Fall Porch Decor Tile — Bonfires & Hayrides

This Bonfires & Hayrides porch decor tile brings a classic seasonal saying to your ladder or frame. Cream cursive script stands out against a deep blue background.

Each letter is laser cut, hand-painted, and sealed for lasting color, so it's ready for the porch through every fall season. It fits any Millie & Co. ladder or frame in seconds, and since this design is made in small batches, once it sells out, it may not come back.

🩷 "Bonfires & Hayrides" lettering in cream cursive script
🩷 Laser-cut and hand-painted dimensional wood
🩷 UV-sealed for lasting color, indoors or out
🩷 Fits all Millie & Co. interchangeable ladders and frames
🩷 Small-batch seasonal drop

That cursive is hand-painted by Cindie, laser-cut first by Michaela, a Central Florida mother-daughter shop.

Please allow up to 10 business days for processing (ready-to-ship pieces may move faster). Tracking goes out as soon as your order ships.

Not the right fit? You've got 14 days to send it back unused and in its original packaging, just email us first so we know it's coming. Arrived damaged or wrong? That's on us, we'll make it right without making you jump through hoops. Custom or personalized pieces are made just for you, so those are final sale unless there's a problem with the order itself.

FAQs About the Bonfires & Hayrides Fall Porch Decor Tile

What size is it, and will it fit my other ladder or frame?
Tiles are 10 in x 10 in and made to fit any Millie & Co. ladder or frame, so it'll swap right into whatever you already have. Tiles use a magnet system, so you'll feel a little snap when it locks into place.

Will it hold up outside?
Yes. Every laser-cut tile is painted with UV-protected paint, built to handle real weather, not just a shelf.

What is it made of?
Tiles are cut from Baltic Birch, hand-painted, and sealed for outdoor use. Ladders and frames are cut from pine, hand-stained, and sealed the same way.

How easy is it to swap in and out?
Super easy, no tools needed. Simply push the old tile out and pop the new tile into place.

The season's favorite tradition, in wood and paint.