Fixer upper style farmhouse wreaths for all budgets! The best sources to find cotton, boxwood, magnolia, olive branch wreaths (and more!) Affiliate links are included – full disclosure here.
One of my favorite ways to add life to space is through greenery. While I love adding real house plants, it just doesn’t work in every space. Wreaths are an easy way to update your space for a very low price tag, and help to add life to any space.
If you’re Fixer Upper, farmhouse, Joanna Gaines obsessed (like me!) then you’ve probably spent some time trying to hunt down the perfect, yet affordable, wreath for your home. Here’s my favorite farmhouse wreaths, where to buy them & how to decorate with them:
Farmhouse wreaths:
Cotton wreaths:
Cotton wreaths are SO perfect for farmhouse decor. They work well across all seasons, and just add great texture to any room. I personally love them against a dark wall or a wood surface
You can get them here or find some on Etsy as well. Or click the images to shop these below!
Where to buy magnolia wreaths:
Magnolia wreaths are stunning, but have recently become popular by my all-time favorite Joanna Gaines. You can get lots of variations and sizes on Etsy.
If those aren’t in your budget, you can learn how to make your own with this tutorial from Refresh Restyle! Shop some beautiful magnolia wreaths by cilcking on these pictures:
Where to buy boxwood wreaths online:
I will start with my favorite – boxwood wreaths. I have mine displayed in my kitchen year-round. Make sure you get a preserved boxwood wreath so it will last a long time. (more boxwood decorating inspiration here)
I got mine through Amazon, but there’s some great options on Etsy and even stores like this one. Or click on the pictures below to shop:
image via Shades of Blue Interiors
Another wreath that will be trending majorly this spring is olive wreaths – I love the neutral texture these bring and I would love displaying them all year long.
Other sources for farmhouse wreaths:
One of my other favorite secret tips is to shop flash deal sites for great deals on wreaths (and so many other things!). These are some of my most favorite (best kept secret) spots to find the best deals:
I can’t link to specific wreaths through their site since they are usually only on sale for a few days at a time. But if you subscribe to their e-mails, you should be able to see their deals as they happen!
If you like this post, you’ll love my other farmhouse inspired shopping guides! Click here to see so many more.
Where to buy farmhouse ceiling fans online:
Where to buy farmhouse wall clocks online:
Where to buy x-back farmhouse chairs online:
Connie says
Christina, Can you tell me about your ceiling? Is it stained and if so what color is the stain? I’m loving your home!!
Christina says
Thank you so much, Connie! The wood ceiling is one of my favorite parts of our kitchen 🙂 I actually wrote a whole post with all of that information here! 🙂 christina-maria.com/2016/03/how-to-build-a-wood-ceiling.html
Susan says
Cute rug!! Where’d you buy it?
Christina says
thanks Susan – which rug are you talking about? The one in our family room?
Alison | So Chic Life says
Thank you for such great resources for wreaths had never heard of these vendors. Love your site too. Not sure if it was just my browser but there are so many native ads popping up it was almost impossible to read this post. Just wanted to give you a heads up.
Christina says
oh man thanks for letting me know – I so appreciate your feedback! Sorry the ads were disruptive – I’ll be in contact with my ad agency about that :/
mary says
what paint is on the wall in the picture of the cotton wreath above the tv?? it’s a nice light greige color.
Christina says
Thanks Mary! It’s BE Revere Pewter – you can see more of it & the other paint colors in our home here: christina-maria.com/modern-farmhouse-paint-colors/
Tracey says
Very sadly diappointed to notice tgat all 3 of your sites recommended are USA only shipping sites!,
Christina says
So sorry, Tracey! I will have to try to find more shops that ship internationally. Do you have any to recommend?