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[Katcat1]

Dried lavender and hydrangea wreath.  Indoor use or heavily protected outer door.  $109 - Pottery Barn.   The price seems a little high but it is pretty.

[QVCkitty1]

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@Katcat1 wrote:

Dried lavender and hydrangea wreath.  Indoor use or heavily protected outer door.  $109 - Pottery Barn.   The price seems a little high but it is pretty.

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gorgeous !

[mspatmac]

I love it but it's to small for over my fireplace.  If it was 22" it would be mine.

[DREAMON]

Beautiful!

[fthunt]

Opinion only - price is not too high for all the work and material involved.  I've paid

$125 but.............it's too fussy and too much (stuff) on it for me.   I like cleaner lines and space between......this and that.

[SunValley]

I find this wreath appeals to me more than the current trend of deco mesh wreaths. Those are over $100 too. 

[lovesrecess]

The center isn’t open enough for my taste, but the colors used are beautiful.

[Nonametoday]

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@lovesrecess wrote:
The center isn’t open enough for my taste, but the colors used are beautiful.

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@lovesrecess 

I agree. It's too scrunched up and not even openness.  The colors are beautiful.  I venture to say you could probably find a leftover grapevine wreath in your crafts area or get one at Hobby Lobby, take a picture of this and make one yourself far cheaper.  This one looks quite small and not near large enough for my front door.  I want 22-24 inches.

Equally beautiful wreaths at Home Goods, TJ Maxx and Kirkland for far less.  In fact, I saw a faux eucalyptus wreath at PB for $129 and there is one that I think is prettier at Kirkland for $49.00.