Every home needs a few things that make guests ask where you found them. Decorative objects add personality to places furniture cannot reach, like the corner of a desk, the end of a bookshelf or the blank stretch of wall beside a doorway. Our range includes brass horse and dragonfly figurines, a resin rearing horse, a Lady Justice statue, a carved wooden frog, a sculptural bowl, playful pieces like an astronaut phone stand and a rotating helix, abstract metal candlesticks, a bulldog statue that doubles as a tray, and woven seagrass and rattan wall baskets.

Choosing Objects With Presence

• Match scale to the spot: Palm sized figurines belong on desks and shelves where you see them up close. A statue or sculptural bowl needs the open top of a console or sideboard to hold its own.
• Know your materials: Brass gains a darker patina with age, resin captures fine detail at a light weight, carved wood brings warmth, and seagrass and rattan add texture a painted wall lacks.
• Look for double duty: Some pieces here also hold a phone, a candle, keys or a small plant, which helps them earn a place in a smaller home.
• Keep care simple: A soft, dry brush clears dust from carved and woven surfaces better than a cloth. Keep natural fiber pieces out of steamy bathrooms.

Styling tip: Cluster three to five woven wall baskets of different sizes above a bed or bench, overlapping their edges slightly. Hang the largest slightly off center and let the smaller ones orbit it.

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