All Mezuzahs

Modern Mezuzahs for Every Doorway

A mezuzah is the first thing that greets you at home and the last thing you pass on your way out. A small case on the doorpost, a handwritten scroll inside, and a tradition that has outlasted every door it's ever hung on.

Concrete by a painted front door. Slim stainless steel on a hallway frame. Terrazzo flecked with color at the entrance to a child's room. The Jewish mezuzah hasn't changed in centuries. Our doorways have, and so has the way it fits into a home.

At SURI, we design modern mezuzahs for real doorways: sizes for every scroll, finishes for indoors and out, and sets for the whole house. Pieces that look considered on the day you hang them and still feel right years later.

How to Choose a Mezuzah

Start with what goes inside. The case gets the compliments, but the scroll is the mitzvah. Most of our cases are sold without one, so pair yours with a kosher mezuzah scroll handwritten in Jerusalem. Each case lists the scroll size it fits; match the two before you order and save yourself a return.

Then placement, because it decides the material. A mezuzah for the front door faces sun, rain and a steady stream of deliveries, so choose a sturdy case made for outdoor use. Concrete is heavy and grounded, with a matte, architectural finish. Stainless steel is slim, light and quietly polished. Indoors, you can play a little: ceramic, enamel, a pop of color by the nursery door.

Finally, style. Minimalist lines settle into a modern home without asking for attention; handmade and artistic pieces are happy to start a conversation.
A luxury mezuzah is less about ornament and more about material: solid concrete, terrazzo or polished stainless steel, finished by hand and made to age well on the doorpost.  Either way, a good mezuzah for a doorway works with the frame, not against it. Think good houseguest, not lead singer.

Find the Right Mezuzah for Your Home

Doing the whole house at once? Mezuzah sets pair one larger entrance case with matching cases for the rooms inside, in sets of three, four or five. Every doorway looks like it belongs to the same home, and you make one decision instead of five.

Looking for a single piece? Browse all mezuzah cases, or go straight to concrete and terrazzo, white, gray or black designs. For exposed doors, try our outdoor-ready mezuzah cases.

Every mezuzah for sale on this page can be filtered by scroll size, placement, material and color, so hundreds of designs narrow to the few that suit your door. Fewer open tabs, better choices. And once the doorpost is done, a family name sign or a home blessing finishes the entrance.

Mezuzah FAQ

Where do you place a mezuzah?

On the right side of the doorway as you walk into the room, in the upper third of the doorpost. Ashkenazi custom tilts the top toward the room; Sephardi custom hangs it upright. For an unusual doorway, ask your rabbi.

What is the blessing for hanging a mezuzah?

בָּרוּךְ אַתָּה ה' אֱלֹהֵינוּ מֶלֶךְ הָעוֹלָם, אֲשֶׁר קִדְּשָׁנוּ בְּמִצְוֹתָיו וְצִוָּנוּ לִקְבֹּעַ מְזוּזָה.
Baruch atah Adonai, Eloheinu melech ha'olam, asher kid'shanu b'mitzvotav v'tzivanu likbo'a mezuzah.

The blessing thanks God for the commandment to affix a mezuzah. Hanging several at once? One blessing before the first covers them all.

Does a mezuzah case come with a scroll?

Usually not. The case protects the scroll; the scroll itself must be handwritten on parchment by a trained scribe, and a printed copy isn't kosher. Find certified scrolls in our mezuzah scrolls collection. The few designs that include one say so in the product name.

What size mezuzah do I need?

It depends on the scroll, not the door. Each case lists the scroll size it fits, and the Scroll Size filter does the matching for you. Front doors usually take a larger case, interior doors a smaller one.

How many mezuzahs does a home need?

Traditionally, one on every doorway of a room you live in: the front door, bedrooms, kitchen, living room, home office. Bathrooms don't get one, and small closets usually don't either. A set covers several doors in one matching design.

Can I hang a mezuzah outside?

Yes. Use the Placement filter to find outdoor-ready cases, and make sure the case closes snugly around the scroll. Wherever it hangs, the custom is to have the scroll checked by a scribe twice every seven years.

Is a mezuzah a good housewarming gift?

It's the rare gift that never ends up in a drawer. Hung once, passed every day, it quietly becomes part of the house. Browse more housewarming gifts to go with it.

Where can I buy a mezuzah online?

Explore SURI's collection online. Our modern mezuzahs, kosher scrolls and matching sets come in concrete, terrazzo, stainless steel and handmade designs, and you can filter by scroll size, placement, material and color. Orders from $150 ship free.

Find the mezuzah you'll be glad to pass every day. Explore SURI's mezuzahs.