Merrymaxxing is the holiday trend of the season, and the idea is easy to get behind—lean into the festive stuff as much as you possibly can. That means more lights, more color, more sparkle and more decorations than you probably planned on. Instead of keeping things pared down, merrymaxxers decorate big and have fun with it. If you’re looking for a piece that fits the movement perfectly, Michaels has one.
Meet the Tinsel Wreath with Ornaments by Ashland, a front door-ready burst of bold, colorful, unapologetic cheer. It lives in Michaels’ Merry Kitschmas collection, a name that tells you everything about the vibe. This isn’t a tasteful sprig of evergreen whispering “happy holidays” from a beige porch. It’s a wreath with a personality and that personality is a disco ball at a toy store.
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Tinsel Wreath with Ornaments by Ashland, $44.99 at Michaels
Tinsel Wreath with Ornaments by AshlandMichaels
Shop It!At 22 inches across, it’s big enough to command a door, a wall or a mantel while still leaving space for more decorations. It’s built from shimmering tinsel and decked out with ornaments, so you get texture, shine and color all at once. It’s priced at $44.99 (currently marked down from $49.99), which is a pretty reasonable fee for the main character of your holiday decor.
Michaels describes it as a way to bring “a little whimsy” to your home. We think that’s underselling it, and so far, shoppers agree. Its first reviewer stated “I love it! This wreath is really nice. It’s a good size and so pretty ?.” We think it’ll fit right in with vintage holiday decor and a home filled with bright, bold colors this season.
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Merrymaxxing Is Here, and Michaels Has a Wreath for It
The real genius is how flexible it is. Hang it on the front door and let the neighbors know exactly what kind of household this is. Put it over the fireplace, where it can sparkle in the glow of every other overdone decoration you own. Stick it on a range hood, in a craft nook or in your office cubicle that desperately needs it. Just be sure to put it somewhere that catches the light.
And that’s the beauty of merrymaxxing. Nobody’s grading your taste. There’s no such thing as a clashing color, only a more festive one. The wreath doesn’t ask you to match your decor. So, this season, skip the minimalist mood board. Go big, go bright and let this tinsel and ornament wreath do the talking.
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