19 Halloween Door Decorations That Make a Boo-Tiful Statement

Give your front door some gothic flair with this delightfully eerie bat-shaped knocker. Made from solid cast iron with a protective finish, it’s tough enough to withstand the elements while keeping its bold look season after season. Pair it with a black vine wreath or drape faux cobwebs across the frame to transform your entryway into a haunted castle.

These terracotta skeletons will give your front door a rustic yet eerie twist. The warm, earthy material feels timeless, while the dangling design adds just the right amount of spooky. Hang them from a wreath hook with string lights or surround them with mini pumpkins on the steps to tie the look together.

Light up your lair with this crystal spider web that’s scary and sparkly all at once. Crafted with 48 LED lights on sturdy copper wire, it’s powered by batteries so you can hang it just about anywhere. Layer it over a wreath or stretch it across your entryway and add a faux spider or two for an extra creepy crawly factor.

Give your Halloween wreath a bone-chilling upgrade with this skeleton hand wreath holder. Crafted from aluminum with an iron hook and finished in antique bronze, it’s strong enough to hold heavy decor while doubling as a Halloween-y accent all its own. Hang a black vine wreath or drape it with a dark fall garland to make your door look Halloween-gothic.

This creepy doorbell might make your guests think twice before pressing it! When they do, a glowing green eyeball springs open, swivels around, and lets out eerie sounds that are equal parts eerie and fun. Use it on its own for a chilling touch, or surround it with cobwebs to create a haunted look.

A black Halloween garland is maybe the most versatile Halloween decor you could buy. Wrap it around your porch railing, use it to frame the doorway, or attach it to a column for instant Halloween vibes. This particular garland features purple LED lights and is non-allergenic, which means it’s safe for kids and pets. Style it by wrapping around porch railings, framing the door, or mixing in DIY cobwebs for extra drama.

Give your porch pumpkins some edge with these stylish skull luminaires from West Elm. Made from smooth porcelain in an ivory finish, they pair with votive or pillar candles and look creepily chic styled on a mantel or desk with black bats to complete the scene.

These cute ghosts are perfect if your Halloween style is more treat than trick. Another reason we like them? They work on a timer that works six hours on and 18 hours off, so you can set it and forget it. Scatter them across the lawn or line them along a walkway to create a glowing ghostly path.

Don’t say we didn’t warn you! Made on artist-grade canvas with a water-resistant finish, this ominous haunted house sign can be personalized with your family’s name for a custom spooky touch. Prop it on the front porch with a cluster of jack-o’-lanterns or painted pumpkins to give guests a chill before they even step through the door.

Don’t have time to make jack-o’-lanterns this year? No worries—these pumpkin string lights will do the trick. They’re powered by solar energy, so you don’t even have to bother with finding the right batteries. Drape them over bushes, weave them through porch railings, or hang them above the entryway for a cheerful glow.

These weather-resistant magnetic bats can be used on a metal front door or refrigerator, but we love the idea of using them to give your garage a festive makeover. Bonus: They won’t leave a residue, so you can use them year after year. Hang them en masse so they look like they’re swarming, or pair them with DIY cobwebs for a full scene.

This cheeky “unwelcome” mat is a cool, nonchalant nod to the season. In addition to its creative design, Etsy reviewers were also pleased with the seller’s fast shipping and the great quality of the mat. Layer this one over a larger plaid mat and surround it with pumpkins for a chic and spooky styled entryway look.

Halloween wreaths can be adorable, too! “I love, love, love my Halloween door ghost wreath…it is cute beyond words,” praises one happy Etsy customer. Style it solo, or craft a spooky scene by pairing it with lanterns and cobwebs around the doorframe. Just note that this one doesn’t come with an attachment or hook for hanging, so you’ll need to purchase that separately.

The only thing more frightening than scary Halloween wreaths is not having an equally scary hangers to go with them! The iron bats on this one make a statement but are versatile enough to go with any wreath design. Pair it with a simple black twig wreath or a fall wreath wrapped in Halloween string lights to really make the hanger pop.

This eerie and dramatic feathered Halloween wreath feels like something out of an Edgar Allan Poe story. Pair it with a dramatic macabre wreath hanger for an added scary-story feel.

“Cute, elegant, and spooky,” says one happy Etsy customer about this transparent stained glass spider web. We suggest hanging it in your front door window to best catch that autumnal golden hour. Or instead, pair it with a one in each corner to beautifully frame your Halloween doorway.

Halloween front door decorations don’t start and stop on the porch! The pathway leading up to it offers lots of opportunity to spook your guests, too. These witches aren’t tricky to install (they come with ground stakes) and look extra eerie lit up at night.

The best part about these fall leaves string lights? They work as Thanksgiving decor, too. The orange glow will add a cozy touch to your front porch or balcony without much work at all. Drape it across your railing or weave it through a wreath for a warm autumn glow.

Porch signs have become a popular way to decorate for the different seasons, and it’s easy to see why! In one easy-to-store decoration, you can show the world your festive side. Prop it up next to a pile of pumpkins or pair it with hay bales to make it the star of your porch display.