32 Halloween Entryway Décor Ideas to Boo-tify Your Entrance

Published: October 5, 2021

Updated: October 30, 2023

Your Halloween entryway décor sets the tone of your home for the season of spook, so it’s time to start thinking about what kind of welcome you want to offer. Do you want a spooky house that will scare the pants off of people? Or perhaps something a bit more understated and chic that still embraces the spirit of Halloween?

In past years, I’ve gravitated toward cozy fall décor with a whisper of Halloween in it. Yet, after pulling together this collection of Halloween entryway décor ideas, I am loving quirky touches like floating witch hats and flying bats. And I can’t forget the well-placed skeletons sitting on entryway benches that never fail to make me smirk.

This collection features displays that are sure to impress both guests and trick-or-treaters alike. Along with photo inspiration, you will also find easy advice from creating DIY Halloween entryway décor to styling a spooky entryway table. There are endless ideas and inspiration to boo-tify your home for the season! But I don’t want to give it all away—you’ll have to scroll down and see for yourself.

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Playing Make Believe with Halloween Entryway Décor

Photo: bigfamilylittlefarmhouse

One fun way to decorate your entryway for Halloween is to pretend someone else lives in your home. It could be a mad scientist, a hungry werewolf, or in this case, a witch. This spooky entrance uses a hanging broom and witch hat, fake spiders, webs, distressed wall art, and small, spooky touches to make it look like a witch lives there.

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Marriage-Themed Entryway

Photo: kira_turner

This scary display is one that most husbands can relate to. I’m pretty sure that this guy is waiting for his wife to get ready so they can leave. Unfortunately, it looks like he’s been waiting a while! The display is finished off with a “Spooky” sign and a black and white pumpkin for a minimalist effect.

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A Place to Hang Your Hat

Photo: houseandhens

Decorating in a hurry? Clear off some coat hooks and add a few Halloween costumes. In this entryway, a trio of witch cloaks, hats, and brooms are used on the entryway, accented by pumpkins and a skeleton rug.

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DIY Hanging Witch Costumes

Photo: my.farmhouse.fanatic.life

To make this Halloween entryway décor idea budget-friendly, look for witch hats at the dollar store, then drape some sheer black fabric over the hooks to create the cloaks. Want to add broomsticks? Try this DIY witch broom tutorial to make one for $5.

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Witch Entryway Décor for Halloween

Photo: we_dabble

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Look, Mom! No Broom!

Photo: ourfarmhousestylehome

These hats not only look super neat, but they don’t take up a lot of space—perfect for homes with limited floor or table space in their entryway. Plus, it’s super simple to put together. Pointy hats and fishing lines are all it takes to add some invisible, flying witches to your home.

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Invisible Flying Witch Entryway Décor

Photo: our1917farmhouse

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Small Entryway Halloween Décor

Photo: rainbootsandrenovations

Floating witch hats are used here to create an arch effect in this small entryway. To create height for your corner décor, use a corner shelf or a farmhouse ladder to display spooky items, such as pumpkins and ghost pillows, at varying heights.

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Mini-Witches and Modern Farmhouse Décor

Photo: truemanstreasures

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DIY Paper Bats

Photo: farmhousetofrills

Let the bats out of the attic and into your entryway for the spooky season! They add a sense of movement to a Halloween entryway. If you don’t have any bats in your attic, you can make your own with this paper bat tutorial.

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Home is Where the Bats & Pumpkins Are

Photo: houseandhens

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A Batty Welcome

Photo: kirklands

To create the illusion of depth, let the bats disappear behind items on the wall and appear in front of others. A black “Welcome” sign brings the look together.

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Let the Bats Lead the Way

Photo: julie.thedesigntwins

You can use an arrangement of bats to lead the eye to a piece of entryway décor that is higher on the wall, such as this “Trick or Treat” sign. This idea will make your display feel more fluid and expansive.

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Witches with Farmhouse Style!

Photo: hendersonhome_

The three witches that live here clearly have killer style! If you’re looking for a fun or sophisticated way to add Halloween style to your entryway, you can’t go wrong with wooden sign art. They come in endless sizes and designs, and you can even make your own Halloween farmhouse art if you’re feeling crafty! The look is finished with bats flying out of a small black cauldron next to the bench, adding height to the display.

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Halloween Entryway Décor for the Wall

Photo: athomewithjenna

While this side table’s pumpkins, fall vase, and Halloween bunting are arranged beautifully, it is the soft orange wall art that really makes this ensemble come to life. Try swapping out some entryway art with Halloween wall art for a significant impact!

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Side Table Halloween Art

Photo: blessed_ranch

If you don’t want to hang signs on the wall, smaller Halloween signs look amazing sitting on entryway side tables. Group two signs together with a similar color scheme but different designs to create visual interest.

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A Little Hocus Pocus

Photo: greybirchdesigns

Minimal signs with quotes embrace the fun of Halloween but can still blend with a clean and classic entryway decor, like this “Hocus Pocus” one. A similar look can also be achieved by using two matching frames filled with Halloween prints placed on an enrtyway table. While it won’t have the texture of these stunners, if you ever tire of Halloween art, you can swap out the images and keep the frames—which can be cheaper than buying new signs.

Hocus Pocus Halloween Decor

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An Entryway Treat

Photo: moderntexashouse

Signs also look fantastic sitting on shelves. This “Trick or Treat” beauty is from the Harper Grayce Halloween collection.

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Chalking Halloween Style

Photo: decor_doctor

Another option is to use a chalkboard as a Halloween wall decor. You can change the design as often as you like, which makes it a piece of Halloween entryway décor to use year-round! To make your own, you can paint a smooth board or old framed art with chalkboard paint.

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A Pop of Halloween Elegance

Photo: athomewithjenna

Bright orange is not only one of Halloween’s signature colors, it’s also perfect for adding contrast and energy to an entryway. Worried about this bold tone looking too harsh? Pair it with light neutrals and use soft accessories, such as throw blankets and pillows, or décor with flowy curves, like a floral fall wreath or a stack of pumpkins.

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Neutral Halloween Entryway Décor

Photo: bridgewaydesigns

Bright colors aren’t necessary to infuse an entryway with the feel of Halloween. A few black and white pumpkin-themed items are integrated into a neutral fall entryway.

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Going Batty for White Pumpkins

Photo: truemanstreasures

White pumpkins tend to have a softer and more sophisticated look compared to their orange counterparts. You can get real ones or faux ones to use year after year. Prefer another color? Paint your pumpkins to get your perfect hue, from soft pastel tints to glimmering metallics.

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Black & White Plaid

Photo: familylovehomedecor

Fall is the season for plaid. And black and white plaid is terrific for Halloween décor. It can be woven into strictly neutral color palettes but also pairs well with funky Halloween décor that uses bold shades like bright orange, green, or purple.

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Farmhouse Entryway Bench

Photo: fairytalefarmhouse

Adding a few pillows and a throw blanket to an entryway bench make it feel extra cozy. Go for Halloween designs or patterns like plaid to keep it feeling festive.

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Halloween Throw Pillow Covers

Photo: motherthyme

Slip a few covers onto the pillows on an entryway bench for an instant Halloween makeover. Pillow covers are affordable and easy to wash and store.

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Cozy Vintage Halloween

Photo: cozyvintagelife

One of the best ways to avoid cookie-cutter Halloween entrance décor is to shop vintage and second-hand. It is not only an environmentally friendly way to decorate, but you can score a lot of unique finds at great prices. Plus, if you see something you like in a color that you don’t vibe with, paint is always an option! The pumpkins in this vintage vignette got a chic refresh with some chalk paint.

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How to Decorate an Entryway Table for Halloween

Photo: jaci.daily

This Halloween entryway uses a branch-filled vase, a glass pumpkin, dual frames, and black candlesticks to create contrast and height variation. And you can’t miss the birds and bats, which add an extra dose of intrigue and whimsy! When styling a Halloween entryway table, try placing tall and large pieces down first and working around them. Don’t have tall Halloween décor on hand? You can always extend the height of shorter décor by placing them on a stack of books or a riser.

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Creating Halloween Vignettes

Photo: stagerroz

When styling a longer Halloween side table, try to work in vignettes. Breaking up the big picture into smaller pieces can make the project feel less daunting and narrow down what parts are looking off.

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Fun with Spooky Fabric

Photo: meaganmarquisliving

Some black netting adds an organic shape and a whole new layer to this Halloween entryway décor. This type of fabric is available at most stores that sell Halloween décor or at fabric stores.

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Draped in Halloween Style

Photo: mintysalvage

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BOO!

Photo: southern_styleandhome

The only thing cuter than the pup in this pic is the Halloween décor! I am drooling over the webbing with the ghost that flows over the coat hooks—so creative!

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Giant Garden Guests

Photo: tuxedofarmhouse

Remember to always check your flowers and vegetables for bugs before bringing them inside. Otherwise, you may end up with giant spider friends like this boney gardener!

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Living Room

15 Fun and Fresh Purple Room Ideas

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Outdoor

11 Outdoor TV Ideas To Entertain in Style

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32 Halloween Entryway Décor Ideas to Boo-tify Your Entrance

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Playing Make Believe with Halloween Entryway Décor

Photo: bigfamilylittlefarmhouse

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Marriage-Themed Entryway

Photo: kira_turner

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A Place to Hang Your Hat

Photo: houseandhens

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DIY Hanging Witch Costumes

Photo: my.farmhouse.fanatic.life

Witch Wall Decor

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Witch Entryway Décor for Halloween

Photo: we_dabble

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Look, Mom! No Broom!

Photo: ourfarmhousestylehome

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Invisible Flying Witch Entryway Décor

Photo: our1917farmhouse

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Small Entryway Halloween Décor

Photo: rainbootsandrenovations

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Mini-Witches and Modern Farmhouse Décor

Photo: truemanstreasures

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DIY Paper Bats

Photo: farmhousetofrills

Paper Bats

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Home is Where the Bats & Pumpkins Are

Photo: houseandhens

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A Batty Welcome

Photo: kirklands

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Let the Bats Lead the Way

Photo: julie.thedesigntwins

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Witches with Farmhouse Style!

Photo: hendersonhome_

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Halloween Entryway Décor for the Wall

Photo: athomewithjenna

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Side Table Halloween Art

Photo: blessed_ranch

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A Little Hocus Pocus

Photo: greybirchdesigns

Hocus Pocus Halloween Decor

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An Entryway Treat

Photo: moderntexashouse

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Chalking Halloween Style

Photo: decor_doctor

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A Pop of Halloween Elegance

Photo: athomewithjenna

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Neutral Halloween Entryway Décor

Photo: bridgewaydesigns

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Going Batty for White Pumpkins

Photo: truemanstreasures

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Black & White Plaid

Photo: familylovehomedecor

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Farmhouse Entryway Bench

Photo: fairytalefarmhouse

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Halloween Throw Pillow Covers

Photo: motherthyme

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