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Decoration

Decorative pieces give a room its character and personality. Our range spans vases and planters, candles and candle holders, wall art and photo frames, sculptures and figurines, and decorative trays, through to faux plants that stay green all year. Group a few on a shelf, mantel or console to layer height, texture and colour across the home.

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Home decoration for living rooms and studies

Decoration here gathers the pieces that finish a room once the furniture is in place: figurines, vases, candle holders, canvas prints and paintings, and larger standing sculptures. These are the layers that add personality to a living room or study, the things the eye lands on across a shelf, a mantel or a stretch of wall. Some pieces are small enough to group in a cluster, while others stand tall on the floor as a feature in their own right, so the range works whether you want a quiet accent or a single bold focal point.

Materials and finishes

Pieces are worked in cast aluminium, resin, mango wood, canvas, metal and acrylic, with stainless steel and fabric among the mix. Cast aluminium gives vases and figurines a clean, sculptural surface; mango wood brings warmth to pillar candle holders; canvas carries the wall art. Finishes range across silver, bronze, antique brass, gold, brown, beige, grey, blue, black and red, broad enough to pick out an existing accent colour or add a deliberate contrast. Designs run from animal forms and abstract shapes to figurative and silhouette pieces.

Figurines, vases, candle holders and wall art

Figurines and standing sculptures, in bronze and antique-bronze tones and brushed metallics, give a shelf or floor corner a focal point with real presence; animal forms such as elephants sit alongside more abstract, scrolled and figurative shapes. Sculptural vases work full of stems or empty as objects, and pillar candle holders in mango wood add height and a little warmth to a tabletop. On the walls, canvas prints and framed paintings span abstract, seascape and portrait subjects in larger formats, with some lit canvas pieces that carry a soft glow.

Layering decoration in a room

Mix a sculptural vase, a pillar candle holder and a framed print to build texture across a shelf, mantel or wall, varying the heights so the grouping reads as composed. Keep to a couple of repeating finishes to tie mixed materials together, and let a tall standing sculpture stand more or less alone so it has room to register. Dust metal, resin and aluminium with a soft dry cloth, and keep mango wood out of direct heat and standing water. Free UK delivery over £99, with worldwide shipping available.

Frequently Asked Questions

What kinds of pieces are in the decoration range?

It covers the decorative layers you add once the furniture is in: figurines and standing sculptures, vases, candle holders, and canvas prints and framed paintings. Pieces range from small items you group in a cluster to tall floor-standing sculptures that work as a single feature in a living room or study.

What materials and finishes are used?

Pieces are worked in cast aluminium, resin, mango wood, canvas, metal and acrylic, with stainless steel and fabric in the mix. Finishes span silver, bronze, antique brass, gold, brown, beige, grey, blue, black and red, so you can match an existing accent colour or add a deliberate contrast.

Do the candle holders take standard candles?

The pillar candle holders are made in mango wood and are sized for pillar candles, which sit in or on the holder rather than needing a separate insert. Keep any lit candle away from the timber where possible, and never leave a burning candle unattended. The same holders also look right with an LED pillar candle if you prefer no flame.

What subjects do the canvas prints and paintings cover?

The wall art runs to abstract, seascape, portrait and figurative subjects, mostly in larger formats suited to a wall above a sofa or sideboard. Some canvas pieces are lit, carrying a soft glow within the print, while others are straightforward framed canvases for a feature wall.

How do I layer these pieces so they look considered?

Mix a vase, a candle holder and a framed print across a shelf or mantel, varying the heights so the eye travels across the group. Keeping to a couple of repeating finishes ties mixed materials together, and giving a tall standing sculpture some clear space around it lets it register as a focal point rather than part of a crowd.

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