About this design
The Hexagon Frame Wreath gives the wreath a geometric twist. A clean six-sided frame forms the base, and two leafy sprigs, nine leaves each, climb its lower sides from a small cluster of berries at the bottom point. The upper part of the hexagon stays clean, so the frame feels modern and architectural.
It suits contemporary homes, geometric stationery and anyone who likes their greenery with a bit of structure.
Project ideas
- Modern door signs. A hexagon frame around a family name.
- Wedding signs. Initials inside a gold hexagon.
- Modern cards. A greeting inside the frame.
- Mugs and tumblers. A small hexagon with a monogram.
- Wall art. A large hexagon frame around a seasonal word.
Color ideas
The default color version uses a gold frame, green leaves and red berries. Other ideas:
- Black frame with sage leaves for a modern farmhouse look
- Rose gold frame with blush leaves for a wedding
- White frame with silver leaves for a frosty style
- Copper frame with deep green leaves
Size and cutting tips
This wreath passes our cut checks from about 1.5 inches wide. The hexagon frame is straight-edged, so it applies neatly with transfer tape and aligns easily with text.
For laser cutting, the straight sides make a clean, quick cut; engrave the leaves for texture.
Step by step: a modern family sign
- Download the solid SVG and size it to 14 inches.
- Cut it from 1/8-inch black acrylic or paint a wood cut-out matte black.
- Paint the leaves green and the berries red, or leave everything one color.
- Cut the family name from white or gold acrylic.
- Glue the name across the middle of the hexagon so it touches both sides.
- Hang it from the top corner with a leather strap or ribbon.
Good to know
Straight sides make the hexagon easy to align with a level, so the sign hangs perfectly straight even on a textured door.
Variations to try
- Use a gold frame with white leaves for a wedding sign.
- Add a single initial instead of a full name.
- Cut a small version for coasters or ornaments.
A note on orientation
The hexagon sits with flat sides at the top and bottom, which makes a level shelf for text. Rotate it 30 degrees in your software if you prefer a point at the top for a more dynamic, gem-like look.
Pairs well with
The Hexagon Window Snowflake and the Crystal Plate Snowflake share the six-sided theme.
