Decorative Door Stoppers
Buy the best decorative door stoppers selected and recommended by interior designers. By Peyton Robinson.
Door stops don't have to be ugly and metal. They can be fun, whimsical, or elegant. Do you like bears? We have a bear doorstop that looks like the bear is holding the door for you. There are heavy leaves, or dogs, or a crane riding a turtle. For all your doorstep needs, we guarantee we have the doorstop for you. See this extensive collection for all the options.
Decorative Door Stoppers
Buying Guide
Peyton Robinson
Interior Design Expert
From fancy feeding stations to designer crate furniture, Peyton knows how to ensure comfort to your furry companion without compromising on the aesthetics of your home.
Decorative door stops can do quite a number of things for your entryway or exit area. They can help prevent slam damage when doors crash against walls, hold the door open when you are carrying things in or out, and even help make you feel a little more secure at night by bracing the door from within. Better yet, they are, well, decorative. They come in all sorts of shapes and sizes, from shy bunny rabbits to pugnacious pug dogs. Some are just extremely efficient abstract designs, doing what doorstops do best.
Iron Mouse Doorstop
How about a mighty mouse holding back your door with its seemingly fragile paws? If you would like, you could get the little fellow a matching cat scratching door stop – similar construction, but instead of the mouse, the figure is a cat reaching up to scratch on the door.
Monkey Knot Doorstop
This doorstop is one of those intricate mysteries that might have given rise to legends such as the one about the Gordian Knot – the one that was supposedly impossible to untie. It is tied from one long, continuous piece of rope. Originally, they were tied in the ends of ropes that would be dragged behind a boat or as a weight on a heaving line. You might not think that jute would be that heavy, but tied in three continuous strands, it has quite a heft.
Faithful Fido
Nothing says security and home like a sculpted dog. Weighing in at four pounds, this little fellow will certainly keep your door from swinging closed when you want it open and will do a pretty good job of keeping it closed. He is beautifully molded, with floppy ears and a blunt muzzle. You almost expect him to whine or bark. Beautiful housewarming or garden gift.
Stoppy, the Universal Door Stop
It looks like a bit of paisley sneaked off someone’s 1960’s bell-bottom trousers, but it is really a versatile little doorstop. Its unique shape means that you can stick it in almost any door or window crevice to keep it from shifting. Stoppy comes in assorted colors which makes it easy to mix or match to any décor.
Nautical Door Stop
Some doorstops are just beautiful. How about a starfish mounted on a dolphin, surfer style as if the dolphin were the surfboard? When the doorstop is holding back a door, it looks as if the starfish is holding back the door. It comes in various colors, or you could always paint it the color you want.
Sand Bag Door Stops
When all else fails, you can sand bag it. These sand bags are decorative linen with jute handles and your choice of logo. Each one weight two pounds, which gives a good bit of “weight” to keep a door open or closed.