As I've finally decided to take down our Christmas wreaths, I'm sort of missing something on each of our two front doors. While I think these wreaths are very pretty and seem welcoming, I'm not sure they're "us" (not that we're not welcoming!). Our house is cute...sort of cottage-ish, but our taste is just a little more modern. I do like the forsythia wreath. and the pussy willow wreath...they seem a little more natural-looking to me, and might fit in with the plantings around our house. Anyone have any ideas?
Friday, April 10, 2009
Wreaths...dorky or pretty?
As I've finally decided to take down our Christmas wreaths, I'm sort of missing something on each of our two front doors. While I think these wreaths are very pretty and seem welcoming, I'm not sure they're "us" (not that we're not welcoming!). Our house is cute...sort of cottage-ish, but our taste is just a little more modern. I do like the forsythia wreath. and the pussy willow wreath...they seem a little more natural-looking to me, and might fit in with the plantings around our house. Anyone have any ideas?
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I keep on going round and round on this one. Currently I do have a twig one on my door. Oh, and mine was from Christmas minus the ornament, ha! Happy Easter.
I think it just depends. I'm with you on liking the ones that are a little more natural-loooking.
I've had my eye on a cute little square one made of bright green moss.
I like the pussy willow wreath the best.
Roooooooooooooooth
Pretty.
I personally love wreaths, I think they say welcome. How about a square boxwood wreath? Simple and a little more modern with the shape.
Another idea is this square salal wreath (I'd post a pic if I had any idea how...) - try this link:
http://www.thewreathdepot.com/sqsawr17.html
or this one:
http://us.st12.yimg.com/us.st.yimg.com/I/nga-gardenshop_2050_9386024
or this one! (metal, painted white - on a site I think you'll like!)
http://morewaystowastetime.blogspot.com/2007/11/cool-stuff-modern-wreath.html
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