Home Decor

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• Vases: ceramic and metal vases, from bud vases to large floor vases.
• Wall art: framed prints, canvas art and hand-painted pieces.
• Mirrors: tall arched, window pane and round wall mirrors.
• Wall clocks: large skeleton, station and wooden wall clocks.
• Ginger jars and decorative jars: lidded jars for shelves, consoles and mantels.
• Ornaments and figurines: hares, artichokes, busts and characterful figures.
• Candle holders and lanterns: candlesticks, hurricanes and LED lanterns.
• Artificial flowers and plants: faux stems, potted plants and dried grasses.
• Planters and pots: ceramic indoor plant pots and planters.
• Fireside accessories: companion sets, fire screens and log buckets.
• Serveware: serving boards, lazy Susans, jugs and a champagne cooler.

How to decorate with accessories

• Start with one focal point per wall or surface, such as a mirror, a clock or a large piece of art, then build around it.
• Group smaller pieces in threes, at different heights, rather than spreading them out one by one.
• Repeat a colour or material two or three times across the room so the look feels connected.
• Mix textures: a glossy glaze beside matt stone, woven wicker beside smooth wood.
• Leave some empty space. A few well-chosen pieces look more considered than a crowded shelf.

Decorating room by room

Living room

A large mirror or wall clock above the fireplace, a pair of ginger jars or vases on the mantel, and a lamp and plant on a side table give a living room a finished look.

Hallway

A console table with a mirror above it is the classic hallway pairing. Add a lamp, a small bowl for keys and a vase of faux stems that will not wilt in a dark space.

Dining room and kitchen

Use a low vase or a lazy Susan in the middle of the table so people can see each other, and a wall clock or art on the main wall.

Home decor: your questions answered

How do I make my home look stylish on a budget?

Focus on a few larger pieces that change a room, such as a big mirror, a wall clock or a statement vase, rather than lots of small items. Group accessories in threes, repeat colours across the room, and add greenery with artificial plants that never need replacing.

How do you style a mantelpiece?

Start with a centrepiece such as a mirror, clock or artwork, then add vases, ginger jars, candle holders or ornaments either side at different heights. Matching pairs give a classic, symmetrical look; an uneven group of three feels more relaxed.

What home accessories make a room feel cosy?

Warm lighting from lamps and lanterns, natural textures such as wood, wicker and linen, soft greenery and a few personal pieces all make a room feel cosier. Add layers gradually and keep colours calm and natural.

How many decorative items should be on a shelf?

Leave roughly a third of each shelf empty. Group items in small clusters of two or three with different heights, mixing books, vases and ornaments, and repeat one colour or material along the shelves so they look planned.

What is the difference between home decor and home accessories?

The terms are used interchangeably. Both describe the decorative pieces that finish a room, such as vases, mirrors, clocks, art, ornaments and candle holders, as opposed to furniture or fixtures.

Looking for furniture to display them on? Browse console tables, sideboards and bookcases and shelves, or light the room with lamps and lighting.