Pine Cone Plastic Wreath with Berries 40cm - Green & Blue

This plastic wreath pairs soft green foliage with clusters of deep blue berries, a cooler take on the classic evergreen ring. Long, fine pine sprays sit alongside feathery sprigs with paler tips, so the greenery has real depth and movement rather than a flat, uniform look. Small brown cones are tucked in around the ring, and the berries gather in generous bunches at intervals, their matt blue echoing the cooler tones in the leaves. Everything is built on a round base with a twiggy brown look that shows at the centre, and at 40cm it is a comfortable size for a door or a stretch of wall without crowding it.

Hang it on an inside door, prop it on a mantelpiece or give it a spot on a hallway wall, where the blue berries bring a fresh change from the usual reds and golds of seasonal decorating. It works just as well laid flat on a sideboard or dining table as a centrepiece, or set in a deep window recess so it can be enjoyed from the room. Being plastic, it can be packed away and brought out again each winter, with no dropped needles to sweep up. It sits happily against white walls, natural wood and darker painted panelling alike, and we think it suits a calm Nordic scheme, a cottage hallway or a modern living room.

To hang it, use a wreath hanger over the top of a door, a sturdy hook, or a length of ribbon tied around the base. Care is simple: dust it with a soft dry cloth, and after storage, tease the sprays outward so the ring looks full again. Store it flat so the berries and cones keep their place. Tie a navy velvet bow at the top, or let it hang plain against a pale wall where the berries stand out.

What is this wreath made from?

It is made from plastic, with green pine sprays and feathery sprigs, deep blue berries and small brown cones arranged around a round base.

How big is the wreath?

It is 40cm, a comfortable size for an inside door, a hallway wall or a mantelpiece without crowding the space around it.

What colours are in the wreath?

The foliage is green, with some feathery sprigs in a paler green, and the berries are a deep matt blue, set off by small brown cones.

How can I hang it?

A wreath hanger over the top of a door works well, or you can use a sturdy hook or a length of ribbon tied around the base.

Can I use it as a table centrepiece?

Yes, it looks just as good laid flat on a dining table or sideboard as it does hanging on a door or wall.

How do I look after it?

Dust it with a soft dry cloth, gently fluff the sprays outward after storage, and keep it flat in a box between seasons.