A 38 cm wreath built around eucalyptus foliage rather than maple leaves — slim pointed leaves in orange-red and faded sage, wired onto a round frame so the greenery reads as one continuous ring. The colour is autumnal without being a harvest cliché: closer to dried and pressed than to bright pumpkin orange.
38 cm suits a standard front door, and this is the piece in the range actually intended for outside — hung under a porch or a lintel it holds up to weather better than the layered pumpkin wreaths do, because there is less to catch wind and rain. It works just as well flat against an interior wall, where the shape is enough on its own without a hook or a ribbon.
The foliage arrives compressed and needs about ten minutes of fanning out by hand before it looks like the photographs. Direct sun will fade it over a season, so a north-facing door will keep its colour longer. Vandora goes for warmth over novelty.
Material: plastic foliage on a wire ring
Diameter: 38 cm (15 in)
Foliage: eucalyptus, orange-red and sage
Shape: round
Placement: front door, covered porch, interior wall
Care: fan out by hand on arrival; avoid direct sun
