With Halloween just around the corner, you’re probably thinking about the perfect costume for your office Halloween party or after work event.
But have you given any thought to your office’s Halloween door decorating contest?
Chances are, if your office has a door, there’s a competition. And we all know that competitions mean prizes.
So don’t let this opportunity to showcase your creativity pass you by.
Here are 25 of the best Halloween office door ideas to help you have the most original door in your entire building.
1. Zombie Office Worker
This Halloween office door decoration idea is perfect for a workplace where the employees are always tired.
Turn your office door into a zombie office worker by adding a few simple decorations.
Add a fake hand that looks like it’s coming out of the door, and hang a tie on the handle.
Then, paint your door to look like a zombie’s face, and add some fake blood to complete the look.
2. The Nightmare Before Christmas
This office door from us is a great example of a simple, yet effective, way to decorate your door for Halloween.
The classic black and white color scheme, combined with a few well-placed decorations, makes for a stunning display.
3. Halloween Candy Land
Create a fun Halloween candy land on your office door using a variety of your favorite sweets.
You can use a variety of candy to create a colorful rainbow like the one shown above, or you can choose a color scheme and stick to candies that fit your theme.
For example, you could create a black and orange candy land using only candies that are black or orange in color.
4. Spooky Forest
This Halloween office door from the team at us is an example of how you can create a spooky scene with just a few basic colors.
We love the use of the black and white spider webbing on the door, and the tree branches and leaves on the wall are a great addition.
One of the best parts of this door is the use of the black and white color scheme.
It’s a great way to make a statement without having to use a lot of colors.
5. Office Monster
This office monster is a friendly and not-so-scary way to greet your coworkers.
The best part about this door is that it’s a great way to show off your crafting skills!
You can make a monster door like this by cutting out different shapes with colored paper and then gluing them together.
If you want to go all out, you could even add some fun textures with colored felt.
6. The Addams Family
The Addams Family is a classic Halloween movie. If you have a small team and want to do a group costume, this is a great one to choose.
You can also make it a little more casual by having everyone dress as a different Addams Family character.
Use a giant spider web as the backdrop for your Addams Family door.
Then, have each team member bring in a picture of their favorite Addams Family character.
You can even add some fun quotes from the movie.
This is a great idea for a door decorating contest because it’s simple, but still really creative.
7. Haunted House
There are so many different ways you can decorate your office door to look like a haunted house.
You can go for a spooky look with spider webs and bats, or you can make it look like a full-blown haunted mansion with a grand entrance and all.
This door is the perfect example of a spooky haunted house.
We love how the door looks like it’s been boarded up with wood, and the windows are covered with spider webs.
The skeleton looks like it’s trying to break out of the house, and the sign that says “Keep Out” is the perfect finishing touch.
8. Mummies at the Office
Mummies are a classic Halloween decoration, but we love how this office took the traditional mummy and turned it into a modern piece of art.
This door decoration is perfect for the minimalist who still wants to get in on the Halloween fun.
All you need to make this mummy door is a roll of white streamers and a few pieces of black paper.
9. Halloween at the Office Graveyard
If you’re looking for a way to incorporate your office windows into your Halloween door decorating, then this is the perfect idea for you.
This office door looks like it’s part of a spooky graveyard scene, complete with a skeleton and a gravestone.
The office windows are covered in black paper and have a few gravestones and skeletons on them as well.
10. Spooky Office Door
This door is perfect for the office that wants to participate in Halloween decorating but doesn’t want to go over the top.
This design is simple yet festive. The bats are a great touch, and you can find them at any store that sells Halloween decorations.
11. Ghostbusters Office Door
Who ya gonna call? Ghostbusters! This incredible Halloween office door design is a tribute to the iconic movie.
The door is covered in a white sheet with a ghostly face drawn on it.
The sign above the door says, “If there’s something strange in your neighborhood…” and the sign on the side of the door says, “Who ya gonna call?”
This is a fun and simple Halloween office door decoration that can be put together in minutes.
The white sheet is just a long piece of paper, and the ghost face is a drawing.
You can replicate this design for your office door, or simply draw a ghost face on a white sheet and hang it on the door.
12. Halloween Office Door
This Halloween office door decoration is so simple, yet so effective.
We love how the webbing takes over the door and the simple “Happy Halloween” sign is the focal point.
This is a great example of how you can use a few simple decorations to make a big impact.
This would be a great option for a door that you can’t cover completely or that doesn’t have a lot of space to work with!
Conclusion
Halloween is a great time to be creative and have fun. There are many ways you can decorate your office door for Halloween. You can create a Halloween door decoration with a pumpkin, a witch, a ghost, a bat, a spider, a skeleton, a mummy, a zombie, a monster, a black cat, a vampire, a haunted house, a graveyard, a spider web, or a coffin. You can use construction paper, felt, foam, fabric, paint, ribbon, yarn, tape, glue, and other craft supplies to create a Halloween door decoration. You can add lights, sound, and motion to your Halloween door decoration for a spooky effect.