Outdoor Decor

Bring charm, personality, and curb appeal to your property with outdoor décor from YardCraft. Explore decorative birdhouses, feeders, arbors, cupolas, lantern posts, mailboxes, lighthouses, windmills, and wishing wells designed to make your outdoor space feel complete.

Mailboxes & Posts

Mailboxes & Posts
Lanterns & Lamp Posts

Lanterns & Lamp Posts
Arbors

Arbors
Cupolas

Cupolas
Birdhouses & Feeders

Birdhouses & Feeders

37 products

  • YardCraft

    30" x 48" Canterbury Arbor

    The Canterbury Arbor is the perfect final touch to your garden. Let nature embellish the entrance to your...
    $1,260.00
    $1,260.00

Add Character to Every Corner

Give your yard, garden, or property a distinctive finishing touch with outdoor décor from YardCraft. Our collection includes decorative birdhouses and bird feeders, garden arbors, cupolas, lantern posts, mailboxes and posts, lighthouses, windmills, and wishing wells that add timeless character to outdoor spaces.

Create a welcoming entrance with an arbor or lamp post, enhance your home’s curb appeal with a beautifully designed mailbox post, or add a decorative focal point to your garden or landscape. Whether you are decorating a backyard, updating the front of your home, or covering an unsightly well pipe, YardCraft outdoor décor makes it easy to create a more polished, inviting, and personalized outdoor setting.

Outdoor Decor FAQ

Outdoor Decor
How do you size a cupola?
For every foot of building width, you should have at least 1.25 inches of cupola width. Measure the width of your building (in feet) and multiply that by 1.25. Following this guideline will keep the cupola proportional to your structure’s roof size. Structures two stories and higher may require one size up, or 1.5″ per foot of roof.
How do you install a cupola?
Our friends over at Royal Crowne put together this excellent installation video to help you install your cupola.
What tools and materials are needed to install a mailbox and lantern post?
To install a mailbox or lantern post, you will need a pressure treated 4×4 that is 84” long for the core of the post. To install it in the ground, you will need pre-mix concrete, a wheelbarrow for mixing, a level, and a shovel (or auger).