Melo Small Distressed Citron Yellow Ceramic Vase
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Basma White Scale Textured Ceramic Vase w/ Handles
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Punto Large White Paper Mache Dotted Centerpiece Bowl
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Punto Small White Paper Mache Dotted Centerpiece Bowl
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Cantara Medium Sage Green Ceramic Milk Jug w/ Handles
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Cantara Small Sage Green Ceramic Milk Jug w/ Handles
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Pelar Small Matte White Metal Stacked Pillar Candle Holder
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Pelar Large Matte White Metal Stacked Pillar Candle Holder
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Pelar Small Antiqued Brass Stacked Pillar Candle Holder
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Pelar Large Antiqued Brass Stacked Pillar Candle Holder
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Patine Wide Matte Black Metal Fluted Decorative Vase
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Patine Wide Antiqued Brass Metal Fluted Decorative Vase
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Patine Matte Black Metal Fluted Hourglass Decorative Vase
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Patine Antiqued Brass Metal Fluted Hourglass Decorative Vase
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Verdant Small Matte Black Metal Decorative Centerpiece Bowl
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Verdant Large Matte Black Metal Decorative Centerpiece Bowl
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Verdant Small Antiqued Brass Metal Decorative Centerpiece Bowl
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Verdant Large Antiqued Brass Metal Decorative Centerpiece Bowl
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Plinth White-Washed Wood w/ Glass Candle Holder
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Plinth Walnut Wood w/ Glass Candle Holder
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How to Shop Home Decor
Home decor is the finishing layer that makes a room feel intentional. Start with scale and placement: large wall art or mirrors can anchor a room, while vases, trays, bowls, sculptures, pillows, and botanicals add color, texture, and personality. Choose materials and finishes that repeat something already in the room—wood, metal, stone, ceramic, glass, linen, or woven fibers—so the space feels collected rather than cluttered.
For shelves and consoles, mix height, shape, and negative space. For sofas and beds, layer pillows and throws by texture first, then color. For coffee tables and dining tables, use trays, bowls, or botanicals to create a focal point that still feels easy to live with.









