26 Indoor Wreath Decorating Ideas

There are all types of things you can do with a vintage window frame, but hanging it on a wall and then hanging your wreath on it is a great indoor wreath decorating idea.

This DIY wreath made from artificial greenery combined with the old window frame gives instant farmhouse style to your space.

There is no rule that says a wreath has to hang on a wall when decorating with it indoors. Using it as shelf decor adds a great seasonal accent to your shelves.

Hang it on a backdrop to create a wreath display indoors. This shiplap backdrop is a great way to add farmhouse style to your shelves when decorating with wreaths indoors.

This one is actually hanging on the BACK of one of my Christmas signs. I painted the back of the sign white and VOILA, it's a great backdrop for a wreath the rest of the year when I don't need the Christmas decor.

Set your wreath directly on the shelf for display. You may have to lean it against other items, but it's a great way to decorate with wreaths indoors.

Add a grouping of different size frames together then place your wreath in front of them. It makes an interesting vignette that draws the eye.

Even though these wreaths were used for Seasonal decor for Valentine's Day - the content is the same if you did something else that could be used year-round.

Using the other decor items on a shelf is another way to display a wreath. Small decorative candle rings make great mini-wreaths.

They're small and can be added to taller pieces like this scale to add visual interest to a shelf vingnette.

It looks great hanging from the top of the vintage scale here!

We've seen another wreath hanging on an old window without window panes. How about hanging it on one that still has the panes intact?

I love the farmhouse look of this simple wreath on this vintage window.

You can do this with a window with or without the glass!

Attaching a small wreath to a vintage frame (which can easily be found at a thrift store for a makeover) and sitting it on a shelf is a fantastic way to decorate with wreaths indoors.

This one is tied to the frame using raffia that goes perfectly with the vintage frame and gives it a farmhouse vibe.

This small wreath is attached to a vintage gilded frame. The contrast of the wreath against the ornate frame gives this shelf vignette an eclectic look that could be used anywhere.

How cute is this little wreath made with an embroidery hoop?!

Wreaths aren't just for hanging above a mantel, you can set one directly on your mantel.

Nestled in with the other decor, this is an easy way to decorate using a wreath indoors.

These simple hoop wreaths are hung on the wall above a seasonal table display. Hanging them in a pair on the wall gives this seasonal display the finishing touch it needed.

Staggering their placement on the wall to fit with the other items in the display is a great way to decorate with wreaths indoors.

This wreath hung above the bar cart is so festive! The fresh oranges in the wreath pair with the oranges in the bowl on the cart and really make you want to step up and pour a fancy drink and get the party started!

Old shutters are perfect for decorating with farmhouse style. Add a wreath to them on a mantel and you have a cozy farmhouse vignette for the season.

Consider the color of the shutter and your wreath. The contrast of this neutral wreath on the dark shutters adds to the look and feel of this way to decorate with wreaths indoors.

I just love the eclectic boho vibe of this next one! Hanging a wreath on the wall to frame other wall decor is a fun way to decorate with a wreath indoors.

You could also hang your wreath around a sconce or other wall decor that doesn't lay flat against the wall. The possibilities are endless.

I know you've heard the design tip to use decorative items in groups of three. That can also apply to decorating with wreaths indoors.

Hang a trio of wreaths above a shelf and you have instant large wall art without spending a lot of money.

Let's not forget about the kitchen. Wreaths are great for decorating your kitchen and can be placed almost anywhere.

A large range hood just screams to be decorated with something, so why not a wreath? This orange slice wreath is perfect for the space, don't you think?

Wreaths can come in all shapes and sizes, making decorating with them indoors easy and fun. A hallway gallery wall is a great place to add greenery using a wreath.

Hang it directly on the wall or add a framed backdrop to really showcase it.

Nowadays with so many of us working from home, more and more homes have dedicated home offices. (Check out our home office here!)

A home office needs decor too and adding a wreath to the wall helps to brighten up the space that you spend so much time in.

You hang pictures above end tables, why not a wreath? It can be seasonal and go with the decor on the table or you could hang one that goes with your design style and home decor and leave it up all year round.

Glass doors on a china cabinet are just begging for a wreath! Hang it in the middle if your china cabinet only has one door or add two if it has double doors. The more wreaths the better!

A mirror is another way to hang and frame a wreath indoors. Mirrors help bring light into a room and hanging a wreath on your mirror will help brighten the space even more.

Change the wreath for each season as a welcoming addition to your indoor decor.

These unique wreaths are hung above a table as fun wall art, but this blogger also talks about hanging them from the ceiling.

A wreath hanging from the ceiling would be an interesting place for air plants or other greenery to live.

No fireplace is complete during the holidays without a wreath, even a faux fireplace needs its seasonal jewelry.

Large wreaths are perfect for hanging above fireplaces. They use up all the space and make your room festive.

Gallery walls are better with a wreath. A wreath adds visual interest and texture to what could potentially be just a flat collection of pictures, which is one of my favorite gallery wall styling tips.

Hang your wreath with other round items or use a mix of different shapes to really make it interesting.

We hang wreaths on the outside of a door, so why not the inside of a door? This collection of hoop wreaths makes a unique collection for the inside of the door in this entryway.

Change them with the seasons for a fun way to decorate with wreaths indoors.

Cozy up a corner using a wreath. Hanging a wreath in a corner above a seating area adds a simple design touch to a space you might otherwise overlook.

Using a wreath with greenery will allow you to change the other design elements of your corner without having to change your wall decor. That's a win-win!

Hang a fun colorful wreath above your desk. It might not be as practical as a clock or a calendar, but it sure will brighten up the space that you spend so much time in.

Hang wreaths on the back of chairs? YES! It adds a bit of elegance to your seating area.

Make them seasonal or all year round, whatever suits you. You can do this with any design style to decorate with wreaths indoors.