With the warmth of summer on the horizon and sunlight about to roll in, it’s time to embrace the changing seasons. If you like to adapt your décor to the season ahead, then now is the moment!

Changing up your front door is a wonderful way to kick off your home’s seasonal update. The front door is the entrance to your home. It sets the tone for the rest of the space.

So, why not give it just as much love as you do the rest of your home? I’ve collected twenty-seven front door décor ideas worthy of some summer loving. Read through to find your inspiration!

1. A Pop of Yellow

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Yellow is the color of summer. It’s sunshine and warmth in a bottle, and a great color to rely on if you want to bring some joy to your front stoop.

Try updating your front door with your favorite shade of yellow to kick off the season!

2. A Watermelon Wreath

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Watermelons are a fairly iconic summer fruit, and well loved all over the world. If you want to lean into the tropical, fruity vibe this summer, whipping up a wreath could be a fun way to start.

All you need is a wreath frame like this, some garlands, and some accents of your choice to get started.

3. A Rustic Flower Basket

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For farmhouse décor lovers, this is an amazing little addition to your front door that’s perfect for summer. Attach a flower pot or basket to your front door and fill it with your favorite blooms!

You can change these flowers out as summer continues or nourish the same blossoms for the entire season.

4. Woven Tote Bouquet

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If mounting a full pot or basket onto your front door isn’t the right choice for you, why not try a woven tote? This is a super simple way to use a straw bag or tote to add a pop of color to your door.

Just hang a bouquet in a bag from your front door’s hook, and you’re golden. You might want to consider using a fake bouquet to help it last the whole season.

5. Lemon Foliage Wreath

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Lemons are another iconic fruit of the summer season. Their bright color and refreshing fragrance is the stuff summer dreams are made of!

That’s why I love this lemon foliage wreath. It’s big and beautiful, but brings all those natural elements I love about summer to the fore.

6. Wagon Wheel Farmhouse Wreath

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Here’s another take on a farmhouse piece of front door décor. This time, we’re using wagon wheels! You can grab a basic wagon wheel here and make this wreath your own.

Get your family in on the DIY so you can all create something you’d be proud to have hanging on your front door.

7. Bright Ribbon Fixture

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Got some gift ribbons lying around or love the look of bursting ribbon bundles? This beautifully bright ribbon fixture is the perfect front door décor for summer.

You can embrace whichever color scheme you like, especially if you make your wreath from scratch.

8. Patriotic Wreath

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Speaking of which, here’s a patriotic take on the classic ribbon wreath. The secret to nailing this DIY is to pick something for the center of the wreath. It needs a focal point!

In this case, the maker has chosen a patriotic plaque like this one.

9. Summertime Watermelon Wreath

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Here’s another take on a watermelon wreath. This time, we’re using ribbons to bring the brightness and celebration to this classic DIY project.

Try speckling some white florals – like daisies or gerberas – in there to give the eye somewhere to rest. You can use a standard wreath base like this one to craft this from scratch.

10. Ribbon Wreath

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This ribbon wreath is also a great example of how you can create your own focal point with some paint, a piece of wood, and some patience!

11. Peaches and Blossoms Wreath

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Summer is a time of blossoming flowers and branches bearing fruit. So, what better way to show off the season than to create a peach wreath?

This is a stunning DIY you can create with fake peaches (as real ones would be far too heavy). Start with a branch wreath like this one and build your floral piece out as you like it.

12. Coastal Summertime Wreath

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Nothing screams ‘summertime’ like a trip to the coast, but what if you could bring the coast to you? This delightful coral wreath (see what I did there?) is perfect for seaside homes or ocean lovers.

You can build your own using coastal accents or pick up a fully-made wreath from a specialty décor spot.

13. Jam Jar Door Dressing

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Looking for something quick and easy to make with the kids? These matching jam jar door dressings are perfect if your have French double doors as your home’s entrance!

All you’ll need are some paints and some sturdy cardboard to make them happen.

14. Blue and Yellow Ribbon Wreath

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Blue and yellow is a classic combination for summer. Create an eye-catching ribbon wreath with this bold combo and display it proudly on your front door.

This works best on plain front doors that need a bit of pop.

15. Tropical Pineapple Wreath

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Missing the tropics? Bring that tropical breeze to your front stoop with this fun and festive tropical wreath. This is a no-holds-barred wreath with beautiful palm fronds and small fake pineapples.

Once again, the secret to success is picking the perfect focal point for the wreath. Might I suggest this tropical welcome sign?

16. The Caravan Door Dressing

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If you’re a bit of a traveler, then why not show it off with an adorable custom DIY door hanger? This is a caravan emblazoned with the family’s name, idea for families who love life on the road.

Even when you’re staying put, you can let guests know that you belong on the open road.

17. A Rustic Lavender Wreath

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I’m in love with the simplicity of this rustic lavender wreath. If you have the time and lavender supply, keeping a fresh lavender wreath on your door is a wonderful way to attract pollinators.

It also gives your home a spray of lavender scent. If you would rather use a fake lavender wreath like this, it will still look just as beautiful, and will require much less maintenance.

18. Minimalist Cursive ‘Hello’

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Speaking of simplicity, here’s another minimalist take on your front door’s accessories. A simple, friendly ‘Hello’ door hanger is a great way to welcome guests into your home.

You can whip up a DIY version using some wire and plyers, but they also come premade.

19. Pink Tulip Wreath

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Ready to welcome in summer? Add a spray of stunning color to your front door with an unforgettable pink tulip wreath. This is a showstopper if I’ve ever seen one.

This wreath uses fresh tulips, so it won’t last for the whole season. That said, it’s a wonderful choice if you’re decorating for a summer party!

20. Stained Glass Door Inlay

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Transform your door with a custom stained glass inlay on your front door. This will undoubtedly make your house stand out from the rest on the block.

While you can create your own if you’re a dab hand at DIY, it might be best to contract someone or pick up a pre-made inlay like this one.

21. Starburst Door Detailing

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If you’re like me and love art deco detailing, then you’ll fall in love with this clever starburst door DIY. This is a great option for a remodel if you have a slab style door.

It lends this feeling of grandeur to your entrance, like your guests are coming to see Gatsby himself before one of his famous parties. What a unique choice!

22. Tropical Fruit Burst Wreath

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Here’s another take on the tropical fruit burst wreath, and this time, the pineapple is the star of the show. This uses stunning ribbon bunches paired with iconic tropical florals for a burst of color.

The pineapple provides a focal point for the eye, and it’s a great nod to the incoming warmer seasons.

23. Lemon, Foliage, and Blue Flower Wreath

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On the other hand, if you enjoy minimalist or vintage styles, you’ll fall in love with this wreath. Featuring lemons, foliage, and delicate sprays of blue flowers, it’s a must-try for farmhouse décor.

This will pop beautifully on a pastel door. Make your own with an array of false lemon foliage, or pick one up pre-made.

24. A Sign to Say ‘Hello’

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What better way to welcome guests into your home than by saying ‘Hello’? This is a light and bright summery sign for your stoop.

It’s easy to make at home, or you can buy one like this to skip the crafting.

25. Farmhouse ‘Welcome’ Sign

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Looking for something a little more vintage? This farmhouse-style ‘Welcome’ sign uses fence slats and chalky white paint to bring an old school feel to your front stoop.

Make it your own with unique shapes or a different color that pops against the tone of your front door.

26. Sunflower and Ribbon Wreath

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When it comes to summer, is there any flower more iconic than sunflowers? A wreath celebrating this bright and joyful bloom is the perfect addition to a summery front door.

Make sure to add florals of all different shapes and sizes to bring this aesthetic home.

27. Coastal Ribbon Wreath

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Finally, let’s take one last trip to the seaside to celebrate the beautiful ocean aesthetic. This coastal-themed ribbon wreath is easy to put together with the right ribbon on hand.

Get an assortment of plaster sea creature shapes like these to bring the whole design home.