Styling · 5 min read
Festive wreath ideas for every front door.
Mix foliage, berries and ribbon to make a wreath that suits your door colour, your home’s style and your festive mood.
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The short answer
Match the wreath to your door. Classic crimson and gold suits navy or charcoal doors. Winter whites suit sage or pale grey doors and modern homes. Woodland minimal suits natural wood doors.
| Your door | Try |
|---|---|
| Navy or charcoal | Classic crimson & gold |
| Sage or pale grey | Winter whites |
| Natural wood | Woodland minimal |
A wreath sets the tone before guests step through your door. Whether you rent, own or decorate a workplace, these three looks give high impact for little effort, if you’re making or dressing your own.
Classic crimson & gold
Which wreath suits a navy or charcoal door?
Classic crimson and gold. Layer Nordmann Fir with sprigs of holly and eucalyptus. Add dried oranges, cinnamon sticks and hand-tied velvet ribbon for warmth.
Winter whites
Which wreath suits a sage or pale grey door?
Winter whites. Choose noble fir, eucalyptus and white-tipped pinecones. Finish with satin ribbon and pearl picks. It’s ideal for modern homes, too.
Woodland minimal
Which wreath suits a natural wood door?
Woodland minimal. Keep it simple, with a moss base, birch slices and trailing ivy. It looks fresh well into January.
Our wreath
Can I buy a wreath at the farm?
Yes. We sell one wreath: a traditional holly wreath, handmade by a local hospice. Ask about it when you come for your tree, or send us an enquiry.