Accents & Objects
(54)Decorative accents for shelves, tables, mantels and vanities.
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About Accents & Objects
Small Pieces With a Big Say in the Room
Accents are the objects that make a shelf or coffee table look like someone lives there. They are also the easiest way to change a room's character for the season without moving furniture. This collection gathers our planters and artificial greenery, porcelain and ceramic vases, wood, bamboo and marble trays, candle holders and scented soy candles, brass and resin figurines, woven seagrass wall baskets and a vintage feather dream catcher, so you can shop the whole tabletop in one place.
Curating Accents That Feel Personal
- Group in odd numbers: Clusters of three or five look relaxed and collected. Pairs look formal, which suits a mantel but can feel stiff on a coffee table.
- Contrast textures: Place glossy porcelain beside woven seagrass, or brass beside carved wood. Different surfaces keep a group interesting even when the colors match.
- Give pieces a job: A tray that holds remotes, a planter with a real plant or a candle you actually light earns its space more easily than an object that only sits there.
- Plan for dusting: Every object is something to clean around. Grouping small things on a tray lets you lift the whole set at once.
Styling tip: On a bookshelf, alternate rows of upright books with short horizontal stacks, and top each stack with one small object such as a brass horse or a carved frog. Leave at least one shelf section nearly empty so the eye has a place to rest. Swap one or two pieces each season, such as a woven basket in summer and a brass candlestick in winter, and the whole shelf feels new again.
Build out your tabletop with our candle holders and vases.
Common Questions About Accents & Objects
Start with a tray as the base, then add three things of different heights: something tall like a bud vase, something medium like a candle and something low like a small bowl or book. Keep at least half the table clear for cups and feet.
Real plants need light and regular watering, so they suit bright windowsills and people who enjoy the routine. Artificial vines, moss and palms work in dim corners, high shelves and rooms you are rarely in.
Pick one shelf or cabinet for the collection instead of spreading it around the house. Grouping similar pieces together makes them read as a display, and adding a little space around each one helps them stand out.
Groups of three tend to look best: something tall, something round and something flat, such as a vase, a bowl and a stack of books. Leave a third of the shelf empty so the group reads as a choice rather than storage.
