15 Christmas Wreath Ideas for Filling Your Home with Joy in 2024

The Norfolk pine wreath is an artificial option that could fool family and friends with the greenest of thumbs. Never again will you have to worry about branches falling off or drying out with this gift that keeps on giving—year after merry year.

This wreath is just what you need to add some exuberance to your holiday tableau. The range of colors? The glossy and matte finishes? The femininity of it all? Stunning, stunning, and (did we mention this already?) stunning.

The velvety brown undersides of magnolia leaves, combined with their rich green top sides, make for the most elegant holiday wreath. Your home’s forecast this December? Utmost freshness.

Who said Christmas is all about the red and the green? For those who aren’t willing to part with autumn quite yet, this uplifting yellow wreath is the perfect cure. Trust us, it will turn heads and start conversations.

This is a wreath for sophisticated homes—like yours. Its bronze color is the perfect way to dilute the palette of bold hues and textures that characterize interiors during Christmastime. For the ultimate matching moment, buy it alongside CB2’s faux bronze pine Christmas tree.

Got that bohemian soul in you? Enter: a Christmas wreath in the shape of a peace sign, colored an attractive chartreuse. This one puts a literal spin on the “Peace on Earth” greeting.

If Cameron Diaz’s house in The Holiday were to receive the wreath treatment, it would undoubtedly be this olive leaf one. Its clean minimalism is not boring at all—in fact, this selection will infuse any home with instant vigor.

Not only does this bay leaf wreath look beautiful, but the leaves can also be used in your next stew. That is to say, it will make for an excellent addition to your kitchen window.

Hey, Barbie—get this wreath to satisfy your addiction to all things pink. It’s hand-flocked and comes with enchanting LED lights. Psst…this purchase will also pair exceptionally well with #37 on our Top Christmas Tree Themes roundup!

This shoppable wreath is made out of cedar picked from the foothills of the Olympic Mountains. It also comes with a free rustic hanger to really make your home fit the farmhouse aesthetic this Christmas. We see no flaws.

Stars and stripes are for the Fourth of July; stars on aged iron wire are for Christmas (hey, we don’t make the rules). This wreath is unconventional but oh-so mesmerizing through its sheer simplicity. Would it be a stretch to say it’s making us starry-eyed?

Blake Sams’s go-to wreath retailer is Weston Farms. The North Carolina–based nursery stocks a variety of options in different sizes, shapes, and materials. This wreath has close to 1,000 leaves and is a vibrant display of canary yellow, baby blue, deep green, and other hues.

Lulu and Georgia’s winter wreath features a mix of eucalyptus leaves and red berries—working to bring the outdoors into your home this holiday.

This faux wood wreath has a trifecta of wintergreen pieces: magnolia, cedar, and pine cones. Want to elevate the illusion of live plants to new heights? Spritz it with some magnolia eau de parfum (like this one from the brand Acqua di Parma).

A flat trompe l’oeil Christmas wreath is a great option for someone with limited holiday storage space. Plus, you can’t have actual exotic animals—like zebras and cheetahs—hanging on your door, so this is the next best thing.