Decor
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Decor is where a room gets its personality. Shop wall art, pillows, throws and more from more than 100 brands. Start with a palette that suits your furniture, add pieces at different heights and textures, and leave some open space so each piece can stand out.
Group in odd numbers: Groups of three or five pieces look natural.
Layer height and texture: Mix tall and short pieces and a few textures for a layered look.
Keep a palette: A consistent color palette keeps the room feeling cohesive.
Shop decor
- Set of 2 Recycled Iron Crows Holding a Pumpkin
- Set of 4 Black Wire Spider Web Placemats
- Black Metal Halloween Spider
- Set of 2 Recycled Iron Halloween Ghosts
- Metal Halloween Skeleton in a Cage
- Painted Metal Stack of 4 Jack-O-Lanterns with Witch Hat Luminary
- Set of 2 Painted Metal Wall-Hanging Halloween Bats
- Black Terracotta Halloween Candy Cauldron with Spider
- three stacked faux concrete pumpkins
- Set of 2 Nesting Ceramic Bat Serving Platters
- Rustic Iron Cat with Witch Hat Luminary
- Hand-Hammered Painted Metal Bat with Happy Haunting Sign Wall Hanging
- Set of 2 Hand-Hammered Painted Metal Cat and Dog Skeleton Yard Stakes
- Set of 2 Rustic Iron Ghost Luminaries
- Tin Bag Jack-O-Lantern Luminary
- Set of 2 Hand-Hammered Painted Metal Tombstone Yard Stakes
- Nordic Ware Tombstone Cakelet Pan
- Amira Black Radial Rattan Placemat
- Haunted House Halloween Kids Countdown Calendar by Joan Anderson
- Orange Pumpkin Halloween Kids Treat Bag by Joan Anderson
Questions
How do I start decorating a room?
Choose a color palette first, then add larger pieces such as art and rugs before the smaller accents.
How much decor is too much?
If surfaces feel crowded, remove a few pieces. Open space makes each piece look better.
How do I mix patterns?
Vary the scale, with one large pattern, one medium and one small, and keep them in a shared color family.