Uttermost Shadowline Indoor-Outdoor Black Tray
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Uttermost Cuoco Glazed Brown Vases, S/2
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Uttermost Opulence Orchid Centerpiece With Bowl
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Uttermost Tierra Agave Centerpiece With Vase
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Uttermost Boston Fern In White Ceramic Pot
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Uttermost Abundance Potted Olive Tree
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Uttermost Sincerity Potted Hyacinth Plant
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Uttermost Zamia Palm Accent In Planter
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Uttermost Sundown Succulent Accent Planter
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Uttermost Trilogy Primrose Accents In Vases Set/3
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Uttermost Tranquil Blooms In Glass Vases Set/2
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Uttermost Protea Blooms White Bowl Centerpiece
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Uttermost Essence Eucalyptus Accent & Vase
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Uttermost Muse Monstera White Vase Centerpiece
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Sculptures & Decorative Objects
Sculptures and decorative objects add personality, dimension, and a collected look to shelves, consoles, coffee tables, mantels, and built-ins.
Designed for bookcases, built-ins, coffee tables, consoles, mantels, entry tables, and layered tabletops
Use this collection to narrow the Decor assortment to pieces that support the way the room looks, feels, and functions. The best choice depends on scale, placement, finish, and how much visual weight you want the accent to carry.
How to choose sculptures & decorative objects
- Choose one or two statement objects rather than filling every surface.
- Mix materials such as wood, metal, ceramic, stone, glass, and woven textures.
- Use taller objects to break up rows of books or low tabletop styling.
- Repeat a finish or color from elsewhere in the room to make the object feel connected.
Sculptures & Decorative Objects FAQ
How do I style decorative objects without clutter? Edit the surface first, then add objects with different heights and shapes. Leave open space so each piece can be seen.
Where do sculptures work best? Sculptures work well on consoles, shelves, mantels, coffee tables, and entry tables where they can add height and visual interest.