Small Wreath Big Impact: How to Style Cabinet Wreaths Like a Designer

Little Wreaths Huge Possibilities: How to Decorate Your Cabinet Wreaths Like A Pro
Wreaths for cabinet doors are small but can be very effective at transforming the look of a kitchen when styled in the right way. The goal is not to go bigger but to go smarter With the right size positioning and some additional details cabinet wreaths can create a finished look that is designer quality while not being too busy.

In this case the goal is to look for the right balance For a set of upper cabinets wreaths that are 8 to 12 inches are usually the best bet, Any larger and they run the risk of being too busy in the cabinet doors while any smaller and they can be frustrating. Prior to hanging them a bit of painter’s elsewhere on the door can help to choose a better center for each door and help to choose a good center.

Material coordinating is your next priority Take your cabinet hardware and finishes into account If your handles are brushed brass some warm toned ribbons will do the trick such as cream brown velvet and muted sage. For matte black some crisp white or deep green ribbons would do elegant contrast. For your wreath pieces coordinating to any greenery in the kitchen bar stools or seasonal decor can achieve a more scattered look.

Even the hanging method can make a difference With a simple ribbon looped over the top of the cabinet door you can achieve a classic look. For untidiness consistent ribbon lengths create a more uniform look For a more modern look adhesive hooks can be placed on the back of the door which are removable and nearly invisible.

Consider the layout strategy Go for symmetry by embellishing all upper cabinets or be selective for emphasis as in the cabinets by the range hood. For even spacing and good proportions, take a photo before making any adjustments.

Thoughtful color choice careful sizing and precise arrangement are what make cabinet wreaths so impactful even the smallest touches can add a lot to a design.