Collection: Decorative Home Accessories

The right decorative accessories can make a room feel more finished without filling every available surface.

Our collection brings together pieces designed primarily for styling, from sculptural ornaments and decorative bowls to trays, boxes and smaller objects for shelves, coffee tables and consoles.

Start with one piece that gives the display some height or shape, then add smaller accessories around it. Mixing different materials and finishes helps the arrangement feel layered rather than overly matched.

Decorative Ornaments & Sculptural Accessories

Ornaments are an easy way to introduce personality into a room.

Animal figures, sculptural objects and characterful decorative pieces work particularly well on shelves, sideboards and consoles where they can be seen clearly.

Rather than filling every gap, allow individual pieces some breathing space. One larger ornament can often have more impact than several smaller objects grouped too closely together.

Browse our Decorative Ornaments collection for a more focused selection.

Decorative Bowls

Decorative bowls can work as both a styling piece and a useful way to group smaller objects.

Place a bowl on a coffee table, dining table or kitchen island, then leave it empty for a simple sculptural look or fill it with decorative fruit, natural objects or other small accessories.

Different finishes create different effects. Ceramic bowls feel softer, marble adds weight and texture, while aged metal can introduce warmer contrast.

Explore our Decorative Bowls collection for more styles.

Decorative Trays

A tray can help smaller accessories feel more organised and intentional.

Use one to group candles, coasters, small ornaments or a compact vase on a coffee table or console.

Rattan and woven trays introduce natural texture, while marble and wooden styles can create a more substantial base for a display.

Browse our Decorative Trays, Rattan Trays and Marble Trays collections.

Boxes, Jars & Decorative Storage

Smaller boxes and jars are useful when you want an accessory to look decorative while still serving a practical purpose.

Use them for keys, jewellery, remote controls or small everyday items that you would rather keep out of sight.

Decorative boxes also work well stacked with books or placed beside a candle holder or vase on a shelf.

Explore our Trays, Boxes & Jars collection for more pieces.

Decorative Accessories for Living Rooms

Living rooms offer plenty of opportunities for smaller styling pieces.

Coffee tables suit decorative bowls, trays and lower objects, while sideboards and consoles can take taller vases, candle holders and sculptural accessories.

Shelves usually work best with a mixture of shapes and heights rather than several objects of the same size.

For more room-specific ideas, browse our Living Room Decor, Coffee Table Decor and Shelf Styling Decor collections.

Decorative Accessories for Consoles & Sideboards

A console or sideboard gives you more space to create a layered display.

Start with one taller piece such as a vase or lamp, then balance it with a lower ornament, bowl or decorative box.

Leaving some empty space between groups helps the display feel calmer and makes individual accessories easier to appreciate.

Browse our Console Table Decor and Sideboard Decor collections for more styling ideas.

Candle Holders & Decorative Lighting

Candle holders can become part of the room styling even when they are not in use.

Choose sculptural or textured designs for coffee tables and sideboards, or use a pair at different heights on a mantel or dining table.

Metal, glass and ceramic finishes can all be mixed with other decorative accessories to introduce contrast.

Explore our Candle Holders & Lanterns collection for more styles.

Mixing Materials & Textures

Decorative accessories often look more interesting when different materials are combined.

Try pairing smooth ceramic with woven rattan, marble with warm wood, or aged metal with softer neutral finishes.

You do not need every accessory to match. Repeating one or two colours across different materials is usually enough to make the overall display feel connected.

Styling Decorative Accessories Without Clutter

The aim is not to fill every surface.

Choose a few key areas such as a coffee table, sideboard, console or shelf and give each display a clear focal point.

Group accessories in different heights, then leave some open space around them. This makes the room feel styled without losing its practical, everyday feel.

For a broader selection of practical and decorative pieces, browse our Home Accessories & Homeware collection.