During the holidays, the easiest way to add some stunning holiday decor to your home is to dress up your front door. Your door serves as the first impression for guests and a decked-out doorway will surely impress. From classic to out-of-the-box, there are so many options to add some cheer to your doorway. Here we’ll show you seven holiday door decorations that are easy to pull off and are sure to add a little magic to your entryway.
1. Festive Monogram Decor
Nothing is as classic as understated monogram holiday door decorations. A monogrammed rug or door hanging is sure to delight. With monochromatic accessories, your monogram decorations will pop. Keep it simple and classic by adding white lights or candles in your windows.
Decent options for customized monogrammed door decor are available on Amazon. You can get a really cute Christmas tree-shaped one for just $29.99. Check it out here.
2. Scandinavian Themed Decor
For Scandinavian-themed holiday front door decorations, focus on natural materials and neutral colors. You can incorporate birch branches in a basket for a natural element. Vintage snowshoes are the perfect accent as well. A pinecone wreath and pine garland are also a nice touch. If you have chairs on your porch, add coziness by adding faux fur throw blankets.
3. Gingerbread House Themed Decor
There’s nothing more whimsical than turning your front door into a gingerbread house. Giant candy canes, oversized colored lights, colored trees, and tinsel garland will make this theme come together. You can even wrap your front door in gingerbread-themed paper or add a gingerbread house doormat. Bright colors will make your front door come alive and bring ample cheer to everyone who visits.
You can find a plethora of ideas for this kind of decor on Pinterest. See more ideas here.
4. Giant Bows
Giant front door bows are a huge trend for 2024. The bigger the bow the better! With such a statement piece, you can keep the rest of your front door holiday decorations minimal and understated. You may even want to add a spotlight to highlight your festive bow.
The one shown in the photo above can be purchased on Amazon for just $16.99.
5. Farmhouse Decor
From burlap to buffalo plaid, farmhouse holiday front door decorations will add a rustic elegance to your home. A wood sign could be the perfect decoration to flank your front door or maybe you’d prefer to stick with the popular antique red truck theme. Farmhouse decor can be complemented by wooden rocking chairs, a vintage sleigh, or even ice skates for some nostalgic flair. Red berries and fresh greenery also fit well with this theme.
Amazon has a ton of farmhouse Christmas decor available. There’s something for everyone, no matter what your preferences are.
6. Nutcrackers and Ornaments
If you’re looking for a more is more theme for your front door, consider incorporating nutcrackers, ornament wreaths, and garland. Check out these giant nutcrackers to add instant drama to your front door decorations. Classic colors like red, green, and gold make this theme extra festive.
7. Poinsettias
Poinsettias have had a connection to Christmas since the 17th century. Originally from Mexico, poinsettias are a classic choice for your front-door holiday decorations. Try a poinsettia wreath and accompanying potted plants or topiaries on either side of your door. You can’t go wrong with classic red or white poinsettias for Christmas.
Keep in mind, that poinsettias are poisonous to your furry friends. If you’re worried about this, you can always opt for real-looking fake flowers.
Trying Something New for Christmas
Whether you opt for a more understated look for your front door holiday decorations or try something bold, there are so many ways to incorporate something new this holiday. We hope that these ideas have inspired you to create a perfect Christmas aesthetic for your home. Which is your favorite?
Teri Monroe
Teri Monroe started her career in communications working for local government and nonprofits. Today, she is a freelance finance and lifestyle writer and small business owner. In her spare time, she loves golfing with her husband, taking her dog Milo on long walks, and playing pickleball with friends.
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