Wreath Ideas and Styling Suggestions: Wreaths for Every Season and for Your Cabinet Doors

Wreaths are an easy creative way to add seasonal flair to your home and can even help highlight your personal style, Cabinet doors especially make a great decorative canvas, Unlike replacing furniture cabinet wreaths help draw the eye and add to the ambiance while leaving the rest of the space unchanged. With thoughtful design size and a seasonal wreath you can easily elevate your space.

How to Choose a Wreath

First things first you need to know the sizes of your cabinet doors (height and width) before choosing or making cabinet door wreaths, As a general rule of thumb wreaths should be smaller than cabinet doors. Smaller wreaths also help maintain the overall design of the space on doors that are more narrow and smaller while larger and fuller wreaths can be featured on larger fuller cabinet doors. As a rule of thumb cabinet space should be visible around the wreath to balance the design.

A wreath should preferably be lightweight. Materials like fabric artificial greenery and dried flowers should hang easily plus their lightweight nature helps them avoid undue stress on cabinet hinges. If a cabinet door is frequently opened wreath size and weight should be kept small to avoid interference.

Choose a Cabinet Wreath Hanging Method that Protects Your Cabinets

How you hang a cabinet wreath is based on your cabinet material and how often you open the doors. Removable adhesive hooks are a quick solution as long as your cabinet surface supports it. For cabinet doors that are made of metal magnetic hangers are a great solution. Cabinet doors that need a more traditional and softer look can have decorative ribbon laced over the door.

Always check your cabinet wreath hanging method for any potential scratches or damage to the cabinet surface. Be sure your wreath also doesn’t interfere with cabinet handles or any of your cabinet doors.

Match Your Wreaths to Your Cabinets

Cabinet wreaths can easily look intentional with a little color matching. Cabinets that are white or cream can support colored cabinet wreaths that feature eucalyptus olive branches or non-blooming softly colored neutral arrangements. Cabinets made of natural wood can support fuller woodland textured wreaths that feature dried leaves berries or other dried elements that are also full of color.

Darker cabinets can use a lighter colored wreath. Full of a more festive color scheme of red white or evergreen with a touch of metallic can easily decorate a wreath for the holidays.

Switching Out Your Wreaths for Every Season

Cabinet wreaths can easily switch with the seasons, Pastels with light greens for spring sunflowers and bright greens and yellows for summer then switch to reds oranges and rusts for fall and wreaths with evergreens berries and pinecones for winter along with the snow.

Wreaths should be packed in dry containers to keep the shapes and colors for the next season, Storing in the right places out of the sun and away from the heat and away from water damage.

With the right colors to fit the season the right sizes and the right placements wreaths can add charm to the cabinets in all the rooms of your house at a low cost.