Decorative objects are the non-functional pieces that give a room personality, a carved figure, a bowl kept empty, a paperweight or a small framed print, at any level. At Eleish Van Breems Home we keep decorative objects, mostly Scandinavian and folk; the fine tier sits under luxury decorative objects.
Which decorative objects suit a room?
Choosing decorative objects is about the edit, not the count: pick a few that share a material, a colour or a theme so a shelf reads collected rather than cluttered, and leave space to add later; an antique mirrors piece behind them adds depth. Buy only what genuinely catches your eye.
Where should decorative objects on a shelf sit in a room?
On a shelf, arrange decorative objects with the tallest at one end, smaller pieces layered forward against books, and a little empty space framing each; a luxury vase can hold the height. Groupings of three read more easily than pairs, and the gaps matter as much as the objects.
What keeps decorative objects dust-free?
To keep decorative objects dust-free, wipe smooth pieces with a soft dry cloth and use a soft brush for carving and detail, handling fragile items with care; store spares near your candle holders. Dust little and often rather than letting it build into the crevices.
*UPS or USPS Ground shipping only. Excludes furniture, lighting and antiques, as well as custom orders.
