35 Fall Wreaths That Will Get Your Home Ready for Sweater Weather

The rich browns and oranges of this wreath—handmade of salal leaves, oats, phalaris, and flax pods that were grown on an independent farm in Mexico—create maximum drama. Place it over a mantel or on your front door for a bold statement. We kind of love that it's not super lush.

Pampas grass works for every season, but in neutral colors like this, we love it for fall. The only issue with pampas grass is that it tends to smell pretty putrid after a week or two. Luckily, this one is artificial, so you get all of the benefits of the real thing without the drawbacks. Get it in six colors, including a soft blush and a moody jewel-toned mauve.

If you're looking for something simple and elegant, try a wreath made of deep green and purple botanicals. This one is made of fresh olive leaf and dried lavender, which creates an overall soft and textured look. Plus, we feel like we can smell the heavenly aroma through the screen.

This wreath may include preserved slices of orange, a summer fruit, but the sprigs of lavender and rich greenery—topped off with a burlap bow—make it a stylish pick for fall. Because it's made of real materials (as opposed to artificial alternatives), it may shed, which is totally normal, so you may want to avoid placing it on a high-traffic door. Try a side door instead.

This almost wild-looking floral wreath is one of our favorites for one reason: the moments of blue. When we think of a fall wreath, the other elements—miniature pumpkins, rich greenery, and orange-toned florals—come to mind, but there's something about the pale blue blooms that are captivating in all the right ways. The fact that there are only three makes it even more visually interesting.

We recommend shopping at MacKenzie-Childs for all holiday and seasonal decor because the pieces are made with such charming attention to detail and color that they're hard to resist. Case in point: this Sunny Blooms fall wreath, which is made with faux eucalyptus, grapevines, and sunflowers accented with MacKenzie-Childs's iconic checkered print.

If you can't tell from the lack of visual context, this Sullivans fall wreath is on the smaller side at 12.5 inches in diameter, so if you want to snag two, go for it. We love it because it's not so aggressively fall that you couldn't use it in the winter, spring, or summer.

On the complete opposite end of the seasonal spectrum? This Amazon wreath, which looks super on-theme for fall. It comprises foam berries, leaves, and wheat on a grapevine frame. If you live in a place with impressive fall foliage, imagine how beautiful this will look against such a backdrop.

Anyone with an affinity for peonies could assume that this wreath is artificial because the luscious blooms are in season for only a few weeks in the springtime. That said, if you're just looking at this wreath, you would never know it's fake. All of the florals are arranged on the frame by hand, so a lot of care and attention to detail went into this lush fall wreath.

Brown, orange, and olive faux eucalyptus leaves make this wreath the epitome of fall. It's sure to look good among the rest of your seasonal decor without overtaking your space. So if you're in the market for something on the demure side, opt for this elegant find.

There's a lot to look at here, but that's what we love about it: It's busy in a good way. It features large silk peonies, hydrangeas, and greenery. There are also a few bright red faux berries, which make us think you can leave this fall wreath up for the winter.

This is another trendproof wreath we think deserves a spot on the list. It's made of artificial boxwood that, if you look closely enough, is dotted with white and green faux berries. It's all in the details, right? Depending on the rest of your front porch, this wreath can skew Christmas, summer, Easter, or fall. For fall, add decor with deep notes of orange, red, and gold.

This is giving us fruit basket vibes in wreath form, and we're obsessed with it. The Pottery Barn find features a twig wreath base, golden-hued quince, and sprays of hydrangeas, berries, and boxwood. Word to the wise: It's delicate and not suited for outdoor use, so hang it in your dining or living room.

This faux sumac wreath is also indoors only, so feel free to place it in a space that's a little light on color. If you want to go the extra mile, snag the matching garland to go with it.

Keep things simple and fresh with this pared-down wreath that's adorned with faux eucalyptus. The unique shape and arrangement are sure to make a good impression.

Who knew Amazon was home to so much gorgeous fall-centric home decor? This wreath is so fun and festive without a single flower. Instead, it's adorned with leaves, berries, and mini pumpkins.

A wreath made entirely of silk eucalyptus is another option that doesn't exactly go out of style when the season changes. It works for fall as well as it does in the spring, so if you like the look of a minimalist wreath, feel free to hang this one.

Nothing says fall like sunset hues, and this fall berry wreath is proof. It comprises a few bunches of foam berries and faux maple leaves that come together in a warm and welcoming greeting.

This cotton-dotted wreath boasts that perfectly imperfect look because it's handmade. It skews a little bit farmhouse, so if you live in a home that shares that vibe, feel free to lean in and hang this wreath. Otherwise, add a touch of soft texture to your space with an unexpected piece of decor.

Thanksgiving isn't the only fall holiday that could use a little door decor This wreath with orange LED lights is great for Halloween, too. Spooky smoke effects aren't included, so feel free to embrace the harvest vibes, not scary ones.