Christmas wreaths on kitchen cabinets are one of the easiest ways to make your home feel festive – especially when the rest of the holiday decor is still in boxes somewhere.
Your kitchen is where all the action happens this time of year, so giving your upper cabinets a little seasonal glow-up just makes sense.
This list has something for everyone: classic red and green, minimalist Christmas decor, even a few unexpected ribbon wreath ideas.
Whether you’re decorating for a cozy dinner party or just trying to make the space feel cheerful while wrangling picky eaters, these wreaths bring instant charm. Plus, we’ll show you how to hang them on cabinet doors without damaging a thing (hello, Command Hooks).
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1. Ornament Ball Wreaths for a Classic, Jolly Pop
Nothing says “it’s Christmas, baby!” like a wreath made of shiny red, green, and silver ornaments. This one is loud, proud, and exactly the kind of over-the-top holiday cheer your kitchen deserves. Perfect for families, nostalgic decorators, or anyone who grew up with tinsel on everything.
Why You’ll Love This Look
- Festive and bold — no subtlety required
- Instantly makes your kitchen feel more fun
- Reflective ornaments catch light and sparkle all day
- Great for kids’ spaces or classic red-and-green themes
What You’ll Need
You can get it here on Amazon: Red, Green, and Silver Christmas Ornament Wreath
You can get them here on Amazon: 3M Command Hooks
Product Tips
- This wreath is slightly thicker, so it works best on flat-front or inset panel cabinets
- Hang using a wide satin ribbon or invisible fishing line for a cleaner look
- Pair it with other shiny ornaments in jars or bowls around the kitchen for a cohesive vibe
Styling Ideas
- Looks amazing on white, black, or even navy cabinets
- Add a red or silver bow to the top if you want to go full retro
- Great with peppermint, candy cane, or Santa-themed kitchen decor
Storage Tips
- Store it in a hard-sided wreath box — the ornaments can scratch or crack
- Keep tissue or bubble wrap between each one if storing in multiples
How to Hang an Ornament Wreath on Cabinets
You’ll need:
- 1–4 of these ornament wreaths (this one’s great)
- 3M Command hooks
- Ribbon or fishing line, depending on the look you’re going for
Instructions:
- Stick a Command hook upside down on the inside of the cabinet door
- Attach the wreath using ribbon or line, keeping it centered
- Adjust the angle so it doesn’t tilt (the wreath is a bit weighty!)
- Turn on your Christmas playlist and enjoy the sparkle
Covers: 1–4 cabinet doors (these are bolder, so fewer is more)