Spring Decor: Wreath-less Front Door Decor Ideas
The front door of a home is incredibly easy to decorate and can make a fairly great impact. It is also an ideal place for seasonal decorations, helpful in increasing your home’s curb appeal, and attracting the onlookers’ attention.
A wreath is a pretty common décor prop for the front door, especially during the spring season. Today, we will share some ‘wreath-less’ spring decor ideas for your front door.
Spring Decor: Wreath-less Front Door Decor Ideas
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Flower Baskets
You have determined to skip wreaths but any spring décor will remain incomplete without fresh flowers and vibrant colors. Flower baskets can be the perfect substitution for wreaths. Use a basket with at least one flat side so that it lays flat against the door. Place tulips of different colors surrounded by wheatgrass and thin, dry tree branches inside the basket. Place some faux hatched eggs sporadically because eggs, spring, and Easter are almost inseparable!
The basket can take many shapes. Choose one that will attract attention! If basket seems a boring option, jazz it up with an uncommon holder like umbrella, rain boot, or watering can. Apart from flowers, fill the holder with ferns, and blown eggs and bring the spring cheer to your front door!
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Hanging Spring-Inspired Decor
Eggs are an important part of Easter and spring décor. So, don’t forget to take the advantage of using eggs as a door décor item. A bunch of colorful eggs hanging from your front door will create a festive atmosphere. Buy some plastic foam eggs and wrap them with colorful crepe paper. Now, tie them up with a colorful ribbon (yellow or red) and hang from the door with a wreath hanger or removable adhesive hook.
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Decorative Monograms
Monograms are a fun way to décor the door. And, it will be a proper tribute to spring’s green and vitality if you can combine them with succulents. Buy or make an oversized letter monogram from a hardboard piece. Buy shaped boxes such as circular, rectangular, or heart-shaped (whichever suits the size and shape of your monograms) and plant the succulents inside them. These plants will grow vertically and have low-water requirements. The gorgeous colors and textures will give your door a different dimension.
If growing plants inside the monogram seems a bit of hassle, choose easier options such as sea glass, buttons, fabric, twine, moss, shells, etc. to decorate the monogram. Still looking for an easy option? Paint it! With a vibrant color! If you want something funny, hot glue colorful jelly beans into the monogram.
Change the Look with Small Items
Some small changes can also make a huge impact. So, you can take the advantage of using some small décor items like metal or antique-looking doorknobs, brass numbers, doorknockers, doorbell ringers of different shapes like maple leaf doorbell or leaf filigree doorbell button, etc.
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Deck your front door with these pretty, Easter-inspired decorations – appropriate for the sunny springtime. These spring décor ideas will help you think beyond wreaths and let you display your creative flair!
Have you liked any of the ideas? What do you think of them?
