Here are 6 colorful layered doormat options, perfect for summer. 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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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.
Pattern Mixing
The best pattern mixing relies on contrast.
- Contrasting shapes and motifs. Florals with geometric shapes are my favorite example.
Colorful Layered Doormats
Mix and match your favorites! For instance, the green buffalo check rug would look amazing with the watermelon rug!
Colorful Layered Doormats
Colorful layered doormat options for front porches, perfect for summer!
Floral Doormat Natural Green - Opalhouse™
Floral doormat by Opalhouse.
Buffalo Plaid Outdoor Rug - Threshold™
Green buffalo check outdoor rug.
Floral Tufted Doormat - Opalhouse™
Large floral doormat by Opalhouse.
Patio Rug 2'X3' Fab Habitat Indigo
Blue and white striped outdoor rug.
Vacation Tropical Outdoor Doormat Green - Threshold™
Tropical leaf doormat.
Davos Outdoor Rug Navy/Beige - Safavieh
Blue and white outdoor rug.
Vacation Tropical Outdoor Rug Green - Threshold™
Tropical leaves outdoor rug. (I have this rug on my deck and the colors are gorgeous in person.)
Summer Treats Tufted Doormat - Sun Squad™
Colorful popsicle doormat.
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