Courtesy of Chelsea Faulkner
By: Jaime Costiglio
Hi Friends,
Break the wreath mold this season with creative door decor ideas that are sure to stun. Now don't get me wrong, I love a gorgeous fall wreath. But sometimes it's nice to take a break from the norm and try something new. So this year, I've decided to swap out my usual grapevine wreath for a front door decoration that's equally as beautiful but totally unexpected. Who knew there were so many gorgeous non-wreath options out there? Check out a few of my faves below.
DIY Door Tags
Simple and chic, the featured fall-themed door tags from DIY blogger Jaime Costiglio are a fun, elegant way to add a touch of seasonality to your outdoor decor.
Dried Florals
Jeremy Hartwell
Get a long-lasting fresh flower look by filling a vintage hanging container with dried hydrangea, cotton stems and curly willow branches. When it's time to switch out your fall door decor, simply rearrange all materials in a vase to be enjoyed indoors.
Garden Rake Welcome
Is last year's rake looking a little worse for the wear? Instead of tossing it, give it new life as a cheery fall welcome arrangement.
Basket of Flowers
iStock/WichitS
A woven hanging basket is a simple, pretty way to display potted, dried or faux seasonal blooms.
Corn Door Hanger
iStock/Brian McEntire
Nothing says "fall" quite like a bundle of dried flint corn. For an elegant presentation, choose three to five large ears in a variety of colors, then hang with a trailing branch of fall foliage.
Wow With Wheat
Julie Blanner
This quintessential fall door decoration from lifestyle blogger Julie Blanner is as pretty to look at as it is easy to make. All you need is a handful of wheat, a rubberband and some ribbon.
Chalk It Up
Sara Syrett
I'm in love with the way DIY blogger Sarah Syrett upcycled this old silver tray with a little chalkboard paint and some eye-catching fall florals.
Pumpkins Aren't Just for Carving
Hortus Ltd.
A rustic metal basket lined with wheat straw creates the perfect base for displaying pumpkins, apples or other decorative seasonal produce. Opt for high quality faux varieties instead of the real thing to keep the basket from getting too heavy and to ensure your decor will last throughout the season.
Great options to the traditional, right? Come share some of yours with us too; look forward to hearing from you...
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Live well,
Yvonne
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