by Michelle Gage

Bold colors and novelty brass go together like peanut butter and jelly. Put this punchy combination on a door and you have a greeting your guests will never forget.

@amy_stone

Pineapples were once seen as a sign of hospitality. What better way to welcome guests than with that symbol greeting them at your front door!

@sarakatestudios

This regal Victorian bronze lion roars with excitement as guests gather at your front door.

@mackenziehoran

You’ll have a whaley good time collecting compliments on this nautical knocker.

@michelle_adams_

This slithering snake adds even more edge to this already midnight black door.

@mmmichgage

Giddy up! This vintage horse shoe door knocker is sure to bring luck to all those who enter your home.

@amy_stone

We’re not the least bit crabby about this crustacean crawling up our door.

@ilumiere

These elegant hands extend themselves to your guests, welcoming all those who enter.

@brightonkeller

A little lobster never hurt anyone! Add this catch of the day to the door of your beach house.

@brightbazaar

This friendly fox greets guests with a cunning smile.

@kristarobertso

Ahoy! Set sail with this nautical anchor, posing as a door knocker.

@sarakatestudios

It’s no surprise that the hospitality pineapple makes a double feature. Often brought back from lengthy travels, the pineapple was given as a welcoming gesture.

@amy_stone

Sally could sell us an entire pail full of these adorable seashell door knockers.

@sarakatestudios

A knocker that doubles as a hanger? Sign us up.

@door_knocker

And old school knocker paired with a new age color makes for a cool vibe.

@brightonkeller

Can’t go wrong with classic.