Wreaths have long symbolized more than just decoration. Historically, evergreen wreaths represented eternal life, and their circular shape mirrored the changing seasons. This decoration represents a tradition that continues today in both meaning and style.
While once reserved for only front doors, wreaths now add beauty and dimension to spaces throughout the home. With long-lasting faux florals and greenery, you can celebrate this timeless tradition all year round, bringing texture, color, and seasonal charm to every corner, season after season.
1. The Front Door
Nothing says “welcome” quite like a wreath on the front door. It’s the first impression of your home, so make it count. Choose a design that reflects the current season or complements your home’s exterior—think soft blooms for spring, airy dried stems for summer, and textured evergreens or berry accents in cooler months. A wide ribbon or minimal metal hook keeps the focus on the wreath itself, creating an effortlessly put-together entryway.
2. In the Window
Few things are as eye-catching from the street as a set of perfectly placed window wreaths. Try hanging matching wreaths on each front-facing window using ribbon or clear fishing line for a subtle, symmetrical look that elevates your home’s exterior. Don’t stop at the outside—bring the charm in by styling wreaths on kitchen or dining room windows for a cozy, layered feel that looks beautiful from both sides of the glass.
3. On a Display Cabinet
Transform a china cabinet into an eye-catching focal point by hanging a wreath on the upper doors. Whether you're displaying heirloom dish ware or styling the shelves with decorative accents, a wreath brings warmth and texture to the crisp lines of glass or wood. For a timeless touch, try a preserved eucalyptus or Norfolk pine wreath, it adds an organic feel that elevates any display cabinet.
4. Over the Bed
Add softness and natural charm to the bedroom by hanging a wreath above the headboard. It’s a simple way to introduce texture and greenery, especially in neutral spaces where subtle detail makes a big impact. Swap it out seasonally to refresh the look without changing your entire decor.
5. On Entryway Hooks
Mudrooms are full of functional charm, and a wreath can instantly elevate those everyday essentials. Try hanging one from a set of wall hooks or a coat rack to soften the space and make it feel more styled than utilitarian. It’s an easy, impactful way to bring seasonal decor into a transitional area of your home.
6. On the Kitchen Hood
Add warmth and charm to your kitchen by styling a wreath on the range hood. It’s an unexpected detail that brings color and texture to one of the most-used rooms in your home. A simple greenery wreath works beautifully here, tying in with wood tones, open shelving, or natural accents. Just be sure it’s safely secured and clear of direct heat.
7. Above the Mantel
The fireplace mantel draws the eye—and a well-placed wreath makes it feel complete. Hang one just above the hearth to frame the space, either on its own or layered with garlands and a few simple accents. It’s an effortless way to mark the changing seasons without restyling the entire room.
Decorate with Life-Like Wreaths
From front doors to bedroom walls, wreaths are one of the most versatile decor pieces you can use. With a little creativity, they can add a pop of color, texture, and personality to unexpected places all throughout your home.
Whether you're highlighting the season or simply adding a touch of softness, a well-placed wreath creates a sense of warmth and welcome. Best of all, with faux and preserved options, your favorite looks can last long past the season, making every space feel intentionally styled year-round. Browse our full Wreath Collection for more inspiration.
