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Decorative Objects FAQ
How do I style decorative objects on shelves and tables?
Follow the rule of thirds when styling decorative objects on shelves and tables. This method accentuates depth and proportions within a space. For balance: - Select an anchor, such as the Rond Bowl, the Relevé Platter, or the Surround Vase, that visually draws the eye. - Arrange at least two smaller objects to the sides or in front. - Vary the heights and widths of all decorative objects. - Mix materials and textures to create a more organic display. - Coordinate through related colors and shades.
What decorative objects work well in a minimalist interior?
Larger, textural decorative objects selected for aesthetics and function generally work well in a minimalist interior. Examples include: - Vases with a more architectural form, such as the Collapse Vase. - Sculptures made of stone or wood with visible graining, such as the Relevé Platter. - Objects with clean, defined organic forms that also provide purpose, such as the Converge Book End. - Wall art that can accentuate and break up negative space.
How do I create balance when arranging decorative objects?
When arranging decorative objects, emphasize variety and limit patterns to create a more balanced and less contrived presentation in your space. For a few suggestions: - Select different proportions, aiming to vary heights, widths and sizes. - Highlight distinctions, such as a unique texture or feature. - Make symmetry intentional, organically arranging objects, such as bookends, to bring depth into the space. - Focus on select larger pieces, such as shelves or vases, as an arrangement with several smaller pieces looks cluttered.