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Guest Picks: Autumn Wreaths
Crown your front door with berries, foliage, pinecones and other decorative touches that convey a warm fall welcome
Erika Johnson is an editorial contributor and lifestyle blogger based near Boston, MA. Raised with equal time in Boston, Dallas and Seattle, Erika’s style can be described as innately New England, while weak-kneed for Southern charm. With a professional background split between the worlds of design and history, Erika launched Radiant Republic 2011 to blend her two loves: visual discovery and story telling. Radiant Republic has evolved into a place where interior design explorations and sartorial adventures are shared, garnering attention from the likes of House Beautiful, Rue Magazine and The New York Times.
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Each year I count the days until the New England foliage changes from emerald green to a kaleidoscope of fiery color. One of my favorite decor decisions is selecting an autumn wreath, but it is often too difficult for me to pick just one. As my wreath collection swells, I'm sharing my favorites for fall and the approaching holiday season. — Erika from Radiant Republic
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Authentic gourds and maple leaves add gorgeous texture to this pretty piece. It's such a kaleidoscope of fall color.
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In New England, cranberries are a resounding symbol of fall. Adorning a front door, they add a perfectly crimson punch of color.
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The mix of white and ivory paper flowers is ethereal. This would be darling juxtaposed against my red front door — or any door for that matter.
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The hydrangea in my yard have been trimmed back for the cold season, but it doesn't mean that I have to go without them this Thanksgiving. I love the trifecta of color in this pretty hydrangea wreath.
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This square boxwood wreath is pretty on its own. I would use it as an interesting frame for my favorite fall photo.
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by Pottery Barn
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| This live succulent wreath takes the cake. With three varieties arranged together, it is truly a one-of-a-kind piece. |
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Have you ever seen such a pretty monogram? I love the moss letters and burlap ribbon. It may need to grace this (almost) newlywed's door this season.
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by Pottery Barn
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| These hand-harvested magnolia leaves are reminiscent of a southern fall. The burlap ribbon adds a welcome element of whimsy. |
by Pier 1 Imports
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If you're like me, you love pomegranates in the fall. Paired with golden magnolia leaves, the two combine the natural colors of fall perfectly.
by Williams-Sonoma
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In the fall, I love to frequent local farms and pumpkin patches for color and decor inspiration. This wreath oozes the same rustic charm.
by Williams-Sonoma
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This spectrum of autumn grains is sure to turn heads. I love the organic feel of this pretty wreath.
by Garnet Hill
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This red pinecone wreath is a glamorous addition to autumn decor. The pinecones are finished in a high gloss, making them shine like rubies.
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I love baking with fall fruit almost as much as I love incorporating it in my fall decor. The apples and pears on this wreath are subtly spectacular.
by Williams-Sonoma
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Step outside the box with a star-shaped wreath. This one will carry a front door from fall through the holidays.
by Anthropologie
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If you prefer to keep your wreath indoors, this eucalyptus wood wreath mirror is a charming addition to any room.
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The colors of this fiery wreath make me pine for pumpkin. I love the orange and red hues.
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This twig-style wreath is almost too pretty to put outdoors. I love using a smaller wreath with an antique hurricane adorning the center as a grand centerpiece.
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The foliage and berries adorning this wreath are pretty reminders of why fall is my favorite season. The colors blend beautifully.
by Garnet Hill
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The delicate look of this Sparkle Pinecone wreath makes me wax nostalgic for cozy nights and frost-kissed mornings.
by Garnet Hill
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A wreath collage is sure to be the envy of any neighborhood. The grouped wreaths add a whimsical touch to a fall tradition.
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olldbobbi These are all so beautiful it's hard to pick a favorite! I think I like the pumpkin wreath the best.
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mcd53 All beautiful, but instead of paying $99.99 for a wreath I walk around our 6 acres gathering things, get ny hot glue gun out, paint, pins,whatever I feel like. A wreath on the door makes your visitors feel at home before they come in. And they are so much fun.
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robins_nesting_place Here's mine! A chalkboard instead of a wreath! All thrift or sale items and under $10.00! 
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billinmi The cranberry wreath does not appear to be available at the linked Wright Wreath store!!
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infernanda Amazing Grace!! One is beuatiful than another..
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dabadckgrl I'm sorry but the sparkle pinecone wreath is pitiful looking. It looks like it was in a fire!
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