10 Cabinet Wreath Ideas To Decorate Your Kitchen Year Round

Wreaths have a magical way of making houses feel instantly homier. They bring personality and character to plain doors, from the front to the back and everywhere in between. But now, people are no longer limiting themselves to hanging wreaths in all the traditional places. They're bringing that warm and welcoming look to their kitchen cabinets — and we're all in on the trend. We don't mean hanging them up only when it's time to celebrate Christmas or other holidays you like to decorate for. We're talking about giving kitchen cabinets pizzazz all year with wreaths that will blend in perfectly. 

There's something that feels really special when stepping into a kitchen filled with intentional decor that goes beyond just being useful countertop gadgets. Regardless of whether your kitchen embraces cottagecore, farmhouse, or uber modern, a wreath can anchor the whole aesthetic without being an intrusion. The muted greens of lamb's ear wreaths create a casual atmosphere, while boxwood wreaths have a classic, structured vibe with their deeper shades of green. Even dried floral wreaths can give a sense of calm to your entire kitchen. You can keep your cabinet wreaths looking fresh by swapping out the ribbon or changing the texture. 

If you're the creative type who can DIY wreaths using empty toilet paper rolls or you prefer to keep it simple with store-bought ones, these wreath ideas can give you a head start for dressing up your kitchen cabinets year-round. 

A faux berry wreath can instantly brighten up your kitchen cabinets. With its layers upon layers of berry clusters, these wreaths bring texture into your space without overwhelming everything else. Pick muted tones to make it easier to flow throughout the seasons, and add a pretty ribbon in a complementary color to add a pop of color. 

For a classic, cottage-y aesthetic, there might be nothing prettier than a lily-of-the-valley iron wreath. The bell-like flowers create a romantic vibe without being too girly or tied to a specific time of year. Hang it over a cabinet for a modern look that never fades. If you want to add lily-of-the-valley to your garden, you should know it's one of the fragrant perennials Queen Elizabeth adored.

A brass-toned metal oak leaf wreath can bring warmth to your kitchen with a sculptural aesthetic.  The metal finish works with both light and dark cabinets, letting you bask in its shiny glory all year. This wreath offers a modern vibe for those who prefer decor without a lot of greenery. You can swap out the ribbon to match each season. 

A small, dried lavender wreath can soften your kitchen by blending natural texture with an effortless, romantic feel. The purple shades and dainty stems give your cabinets a pop of color that looks fresh without taking over the kitchen. You'll likely also get faint whiffs of the calming lavender notes, making the space feel extra welcoming. Its countryside vibe works with virtually any kitchen and cabinet style.

Mini lamb's ear wreaths are perfect for giving your kitchen a plush texture and a somewhat farmhouse aesthetic. Thanks to its muted hue, lamb's ear wreaths can match pretty much every cabinet color and style. Plus, depending on the ribbon you use to hang it over your cabinets, you can change the look without messing with the wreaths' super adorable vibe.  

A faux boxwood wreath is a great way to dress up your kitchen cabinets. Its lush leaves give off an updated feel that works any time of year. Since boxwood has a pretty, vibrant green hue, it goes with virtually any cabinet color, from white shaker doors to dark wood cabinets. Add any color bow and long ribbon to blend effortlessly with your decor. 

A simple, nature-inspired wreath in neutral tones is an obscure way to add texture to your kitchen cabinets. For white cabinets, a wreath with soft beige and khaki leaves can make a statement without going completely overboard. But for darker-colored cabinets, these wreaths instantly stand out against the rich background. If you can find one with sparse arrays of twigs, then you'll get an extra element to your nature-inspired wreath. 

A square moss wreath puts a modern spin on classic greenery. It has a minimalist aesthetic that works with any decor style and kitchen shade. Tie a pretty ribbon around it in a color that complements your decor and swap it out if you want as the seasons change. The deep green moss is the perfect tone for sprucing up your plain kitchen cabinets. You can also DIY a cottagecore moss wreath with a few affordable Dollar Tree finds.

Mini cedar wreaths bring a fresh, woodsy aesthetic to kitchen cabinets with their soft, feathery greenery and natural texture. Its deep green shades are earthy and inviting, making it a great accent any time of year, not just in winter. Whether your kitchen is modern, cottage-y, or art deco, a mini cedar wreath adds an organic touch, making your space feel even more homey.

For a different kind of look for your kitchen cabinets, a eucalyptus wreath with an exposed metal ring offers a more minimalist, less fussy vibe. It gives your space a neutral look that can easily flow from one season to the next without skipping a beat. Eucalyptus wreaths give off a casual, classic feel without making it like you tried too hard to make a statement — a look you'll never get tired of seeing.