Decoration

Vases, mirrors, candle holders, wall art and plants: the items that make a home truly personal.
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Frequently asked questions about decoration

Where do I start when decorating a room?

Start from a neutral base, then add decoration in layers: one large piece on the wall, a few objects on surfaces, a textile or a plant for texture. A few well-chosen pieces are better than an accumulation that weighs the space down.

How do I avoid over-decorating?

Give the room space to breathe: not every surface needs to be filled. Group objects in threes, vary the heights and keep to a tight colour palette. Empty space shows off the pieces you really want people to see.

How do I make my decor feel coherent?

Choose two or three colours and one or two recurring materials, then repeat them around the room. Echoing a tone from one object to the next creates a visible thread that ties everything together, even with different styles.

Which objects warm up an interior?

Natural materials quickly warm up a room: a stoneware vase, a woven basket, a candle, a plant or a thick textile. They add depth and softness where smooth surfaces and furniture alone feel a little cold.

Decoration is what makes an interior truly personal. Every object tells something. Find each family in its own collection: vases and ceramics, mirrors, wall art and frames, candle holders and scents and plants and...

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Decoration is what makes an interior truly personal. Every object tells something. Find each family in its own collection: vases and ceramics, mirrors, wall art and frames, candle holders and scents and plants and flowers.

Objects that make up a room

A sculptural vase on a console, a mirror that enlarges the space, a candle holder that warms a coffee table: it is the details that make the difference. Matt stoneware, blown glass, brass, rattan and glazed ceramic combine for coherent interiors.

How to get your decoration right?

Play with heights and materials rather than accumulation: two or three well-chosen objects are better than an overloaded shelf. To decorate room by room, see our pages living room, dining room and hallway.

For the table itself, our tableware in stoneware, glass and teak carry the same spirit into everyday dishes.

To help you choose, see our guides: the five decorating mistakes to avoid and the colors that make a room feel larger.