Decorative Mailboxes

Decorative mailboxes with classic detail: Whitehall's cast aluminum Capitol and Balmoral curbside mailboxes, many with personalized address plaques and decorative posts, and Ecco's Victorian and Arts and Crafts wall mailboxes. The first choice is where it goes: on a post at the curb, or on the wall by your door.

How to choose a decorative mailbox

• A classic curbside mailbox: the Whitehall Capitol is sand cast aluminum, 20% larger than a standard mailbox, in black, bronze, white or green.
• More room: the Whitehall Balmoral holds about 3 times as much as a standard mailbox, so magazines lie flat.
• Your address on the mailbox: Capitol and Balmoral packages add side plaques, a door plaque or a one-letter monogram, made to order. The Ultimate Capitol Mailbox Package adds a post, a two-sided topper and a newspaper holder.
• Several homes on one post: Whitehall's multi-mailbox packages put 2 to 5 Capitol mailboxes on one decorative post, each with its own door plaque.
• On the house wall: the Ecco E6 is die-cast aluminum with Victorian relief details and a hand-accented finish; the Ecco E7 is plated 18-gauge brass in an Arts and Crafts design.

Decorative mailbox questions

Are decorative mailboxes USPS approved?

The Whitehall Capitol and Balmoral are USPS approved curbside mailboxes. Check with your local postmaster before installing. See all USPS-approved mailboxes.

What are Whitehall mailboxes made of?

Sand cast, high-density aluminum alloy with Whitehall's Alumi-Shield all-weather coating. See the full Whitehall range.

Can I personalize a decorative mailbox?

Yes. Whitehall plaque and monogram packages are made to order with your house number, street name or family initial. See more custom mailboxes.

Is there a decorative mailbox that locks?

The Ecco E6 comes as a locking version or with a non-locking thumb latch. For more choice, see locking mailboxes.