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Luxury Home Accessories

Luxury home accessories can add atmosphere, texture and a more personal final layer. This edit brings together home accessories for living rooms, bedrooms, hallways and dining spaces, with attention to material character, proportion, surface finish and how the object holds its own within a wider room. Chosen for more than a passing season, luxury home accessories brings together stone, glass, textiles, metal, ceramic and natural fibres as specified for each piece in forms designed to live comfortably beside existing pieces. Used thoughtfully, luxury home accessories contributes to a home that feels personal, balanced and quietly expressive.

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Luxury home accessories can add atmosphere, texture and a more personal final layer. This edit brings together home accessories for living rooms, bedrooms, hallways and dining spaces, with attention to material character, proportion, surface finish and how the object holds its own within a wider room. Chosen for more than a passing season, luxury home accessories brings together stone, glass, textiles, metal, ceramic and natural fibres as specified for each piece in forms designed to live comfortably beside existing pieces. Used thoughtfully, luxury home accessories contributes to a home that feels personal, balanced and quietly expressive.

Two cream-colored fluted stone candle holders with lit white pillar candles, set on a light marble surface against a textured neutral wall.
Ribbed Travertine Candle Holder Sale priceFrom £95.00
Available colours
Two white pillar candles in ribbed cylindrical marble holders with a cream and purple marble Calcutta Viola pattern, set on a light stone surface against a textured light gray wall.
Available colours
Two dark brown marble candle holders with a fluted cylindrical design, each holding a lit white pillar candle, set on a light stone surface against a neutral textured wall.
Available colours
A polished spherical stone sculpture with a white base and dark brown to black veining, displayed on a light marble surface against a neutral beige background.
Available colours
(5.0)
A polished spherical stone sculpture in a deep reddish-brown marble pattern with white veining, set against a neutral textured beige background.
Available colours
(5.0)
Decorative stone tray on a marble surface with a glass and book in the background
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(5.0)
Marble surface with a dark brown sphere and a rectangular object.
Available colours
(5.0)
A Portoro marble sculpture with golden tones and dark chocolate background, displayed on a neutral surface.
Faro Portoro Marble Sculpture Sale price£160.00
(5.0)
A burgundy marble ribbed tray on a marble surface with a candle and a pen placed on top of it.
Available colours
(5.0)
Two cylindrical ribbed burgundy marble candle holders with lit candles on top, placed on a white surface.
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Dunas Travertine Sphere
Dunas Travertine Sphere Sale price£65.00
Available colours
(5.0)
Slate Wool Cushion Cover 50x50
(5.0)
On saleBeja Cotton Cushion Cover Khaki
Beja Cotton Cushion Cover Khaki Sale priceFrom £20.30 Regular price£29.00
(5.0)
Beja Cotton Cushion Cover Putty
Beja Cotton Cushion Cover Putty Sale priceFrom £29.00
(5.0)
A person's hands holding a round, woven brown basket planter with a scalloped rim, filled with a green leafy plant, against a neutral beige background.
Rhu scallop edged rattan tray in antique brown styled on a coffee table with candle and books in a warm neutral living room
Cena Wall Art
Cena Wall Art Sale price£300.00
Woven rattan tray on a light stone surface with a neutral background
Ness Rattan Ottoman Tray - Antique Brown
antique brown rattan planter large indoor plant pot cover with palm living room styling UK
Available colours Antique Brown
(5.0)
Fife Rattan Waste Paper Basket - Antique Brown
Available colours Antique Brown
(5.0)
Set of 4 Camel Taper Candles
Set of 4 Camel Taper Candles Sale price£17.00
(5.0)
Alvaro Round Vase
Alvaro Round Vase Sale price£85.00
(5.0)
Monsanto Green Vase
Monsanto Green Vase Sale price£70.00
(5.0)
Set of 4 Burgundy Lacquered Taper Candles
Set of 4 Green Taper Candles
Set of 4 Green Taper Candles Sale price£17.00
Set of 4 Espresso Taper Candles
(5.0)
Pedra Branca Wall Art
Pedra Branca Wall Art Sale price£410.00
Faux Wildflower Stem
Faux Wildflower Stem Sale price£12.00
(5.0)
Elgin Rattan Magazine Basket - White
Available colours
(5.0)
Firth Rattan Round Tray - Grey
Firth Rattan Round Tray - Grey Sale priceFrom £45.00
(5.0)
Leith Natural Rattan Medium Lidded Storage Box
Leith Rattan Medium Lidded Storage Box - White
Lundie Natural Rattan Vase
Lundie Natural Rattan Vase Sale price£160.00
Available colours Antique Brown
(5.0)
natural rattan planter indoor plant pot cover with green houseplant living room styling UK
Available colours Antique Brown
(5.0)
Fife White Rattan Waste Paper Basket
Available colours Antique Brown
(5.0)
Elgin Rattan Magazine Basket - Grey
Available colours
(5.0)
Elvas Medium Textured Cream Vase
(4.9)

Collection Guide

The Art of the Final Layer

01 Room for Everyday Living
Begin with the room’s atmosphere before considering luxury home accessories as a separate object. In living rooms, bedrooms, hallways and dining spaces, these home accessories can add atmosphere, texture and a more personal final layer, while keeping the space relaxed and personal. When placing luxury home accessories, read the room from its entrance and in natural light; the strongest choice either connects existing materials or supplies a deliberate contrast. For a Layered Lounge interior, work in small groups with varied heights and shapes, using restraint so the room still has breathing space. For luxury home accessories, a palette of stone, oat, tobacco, chalk, muted olive and warm wood creates a grounded base without demanding exact colour matches. Subtle shifts in tone, texture and height allow luxury home accessories to feel collected rather than installed all at once. Let luxury home accessories answer a real need first; its material and silhouette can then provide the finishing character.
02 Materials Worth Knowing
Judge the quality of luxury home accessories through its material, construction and fitness for daily use. For luxury home accessories, look closely at material character, proportion, surface finish and how the object holds its own within a wider room; specific workmanship gives a firmer basis for judging quality. For luxury home accessories, the relevant material story here is stone, glass, textiles, metal, ceramic and natural fibres as specified for each piece. Where luxury home accessories uses natural material, expect grain, veining, tone or texture to vary; crafted finishes may also carry subtle differences that uniform production would erase. Longevity begins when luxury home accessories is correctly scaled and genuinely useful, not simply attractive in a styled image. For luxury home accessories, care matters too: dust or clean according to the stated material guidance and protect delicate surfaces from moisture, direct heat or abrasion. Well-chosen luxury home accessories lasts in the home through usefulness, credible construction and material character that does not depend on a passing trend.
03 Choosing and Styling Well
To choose luxury home accessories, identify the surface or wall first, then choose a scale and material that adds something not already present. The useful distinction between one luxury home accessories design and another is therefore fit: the right material, proportion and care requirement for the intended place. For luxury home accessories, for colour, begin with the room’s undertone and use stone, oat, tobacco, chalk, muted olive and warm wood as an adaptable point of reference. Styling is strongest when you work in small groups with varied heights and shapes, using restraint so the room still has breathing space. Useful companions include vases, wall art, cushions, lighting and decorative objects, to echo a finish or add a gentler material contrast. Before ordering luxury home accessories, check measurements and care notes, then imagine the design both at arm’s length and from the room’s main viewpoint. Continue into the related collections to develop luxury home accessories into a coherent room or table, adding only the layers that serve a purpose.

Frequently asked questions

Questions about the collection

What is included in the Home Accessories collection?
Luxury home accessories can add atmosphere, texture and a more personal final layer. Availability can change as the collection is updated, so the products currently shown on the page are the best guide to what is included.
How do I choose home accessories?
Start with the gap the room needs to solve—height, softness, colour, texture or a focal point—then choose a piece whose scale works with the surrounding furniture. Fewer well-proportioned layers usually feel calmer than many small additions.
Which materials and finishes should I consider for home accessories?
Compare the stated material, finish, dimensions and care notes. Ceramic, glass, metal, textile and natural materials each bring a different texture and level of variation, so use the individual product details as the deciding source.
How should I style home accessories?
Build small groups using varied height, shape and texture while keeping the palette connected. Leave some visual space around decorative pieces so their material and silhouette can be appreciated.
Where can I use home accessories?
These pieces can add a finishing layer to living rooms, bedrooms, hallways and dining spaces where the product’s size and care requirements suit the setting. Check whether a piece is decorative only or has a functional use before styling it.
How do I care for home accessories?
Follow the individual product’s care instructions. Dust gently, handle delicate finishes carefully and avoid water, heat or strong cleaning products unless the product guidance specifically permits them.
What should I check before buying home accessories?
Check scale, weight, material, finish and intended use, then compare those details with the surface or wall where the piece will be placed. For wall art or hanging decor, confirm fixing requirements separately.