Seasonal Wreath Styling Tips 

A wreath is one of the most versatile decorations you can own. Traditionally hung on doors, they’ve now found their way into homes in all sorts of creative ways. With the right styling, a handmade wreath can transform your space, whether it’s a rustic farmhouse kitchen or a modern city flat. 

Here are our favourite ways to style Yorkshire Wreaths throughout the year. 

1. Front Door Statement 

Nothing says “welcome” quite like a wreath on your front door. It’s the first thing visitors see, and it sets the tone for your home. A bold berry wreath in winter, a harvest wreath in autumn, or a meadow-inspired design in summer, whatever the season, a door wreath adds instant charm. 

Tip: Choose a size that fits your door. Large doors can take a bold statement piece, while smaller doors look better with medium or petite wreaths. 

2. Dining Table Centrepiece 

Turn your wreath into a beautiful table decoration by laying it flat and placing a candle or vase in the centre. For special dinners or festive gatherings, it’s a showstopper. Add small seasonal touches – like pinecones at Christmas or wildflowers in spring – to tie it in with the occasion. 

3. Kitchen Charm 

Smaller wreaths work wonderfully in kitchens. Hang one on a pantry door, a cupboard, or even above the cooker (away from steam and heat). It adds a homely, rustic feel and reminds you of the seasons while you cook. 

4. Wall Feature 

Wreaths aren’t just for doors – they can be wall art too. A dried flower wreath brings colour and texture to plain walls, while a green foliage wreath can soften more formal rooms. Mix and match with picture frames or mirrors for a stylish display. 

5. Seasonal Rotation 

One of the best things about wreaths is that they change with the seasons. A meadow wreath in summer, a harvest wreath in autumn, a berry wreath in winter – you can swap them throughout the year to keep your home feeling fresh and in tune with nature. 

Why Style with Yorkshire Wreaths? 

Our wreaths aren’t just decorations – they’re expressions of the seasons. Each one is handmade, unique, and inspired by Yorkshire’s countryside. When you bring one into your home, you’re not just styling – you’re celebrating the beauty of nature.