As the winter season sets in and we find ourselves spending more time indoors, the desire for comfort and coziness is the number one.
One often overlooked but significant area in our homes is the hallway and the entrance door. They too deserve a seasonal makeover. Why not adorn them with a beautiful winter wreath? Let’s explore the current trends in winter wreath decorations.
Back to Nature
Eco-friendliness is a prevailing theme, influencing our choices in both interior and exterior decorations. When considering a wreath to adorn your door, opt for one crafted solely from natural materials. By steering clear of plastics and embracing the delightful scents of natural pine, pinecones, or other gifts from mother nature, you can truly enhance your home’s ambiance.
Minimalistic Elegance
Gone are the days of overly elaborate winter and Christmas decorations. In addition to using natural materials, minimalism also applies to door wreaths. A eucalyptus wreath without unnecessary accessories, but also pinecones and moss wreath look stylish. Minimalism and ecology go hand in hand, so a simple wreath on the door looks really impressive, even without excessive ornaments.
Dried Ornaments
Traditionally, when we think of a winter wreath, we picture a decorated wreath with many ornaments. However, the current trend adheres to the philosophy that “less is more.” Kitschy, over-the-top decorations are no longer en vogue. Instead of glossy plastic ornaments and glitter, consider adorning your wreath with dried herbs or fruits. You can use dried lemon, but also cloves or rosehips that will pleasantly scent your house. Get inspired by nature, and as a bonus, the wreath accessories won’t burden your.
A Dash of Extravagance
If you find pinecones or eucalyptus too simple and are in search of something more eye-catching, consider hanging an unconventional feather wreath on your door. Feathers have emerged as a current trend in winter and Christmas decorations, offering a touch of luxury and extravagance to your home. Feather wreaths come in various shades, from white, gray, and black to more vibrant options like emerald or burgundy.
Text: Michaela Miňová, photo: unsplash.com
