Most booked Homes · 25 pumpkins
The Cottage Collection
Designed & installed$700
Your steps and front door, styled so the house looks like it belongs on the cover of a shelter magazine.
Reserve now- Design & installation included
- Secure checkout
- Limited installations each season
What’s included
Everything, start to finish
One price covers the design, the pumpkins, and installation. Add finishing touches and end-of-season removal at checkout if you’d like them.
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25 heirloom pumpkins
Heirloom varieties in a soft, layered palette of cream, sage, blush, and terracotta, chosen for your home.
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Gourds, florals & greenery
Eucalyptus, dried wheat, and seasonal stems tucked between the pumpkins so the design feels full and finished.
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Steps, urns & front door
Your entry steps, planters, and doorway styled as one composition.
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One-visit installation
We arrive, install, and sweep up in a single visit. You don’t need to be home.
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Optional removal, $75
Add removal at checkout and we return after the season, clear everything away, and compost what we can.
Perfect for
- Front porches and entry steps
- Townhomes and single-family homes
- A first season with House in Autumn
Serving Calabasas, Hidden Hills, Agoura Hills, Westlake Village, Malibu, Topanga, Woodland Hills, and Oak Park.
How it works
- Reserve online. Pick your install week and pay securely. It takes about three minutes.
- We confirm your date. We reach out within one business day to confirm timing and any access details.
- We design & install. Everything goes in during a single visit, composed for your architecture.
- We clear it away. Add removal at checkout and after the season we take everything down and leave your entry as we found it.
Client notes
What clients say
★★★★★
“Three different neighbors knocked to ask who did our porch. It was the easiest decision we made all fall.”
★★★★★
“Customers started taking photos at our door the first week. It paid for itself in foot traffic.”
★★★★★
“They took one look at the house and knew exactly what it needed. We didn’t lift a finger.”