Best Halloween Door Decorations: 12 Spookily Stylish Decorating Ideas

Try new pumpkin recipes, make gorgeous Halloween crafts with your kids, and indulge in a little extra treats when no one is looking—these are just a few of the many reasons to love Halloween. 

But if you want to go all out, consider one of these best Halloween door decorations. They will undoubtedly provide a unique, frightening touch to your doorway.

Best door Halloween decorations

Corn Stalk

Even if you don't like the "Children of the Corn" movie, you'll love this farmhouse-chic entryway. The handmade wreath and cornstalks framing the entrance provide an instantly timeless look. The best part? You can do it all season long!

Corn Stalk Door

Pumpkin Arrangements

Make your autumn and Halloween guests happy by giving your front entrance the traditional appearance of a toothy jack-o'-lantern.

Related: Why do we carve pumpkins on Halloween?

Jack-o-lantern Halloween Door

Bloody Hands

With this realistic fake blood vinyl sticker, you may turn your door into something vile. It sticks straight to any door in your home, without the need for extra glue. You could even pack it aside and save it for next year.

Related: 

• How to make a fake hand?

• How to make fake blood for Halloween?

Bloody Hands Halloween Door Decoration

Spiderweb

Fear of spiders? This is one of the best door decorations for Halloween that will make your skin crawl. Neither the spider nor her web is itsy-bitsy. Use the white rope to build your own spider web-guarded Halloween entrance. 

Remember, a spider doormat is a must-have for every doorstep.

Spiderweb best door Halloween decorations

Candy Grab

Away from home in October? You might create one of these pumpkin mouth candy grabbers for your trick-or-treaters as a DIY alternative. They can hold a lot of candy.

Candy Grab Door Halloween Decoration Idea

Mummy

This Halloween door decoration design inspired by mummies might be built fast, especially if your children can help cut the crepe paper. Make a dark face and eyes, then create crisscrossing white strips to resemble mummy bandages.

Mummy Halloween Door

Creepy Clown

This spooky clown is ideal if you're looking for the best Halloween door decorating ideas to frighten the bejesus out of your neighbors! This decoration requires glue to adhere to your door; however, sticky tape works just as well.

Creepy Clown Halloween Door

Haunted House

Put these chalkboard tombstones next to a pile of pumpkins and a skeleton with a creepy smile. It's an easy way to simulate entering a haunted house.

Related: How to make Halloween tombstones?

Haunted House Door

An Attack of Bats

Are you seeking for the best Halloween door decoration ideas that will add an unexpectedly creepy element? These easy-to-use paper bats attach to mirrors and window glass without leaving any trace.

Bats Door Decoration For Halloween

Monster Mash

This kid-friendly DIY project, made from everyday household items such as plates and paper bags, will make your children scream with delight.

Monster Mash Door

Skeleton Greeter

What a classy Halloween front door decorating idea! Display a charming skeleton dressed in a plaid blouse, skirt, and pearls, and pair it with traditional Halloween decorations.

Skeleton Greeter Door

Coffin Entrance

Would you enter a coffin? What if Halloween sweets were on the line? With the promise of a few treats, this wooden coffin door lures unsuspecting Halloween party guests into the terrifying unknown.

Coffin Entrance Halloween Door