11 Thanksgiving Front Door Decorating Ideas [Lookbook]

Do you have a double front door? Buy doubles of all your décor. And double the wreaths on each door! Creating the same arrangement on each side of the door adds symmetry.

Keep the door bare. Seriously. Have you ever considered hanging a wreath and garland on a window by the front door? Use the space in front of the window to create a welcoming vignette with plants, stacked boxes and a sign.

Skip the traditional wreath and try a swag instead. Add natural elements like corn husks, Indian corn, straw bales, pumpkins and gourds.

Scaling back the decorations creates an elegant front door. From a simple wreath to a decorated bike, less is more.

Large pillows are easy seasonal updates. Unique luminaries add a modern touch and a simple doormat can stay out all winter. It’s not too early to start putting out evergreen topiaries!

Use a wheelbarrow or oversized container to create a beautiful cornucopia of fall colors. Incorporate natural elements like bittersweet, Indian corn and corn husks.

Take a break from oranges and reds with rich aubergine sunflower topiaries and door swags. Do you live in a warmer climate? Plant a wagon with complementary flowers and greenery.

Decorate a beautiful harvest front door with coordinating leaves garland and wreath. Add charming wood cutout pilgrims for Thanksgiving. The harvest season is long. Have some holiday-specific elements that are easy to add and take away for quick updates.

Break out those Christmas lights a season early! The small white lights dance beautifully off autumnal burnt oranges and reds.

Cute scarecrows and a picket fence add playful touches. Decorate steps if you have them. Mums, pumpkins and gourds are staggered down porch steps, leading visitors to the front door.

For smaller entrances, go big on the wreath. Hang a sign on the house and use a narrow step stool for an arrangement.