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Home » Home Decor » Colorful Layered Doormats for Summer

June 12, 2019

Colorful Layered Doormats for Summer

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Make designing your dream room a breeze with my Printable Room Planner.

Here are 6 colorful layered doormat options, perfect for summer. Layered doormats is a trendy way to update your porch. Layering the patterns gives a homey look to an outdoor space.

You might also like my front porch makeover on a budget.

Maybe I’m a little late to the trend, but I’m loving the look of layered doormats. Let’s face it, there aren’t a lot of options to make porches fun. So adding pattern on pattern is a fun way to add personality to a bland space.

As a color lover, I haven’t seen very many options that use a ton of color, so I figured I would make my own.

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Layered Front Door Mats with Color

Collage of colorful layered doormats
  1. Watermelon
  2. Green Plaid
  3. Evil Eye
  4. Yellow Floral
  5. Blue and Aqua Stripes
  6. Blue Floral
  7. Flowers
  8. Blue Stripes
  9. Retro Floral
  10. Green Trellis
  11. Aqua Home Sweet Home
  12. Red Pattern

How to Layer Doormats

For most doors, a regular sized doormat works best with a 3×5 outdoor rug. If you need a larger doormat, be sure to choose an outdoor rug that’s larger than your doormat.

You’ll also want to make sure that you’re using outdoor rugs, even in a covered space. Outdoor rugs can hold up to the sun, heat, and dirt better than indoor rugs.

Layered rugs using a buffalo check rug with a floral doormat in front of a yellow front door.
This is what I bought for my front porch. (The floral mat is no longer available.)

Pattern Mixing

The best pattern mixing relies on contrast.

  • Contrasting shapes and motifs. Florals with geometric shapes are my favorite example.
  • Contrasting sizes. Dainty patterns with a large scale pattern always look amazing.
  • Contrasting colors. I love pairing unexpected color combos.
  • Contrasting styles. A traditional style paired with a modern pattern makes a fun mixture.

Colorful Layered Doormats

Mix and match your favorites!

You might also like:

  • How to paint a front door
  • How to paint shutters
  • How to paint a plaid doormat

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pin image - collage of doormats

 

Emy Flint

Emy is a vintage obsessed mama of 2 DIYer who loves sharing affordable solutions for common home problems. You don’t need a giant budget to create a lovely home. Read more…

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