Add dimension to your gallery wall by mixing in unexpected items like pretty trays, vintage serving pieces and special memorabilia alongside your favourite art.
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Stag art, $525, Skull and Antlers, $85, E, $45, Botanical art, $265, Love the Design.
Brighten any room with these exquisite blankets made from layers of quilted sari fabric.
Kantha quilts, $98 each, Om Home.
Say hello to Chip, Alessi's answer to the utilitarian box of paper clips. With a magnetic surface that attracts anything metallic, it's the perfect desk accessory.
Chip, $80, Alessi.
We love the simple, graphic lines of this pencil-inspired piece — and a hit of pink is so right now!
Y'a Pas Le Feu Au Lac Pik vase, $95, Shophorne.com.
Acid hues like pink, green and neon yellow are sneaking back into our decor. Jump on the trend now with this cylindrical pouffe. Its removable cover in outdoor-grade fabric is perfect for a busy kitchen or garden. Or if you feel less daring, try a few throw cushions in a similar pattern.
MissoniHome Navarrete pouffe, Quasi Modo.
Spanish-born industrial-design superstar Patricia Urquiola teamed up with Flos to create this delicate lampshade.
Tatou Collection lamp, from $495, Flos USA.
Equal parts art and function, this pretty take on the traditional calendar is printed on linen and finished with grommets, so you can hang it anywhere. Just looking at it will add moments of calm to any hectic day.
Wall-art calendar, $20, Bookhou.
Channel Jonathan Adler's happy-chic vibe with his new collection of groovy geometric fabrics.
Jonathan Adler for Kravet, Kravet Canada.
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