6 Examples of Christmas-Decorated Doors

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We want you to bring the beauty of Christmas to your doors. To entry, hallway, and even balcony doors!

Christmas-Decorated Wooden Door

And let everyone know that Christmas is celebrated with style in your home. Some wooden doors are the perfect frame to showcase a wreath and lights. Place a Christmas tree too, and you'll see how neither your door nor your home will go unnoticed.

Natural Greenery

Natural wreath motifs look great on any door they're hung on. For instance, this green entry door where the leaves and branches of the crown seem to blend with the background, creating a Christmas relief effect.

Christmas-Decorated Door for Reception

Besides the tree, what other Christmas decorations can you put up at home? Without a doubt, a wreath is the queen of Christmas decoration. Wish everyone who knocks on your door a happy holiday, without saying a word. You'll find many different models, but if you want to bet on one you've seen before, choose one with green branches of evergreen trees decorated with small white pinecones, like in the picture. Hang it on your front door without damaging it, using galvanized wire with green ribbon and secure it to the doorknob or handle.

Nothing Can Add Life to a Door Like a Wreath

Another classic Christmas door wreath option is one that combines typical colors: green and red. Choose a green plant so the inner paper circle isn’t visible. Make a handle from silver or gold velvet ribbon, and if there's no doorknob, hang it on the bell, as in this countryside front door.

With a Ribbon

To give your door's Christmas decoration a more elegant look, hang it on a gold, ochre, or brown-toned ribbon, as in this example.

Also Inside

Besides a Christmas wreath on the front door, you can place one or more in the hallway, as designer Daphne Wihanda did. Copy the idea and hang one on a coat rack and another behind the door. This way, you'll surprise guests when they take off their coats! To give your decor uniformity, choose the same wreath model. You won't damage the door if you hang the decoration using a sturdy ribbon.

Countryside Door with Very Christmas Bell

What if instead of a bell sound, it jingles with a bell? Isn't that an excellent idea to decorate your front door for Christmas? Kids will be thrilled! To do this, decorate the door with a wreath and add a magical bell in the center. This one on the picture is made of pine, panic grass, laurel, rose hips and red and golden berries. It's hung on top of the door with a wide rope. Would you dare make a Christmas wreath?

Also with Snow Effect

Yes, just like Christmas trees, there are wreaths with a snow effect. You can choose artificial ones — like on the picture decorated with mini pineapples — or natural ones made from oats, natural wheat on a hay background. Hang it on the door frame, using a rope ribbon with gold lace or silk trim that you can find in a fabric store.

Natural Details for Countryside Door

Want to give your Christmas-decorated door a countryside look? Place a Christmas wreath — which you can make yourself by inserting different branches into a ring. For this picture, branches in various shades of green and red berries were chosen. And a very original hanging element was placed on the handle: a wooden strip that can be decorated with a Christmas motif. Secure both using a cord to highlight their rustic charm.

Christmas Decorated Doors: Details Matter

Like simple and elegant decorations? Then you'll love this glass candle holder, hanging on a gold handle with green velvet ribbon. The interior designer decorated it with a bouquet of green branches and pink fruits tied with a cord. And added a gold floating candle that lights everything up with magic. Place the decoration on a door frame, for example in the living room, and you'll get an outstanding effect.

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