Say hello in style with this handmade 18-inch “Hello” wooden door hanger, the perfect way to welcome guests all year long. This piece features a trendy black-and-natural wood color block design, accented with a bold black-and-white striped bow and soft faux greenery for a fresh farmhouse-meets-modern look.
✨ Product Features:
• 18" round wood sign
• Black + stained wood two-tone design
• White “hello” in elegant script
• Faux lamb’s ear and greenery
• Black-and-white striped bow with jute trim
• Ready to hang with twine loop
• Lightweight & best for covered porches or indoor use
• Handmade in Boise, ID
🎁 Ideal for:
Front door or entryway
Porch or patio décor
Housewarming gifts
Minimalist and farmhouse interiors
Each hanger is handmade, so slight variations in greenery placement may occur — making yours one of a kind!
Shipping from United States
Processing time
1-2 business days
Payment Options
Returns & Exchanges
I gladly accept cancellations
Frequently Asked Questions
Custom and personalized orders
We do accept custom or personalized orders. If it is something that you are looking for and not seeing, just message me and if I can do it, I will! Custom orders can cost more if I have to get additional product or equipment to create it and they do take longer to get to you in case I have to wait for things to arrive through mail but I actually do get pretty excited about creating custom orders so don't hesitate reaching out. I also won't send them out until I send a picture of the finished work to you and get approval.
What type of wax is used in the candles
I use a luxury coconut apricot wax blend. After a lot of research and trial and error, I have found that this wax type exceeds my expectations. It has excellent hot and cold throw, it is smooth. With research, I have found that it actually has a better eco score than soy. It is clean burning and natural. It is made with coconut and apricot oils with a sliver of paraffin wax that is so low of an amount that it doesn't even really show on the safety data sheets. The paraffin is there basically for wax stability.