with the pressure-treated pine selected for a set of stairs extending from a screened back porch to the yard. Innovative Construction, based in Roswell, Ga., designed the outdoor living space and stairs.
This home's black wrought iron railing and banister enhance the entryway without blocking the look of the brick exterior and columned front porch. The porch, which has a curved portico, was created by Atlanta Decking & Fence.
The front porch of the HGTV Dream Home 2013 is elevated to combat flooding and hurricane damage. The front door is preceded by a beautiful mahogany railing and Southern yellow pine timber beams.
Traditional Front Porch with Wood Stairs and Railing
A set of crisp white wood stairs and railing ties together the front porch with the rest of this traditional brick home in metro Atlanta. The porch work is by Atlanta Decking and Fence.
Fixer Upper Hosts Chip and Joanna Gaines transformed and updated this farmhome with new paint and warm natural wood support beams, porch railings and fencing.
Exterior enhancements included charcoal gray exterior paint, white trim, a walkway and skirt of antique brick, freshened up porch railing and columns, fresh landscaping and a new yellow door.
