Decorative Pieces

The Role of Decorative Art in a Considered Home

Decorative pieces are the finishing layer of a room — the objects that turn a furnished space into a personal one. A hand-thrown ceramic vase on a shelf, a forged metal wall sculpture catching afternoon light, a woven textile draped over a chair back — these are the details that guests notice and remember. The pieces in this collection are curated with the same eye as our furniture, for material quality and character at a smaller scale.

Stoneware is typically fired at temperatures between 2,200 and 2,400 degrees Fahrenheit, which makes it resilient enough for everyday use. Metal wall pieces benefit from a protective clear coat that prevents oxidation while preserving the raw texture of forged steel. Wooden objects do best with natural oil finishes — tung oil or Danish oil — that penetrate the grain rather than sitting on top of it, allowing the wood to develop a richer patina over time.

Curating Decorative Pieces for Your Space

Group objects in odd numbers — three vases of varying height, a single statement sculpture, or five small ceramics on a floating shelf. Mix materials to create visual contrast: a matte ceramic beside polished metal, or rough-hewn wood next to smooth stone. Wall art should be hung with its center at 57 inches from the floor (gallery standard) or 6 to 8 inches above a piece of furniture it relates to.

Our decorative collection starts at $95, making it an accessible entry point into handcrafted functional art. Each piece ships in custom packaging designed to protect delicate finishes.