6 fall doormats to add to your front stoop

Add a welcoming touch to your front door with one of these seasonal doormats.

By Michele Kettner • Posted October 16, 2020 at 11:16 a.m.

Courtesy of Pottery Barn

If autumn is your favorite season, you’ve probably had your seasonal decorations up since September. Even though you probably have plenty of pumpkins, scarecrows and hay bales, you may need a welcoming doormat to tie your look together. Here are six fun and colorful autumn doormats to add to your front door for a welcoming touch.

oh my gourd door mat — *Courtesy of Etsy*

Show your guests how punny you are without even stepping into your home with this handmade mat. // Oh My Gourd, You’re here, Doormat, $40.80; Etsy

red truck with pumpkins mat — *Courtesy of Wayfair*

Show off your love for those seasonal red trucks with this welcoming doormat for the season. // Cooper Truck – Pumpkins 18 in. x 30 in. Non-Slip Outdoor Door Mat, $34.99; Wayfair

happy pumpkin spice season door mat — *Courtesy of Grandin Road*

This festive mat not only celebrates the fall season, but also serves as a reminder to grab your pumpkin spice drinks and snacks before they are gone. // Pumpkin Spice Door Mat, $69; Grandin Road

welcome pumpkin mat — *Courtesy of Kohl’s*

This welcome mat will go perfect with all the pumpkin and fall decor accenting your front porch. // Mohawk Home Pumpkin Farm Doormat, $29.99; Kohl’s

welcome sunflower mat — *Courtesy of Pottery Barn*

Skip the pumpkins and hay bales and add this sunflower doormat for a welcoming touch. // Sunflower Welcome Doormat, Yellow, 24″ x 36″, $35; Pottery Barn

blue tartan door mat — *Courtesy of Frontgate*

Add a pop of color to your stoop with this trendy tartan pattern that incorporates those fun fall colors. // Autumn Plaid Greetings Door Mat, $99.97; Frontgate

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Michele Kettner

Audience Engagement Editor

Michele Kettner joined Northern Virginia Magazine in 2020 after spending two semesters as an editorial intern at the magazine. The University of Maryland graduate is currently the audience engagement editor and covers everything from can’t-miss things to do and holiday events to new restaurant and store openings throughout Northern Virginia.