One sign, two seasons: the logic of reversible porch decor

How to Make a Reversible Porch Sign | House One · 3:36 · Video: This Old House · Watch at the source

In short: Learn how to build a double-sided porch sign designed to be flipped as the seasons change. This project minimizes storage clutter while maximizing holiday versatility through a simple, functional design.

The project focuses on a tall, double-sided word sign that allows for seasonal transitions without requiring multiple storage items. By decorating both sides, homeowners can celebrate different holidays using a single structure. The design includes integrated hooks on each side specifically for hoop wreaths, making the transformation process seamless.

Construction involves a mitered frame made from 1 x 2 lumber. The specific cut list requires two pieces at 73 1/2 inches and two pieces at 12 3/4 inches, all mitered on edge at 45-degree angles to create the primary frame.

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