Whether you’re craving a minimalist moment or a full woodland-in-the-city vibe, these five DIY projects will help you style your home with lush, living beauty—effortlessly.

1. Evergreen & Eucalyptus Stair Garland

A trailing garland instantly makes an entrance feel festive—lush, fragrant, and full of movement.

How to Make It

1. Measure your staircase railing and cut your base garland to length.
2. Layer eucalyptus stems into the garland, tucking them in and wiring them securely.
3. Add clusters of cedar and fir, creating natural “waves” of greenery.
4. Finish with velvet ribbon tied in loose bows at the newel post and midway up the stairs.
5. Mist lightly with water to keep greens fresh.

Product List

• Faux or fresh evergreen garland (9–12 ft)
• Fresh seeded eucalyptus stems
• Fresh cedar and fir branches
• Floral wire
• Velvet ribbon in a rich neutral (champagne, forest green, wine)
• Floral snips

2. Winter Blooming Centerpiece with Roses & Waxflower

This design blends the romance of winter whites and soft blush with evergreen textures.

How to Make It

1. Soak floral foam and secure it inside your vessel.
2. Create a base with mixed greens: cedar, pine, and eucalyptus.
3. Add roses in small clusters, varying heights for an organic feel.
4. Tuck in waxflower for delicate texture.
5. Finish with ornament picks or mercury glass accents for holiday sparkle.

Product List

• Footed compote or bowl
• Floral foam
• Cedar, pine, and eucalyptus
• Garden roses (white, blush, or champagne)
• Waxflower or baby’s breath
• Small ornament picks (optional)
• Shears + floral tape

3. Fresh Greenery Mantel Swag with Dried Citrus

A timeless combination of earthy evergreens and handmade dried citrus slices—perfect for a warm, old-world holiday look.

How to Make It

1. Dehydrate orange slices (200°F for 2–3 hours) until crisp or purchase dried orange slices.
2. Lay mixed greenery on the mantel, positioning stems so they cascade gracefully.
3. Secure bunches with floral wire and anchor them behind your décor.
4. Add dried citrus, pinecones, and a few sprigs of berries.
5. Finish with a trailing silk ribbon drape at one end.

Product List

• Fresh pine branches
• Juniper branches
• Magnolia stems
• Dried Oranges
• Pinecones
• Berry picks (real or faux)
• Ivory or taupe silk ribbon
• Floral wire/tape
• Shears

4. Mini Kitchen Wreaths for Cabinet Doors

Sweet, simple, and charming—these tiny wreaths add boutique-hotel warmth to your kitchen.

How to Make It

1. Form small wreath bases using wired faux greenery or mini grapevine rings.
2. Layer fresh rosemary or boxwood for natural fragrance.
3. Add a bow made from thin velvet ribbon.
4. Hang using clear removable hooks or ribbon loops over the doors.

Product List

• Mini grapevine wreaths or faux greenery loops
• Fresh rosemary or boxwood sprigs
• Velvet ribbon (¼–½ inch)
• Scissors
• Clear removable hooks

5. Holiday Floral & Greenery Candle Runner

A low, sprawling arrangement that brings drama to dining tables without blocking conversation.

How to Make It

1. Place pillar candles down the center of your table.
2. Surround them with mixed evergreen branches, forming a loose runner.
3. Add clusters of florals—carnations, roses, ranunculus—nestled low.
4. Incorporate berry stems and pinecones for seasonal texture.
5. Keep florals in water tubes to extend life.

Product List

• Pillar candles (assorted heights)
• Cedar, cypress, and pine greenery
• Fresh roses, ranunculus, or carnations
• Water tubes
• Pinecones & berry stems
• Floral Snips