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Simple is not boring. Maybe you have a minimalist lifestyle, or maybe you don’t like or don’t wanna invest a lot of money on seasonal fall decor, but you definitely wanna get in the mood. By simple fall wreaths, I mean minimal visual information going on. So I selected some beautiful wreaths in fall colors, with dried flowers, grapevine, wheat, pampas grass, iron, woodchip, and so on. So you’ll find both natural (more expensive) and artificial (cheaper) materials. Most wreaths in this post are handmade in the USA by small sellers from Etsy. But there are options from stores like Wayfair and Home Depot, as well.
So, whether you’re looking for a natural wreath for fall to put in your dining room or at your front door to welcome your guests for Thanksgiving, I hope you find the perfect match for your home!
Simple Wreaths For Fall
Minimal Chic Fall Wreath With Artificial Red Greenery & Yellow Flowers | 18″
Starburst Fall Wreath | 24″
Simple Fall Wreath With Burlap Bow and Dried Flowers | 18″
Felt Leaf Wreaths In Earthy Autumn Colors | 18″
$85.50
The color combination of this fall wreath is a winner. The felt leaves are hand-cut and the whole piece is handmade and shipped to you from VA.
You can hang it on the front door outside, but it may become dusty. I’d hang it over the living room mantle or in the bedroom, put some drops of cinnamon, vanilla, or fall blend essential oil on it from time to time, and turn my house into a giant pumpkin latte.
What do you think?