Regency 8" Grey & White Owl Pair

Bring woodland character, soft texture, and elegant neutral color to your designs with this pair of 8-inch grey and white owls by Regency.

Both owls share a plush feathered finish in soft white with grey and taupe mottling across the back, wings, and crown, so the plumage reads as natural variation rather than flat color. Dense textured strands create the appearance of ruffled feathers, with the white chests contrasting cleanly against the darker markings on the back.

The two birds are posed differently, so together they read as a composed pair rather than duplicates. The left owl stands tall with its ear tufts raised into prominent peaks above the head, giving it an alert, upright posture. The right owl sits lower and more rounded with its tufts relaxed, its body turned slightly and its tail angled outward.

Both have expressive faces with large yellow-gold eyes ringed in dark, small sculpted grey beaks, and realistic brown wrapped feet with individually formed talons that let each owl stand independently. Dark brown layered wing feathers extend down the sides and tail, adding depth and contrast to the pale body.

At approximately 8 inches tall, each owl is a substantial decorative accent. Use the pair together as a cohesive vignette, or place them separately to balance a wreath, mantel, or tabletop display.

Because both are freestanding figurines rather than wired stems, they suit placements that picks cannot fill — shelf styling, tiered trays, tabletops, mantel ledges, bookcase displays, gift baskets, and winter centerpieces — as well as being wired or hot-glued into wreaths, swags, and container arrangements.

Their grey-and-white palette suits winter wonderland and snowy farmhouse designs, neutral and traditional Christmas styling, woodland and lodge decor, and elegant winter decor that carries past December.

Product Details

• Brand: Regency
• Product type: Decorative owl figurines
• Quantity: Pair (2 owls)
• Height: Approximately 8 inches each
• Primary color: White
• Accent colors: Grey, taupe, and dark brown
• Feather texture: Plush synthetic feathers with a ruffled finish
• Facial details: Yellow-gold eyes with dark rings; small sculpted grey beaks
• Wings and tail: Layered dark brown feathers with white and grey edging
• Feet: Brown wrapped legs with individually formed talons
• Poses: Two distinct poses — one tall with ear tufts raised, one lower and rounded with tufts relaxed
• Design style: Woodland, farmhouse, winter wonderland, neutral, and designer-inspired
• Seasonal use: Winter, Christmas, and year-round woodland decor
• Care: Dust gently with a soft brush; keep away from direct heat and moisture

Perfect for Wreaths, Tabletop, and Woodland Displays

Christmas Wreaths

Wire or hot-glue a single owl to the wreath base beside the bow, or nestle it deep in the greenery so it appears to be perched among the foliage. Its 8-inch height makes it substantial enough to hold its own against a large bow.

Pair with the flocked Norfolk pine, the red and white plaid reversible ribbon, pinecones, and ivory berries.

Mantel and Tabletop Displays

Place the pair together on a mantel ledge, sideboard, or dining table for an instant woodland vignette. Their differing poses and tuft heights create natural composition without additional styling.

Tiered Trays and Shelf Styling

The freestanding feet make these owls ideal for tiered trays, bookcases, console styling, and kitchen displays where wired picks will not stand unaided.

Winter Wonderland Designs

Combine with the silverwash cedar and foxtail spray, the snowed noble fir, the Craig Bachman iridescent sprays, silver metallic ribbon, and ice-toned ornaments for a layered frozen palette.

Farmhouse and Lodge Decor

Pair with natural burlap, brown leather-look ribbon, wood slices, the Craig Bachman pine cone picks, and bronze ornaments for a cozy cabin-inspired arrangement.

Gift Baskets and Wrapped Presentations

Add the pair to a holiday gift basket, or attach one to a wrapped package as an unusual dimensional topper.

Natural and Woodland Decor

Because the palette is neutral white, grey, and brown rather than strictly holiday, the owls carry past December into winter and woodland styling year-round.

Why You'll Love This Grey and White Owl Pair

Two Distinct Poses

One owl stands tall with raised tufts while the other sits lower and rounder, so the pair reads as a composed vignette rather than two identical figures.

Layered Brown Wing Feathers

The dark brown wing and tail feathers contrast against the pale body, adding depth and giving the owls a more natural, dimensional appearance.

Gold-Ringed Eyes and Detailed Feet

The yellow-gold eyes, sculpted beaks, and wrapped legs with individual talons give the owls a lifelike, crafted character.

Freestanding Form

Unlike wired picks, these stand independently, which opens up tiered trays, shelves, and tabletop placements.

Neutral Versatile Palette

White, grey, and brown coordinate with nearly every holiday and winter scheme, from snowy farmhouse to traditional lodge.

Established Regency Designer Style

A pair from Regency for decorators who appreciate distinctive character detail and reliable construction.

Brian's Designer Styling Tip

For a snowy woodland wreath, wire the taller owl to the wreath base just beside and slightly above the main bow, angling the head outward so it looks out from the greenery.

Pair with the flocked Norfolk pine or the snowed noble fir, the red and white plaid reversible ribbon, pinecones, and ivory berries. The white owl will read clearly against both the frosted greenery and the plaid.

For a mantel vignette, set the pair together with the taller tufted owl slightly behind and the rounded owl forward, then layer the silverwash cedar and iridescent sprays behind them and the Craig Bachman pine cone picks at their feet.

For a tiered tray, place one owl per tier with small pinecones, frosted picks, and a pine cone pick arranged around the feet.

Because the owls already carry rich texture and neutral color, balance them with matte naturals and one or two reflective accents. Where you place them in a wreath, wire through the feet rather than the body so the plumage stays intact.