Amazon, Babysitter, or Joanna Gaines Doormat
I’m so glad you’re excited about the Fall Nesting series — I am too. Having a yearly ritual to share with you is one of the things I look forward to most. This is my first autumn with our Dutch doors, so I felt inspired to hunt for a few new fall doormats.
Do you switch out doormats by season? I find myself wanting fresh mats in both spring and fall. It’s the little touches that bring the most joy, and a simple new mat can instantly refresh an entryway.
After combing the web for doormat options, I picked favorites to save you time. Below are the mats I considered, the two I ordered, and the two I already own. These picks reflect a range of styles — from cozy autumnal vibes to playful and welcoming designs.
Come in and Cozy Up Doormat
This one felt like the perfect cozy choice for fall, so I ordered it.
Welcome Shelf
Cat and Succulent Doormat
I purchased this one at a local garden store last spring and many readers asked about it. I was happy to finally find it available online.
Fancy Meeting You Here Doormat
Come As You Are Doormat
This is the mat by our side door.
Home is Where My Doodle Is Doormat
With four doodles in our family, this one was a must-have.
Shop all of our doormat finds here or click the images above to identify sources in the gallery.
While I’m excited about fall and small seasonal updates like doormats, my heart has been heavy lately. Many friends online are coping with devastating storms, flooding, and other deep losses. It’s hard to carry on as usual when so many are suffering. To everyone affected, please know we’re thinking of you and praying for comfort and recovery.
My family experienced a flood at my parents’ riverside home about twenty years ago. The water rose to the doors and filled the basement. Although the house and our family were ultimately spared, the experience was terrifying and left a lasting impression.
Through September 30th, Magnolia Market is donating 100% of proceeds from a Texas Forever shirt to Hurricane Harvey relief efforts. It’s a simple way to support communities in need.