Are you looking to give your front door décor a refresh? Look no further! Here are some gorgeous and creative entrance front door décor ideas that will give your home instant curb appeal.
The front door is the first thing anyone who comes to your house will see. Adding a bit of décor will certainly make your guests feel welcome even before they enter.
You can keep things simple and purchase your décor, or get crafty and have some fun making something unique.
If you’re like me, then you’ll vote for the second option. In that case, check out these inspiring DIY front door décor ideas.
Spring Front Door Décor Ideas
Not everyone has a huge porch to style, but we all have a front door. What better way to celebrate Spring than by hanging some front door swag?
1. Tulip Bucket Door Decor
If you have an old bucket, this easy DIY will let you transform it into a gorgeous door decoration. An enormous bunch of tulips looks wonderful but feel free to use other Spring flowers you love.
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2. DIY Spring Peony Wreath In Under An Hour
Making a wreath is not too difficult, and this one uses supplies you can easily find online and in craft stores. It will add a pop of color to your front door everyone will admire!
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3. Easy DIY Floral Spring Wreath
You can make some pretty amazing wreaths using a plain grapevine wreath and your favorite faux flowers. This one is a relaxing afternoon craft that will give your front door an instant upgrade.
Once you make your first wreath, I promise you will want to make more!
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4. Easy Front Door Basket For Spring
Ever wondered, “what can I hang on my door besides a wreath?” Hanging flower baskets make gorgeous front door decorations and you can always use whatever faux flowers you like best. Painting the baskets is also another option you can try, whether you enjoy pastel or bright colors.
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5. Pretty & Easy Spring Door Basket DIY
A decorative ribbon will add a unique charm to your door basket. Using white flowers instead of colorful ones is great if you are a fan of neutral decorations.
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6. DIY Spring Basket Wreath
This is not your typical basket wreath but it looks absolutely stunning! You simply need to customize a peek-a-boo vine wreath with a combination of faux flowers, foliage, and moss.
The result will gain the admiration of anyone who knocks on your door!
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Summer Front Door Décor Ideas
Decorating your front door for summer doesn’t need to be difficult or expensive. Check out these DIY summer front door décor ideas you can make at home with readily available supplies!
7. Patriotic Summer Front Door Basket
This lovely basket is such a simple idea to add some patriotic flair to your front door. Fill it with some ferns or other greenery, add some little flags, a sign and that’s it!
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8. Summer Front Door Wreath DIY
There’s a secret for making full-looking wreaths, and it’s easier than you think. Double the wreaths. Grapevine, flowers, everything!
Check out the post below for a foolproof method that will give you professional results every time you make a new wreath.
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9. French Country DIY Floral Wreath
Do you love romantic floral decor? If yes, this is the wreath you should hang on your front door. It has a lovely layered look and perfect for both spring and summer seasons.
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10. DIY Driftwood Wreath With Cricut Joy
Rustic, beachy decorations are perfect for the sunny season. The sign is made using the Cricut Joy, but if you don’t have the machine, you can always make just the driftwood wreath. It will still look great!
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11. Easy Summer Geranium Wreath
Colorful wreaths make excellent summer decorations. Geraniums are certainly a splendid choice to add floral touches, but you can always experiment with other types of flowers.
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Fall Front Door Décor Ideas
Autumn has truly wonderful colors and textures, so there are endless possibilities when creating your seasonal front door décor. While getting some inspiration from the ideas below, don’t be afraid to step out of the tutorial and add your personal touches to your front door fall décor.
12. DIY Oak Leaf Wreath
A grapevine wreath decorated with oak leaves and acorns is such a versatile autumn decoration. You can keep it all the way through November. That’s great if you lack the time to update your front door decor too often.
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13. Brambly Fall Door Basket
Opposing symmetry can produce a lovely front door basket for fall. In fact, the “messy” placement of flowers and greenery can make your basket wreath look more organic.
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14. DIY Wood Round Door Hanger
This lovely door hanger is like a wreath, but not exactly. Such a non-traditional look would work for any season or holiday. You simply need to use an appropriate cut file for the typography and seasonal decorations.
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15. Modern Boho Fall Wreath
Making a wreath in the shape of a triangle is certainly unusual, but still superb! If you’ve been searching for a unique door decoration, this might be just it.
The triangle is made using wood dowels and decorated with faux feathers and greenery. You can use the same method and change the decorations as you see fit.
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16. Fall Wreath Farmhouse Style
Using a galvanized metal bucket to create this door decoration is just the thing needed for some farmhouse flair. The pom pom yellow fluff balls will make your bucket wreath more eye-catching and lively.
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17. Foraged Fall Wreath DIY
Learn to make a foraged fall wreath using faux flowers without actually foraging. The combination of flowers and greenery make this wreath pop adding interesting textures.
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18. DIY Front Door Wreath For Fall
A pastel pumpkin wreath makes such an original decoration for fall even if it’s not traditional in the slightest. You can use whatever combination of colors when painting your pumpkins to match your door and decorating style.
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Winter & Christmas Front Door DIY Decorations
There’s no way to celebrate the colder seasons without some decorations like the following winter front door décor options. Luckily, there are plenty of frugal ideas you can DIY and they will look just as good as store-bought décor, if not better.
19. DIY Chunky Yarn Wreath
Add some boho flair to your front door this Christmas with this fun, chunky yarn wreath. A super easy project that takes next to no time to create!
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20. Easy DIY Gingerbread Ornaments & Swag
Learn to make a minimal gingerbread swag wreath that’s perfect for winter and the holidays. The gingerbread decorations are made using a non-edible dough recipe that will help them last longer.
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21. Embroidery Hoop Christmas Wreath
Embroidery hoops are excellent wreath frames and highly customizable. For this festive Christmas wreath you will need some fabric, decorations of your choice and your trusty hot glue gun.
There’s also a “joy” SVG file you can use if you have a cutting machine.
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22. Simple Winter Swag Wreath DIY
Having some winter decor in your home will make it feel warmer and cozy. No need to be an expert crafter. Projects like this simple swag wreath made with snowy pine can instantly upgrade your front door.
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23. Winter Hat Door Swag
Using a winter hat to create a hanging door decoration is pretty genius, if you ask me! A white hat such as this one makes the perfect “base” to create a neutral winter door hanger. You can opt for a colorful hat if you want a livelier look.
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24. A Fluffy, Fun, Winter Wreath DIY
This fluffy, white winter wreath can certainly compensate for the lack of snow, at least a little. It also looks amazing on a colorful door!
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Year-round Front Door Decor Ideas
No time to create a new door décor every season or holiday? Opt for year-round décor and save yourself a future headache.
25. DIY Farmhouse Tobacco Basket Wall Hanging
This simple assembly of a basket, wreath and sign give your front porch a welcoming, farmhouse style!
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26. DIY “Hello” Front Door Sign
I love, love chalkboard signs! The decor for this one is really simple: some ribbon, greenery, and a stencil to apply your “hello” message. It will definitely make your guests feel more welcome.
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27. “Welcome To The Farm” Front Door Decor
This windmill-shaped front door sign looks so fun. You just need to customize the blank sign with the writing. Time to put your trusty Cricut to good use!
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28. Front Door “Hello” Wreath
Here’s another cute Cricut project for making a non-seasonal front door decoration. This pastel-colored wreath is bright, modern and you can even create other versions since your Cricut will do all the hard work.
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29. DIY Chalkboard Sign Makeover
One of the easiest way to decorate your front door is to take a plain wood chalkboard sign and decorate the frame however you see fit. You can use paint, washi tape, and scrapbook paper among others.
Then, you just need to write a message. The beauty of it is you can change the message as often as you’d like.
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30. “Hello” Front Door Sign
Playing with paint certainly makes for a relaxing craft project. The blue ombre of this front door sign is lovely although I highly recommend you use the colors that fit your home best.
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31. “No Salespeople” DIY Door Frame
Even if there aren’t that many salespeople knocking on your door this sign is still cute and fun!
The best part is you can make it really fast. Once you spray paint your frame, you will need to print the sign and cover it with a plastic film. This will help it resist the weather elements and not fade.
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32. Succulent Plant Rake Wreath
To make a wreath, you can use many types of items, including gardening tools, such as an old rake. The rustier, the better!
This one is decorated using faux succulents, although any faux flowers and greenery would work.
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How to Hang Décor on Front Door
Ever wonder how to hang decor on your front door? Here are the easiest options:
- Use a wreath hook. Look for one that ‘s similar in color to your door, or clear, to help disguise it. And be aware, these can remove the paint from your door.
- Use a 3M hook. These are so easy to use, and stay completely hidden! Be sure to grab one large enough to hold the décor you’re hanging (weight-wise) and opt for one the same color tone as your door.
- Use twine or ribbon. This is a fun option to add a bit of extra style to the hanging. Tie the twine or ribbon around your décor and then attach it on top of the door using a nail or tack.
- Use a screw or nail. I would recommend this as a last resort because it potentially damages the front of your door. But if all else fails, simply screw in a screw and hang the décor on it!
I hope today’s post helped you find something fun to put on your door!
As always, let me know if you have any questions.
Of course! Love it! 🙂
Thank you for sharing my rake wreath! Kathy Owen