Decorative Objects

A stylized lily or iris, used as a decorative design or symbol.

An alcove is a recessed area in a room, often used for additional space or styling.

Knocking down a wall involves the process of removing a wall to open up space or change the layout of an interior.

Fretwork is a decorative design carved into wood or metal.

A decorative feature resembling a bed or rest area for angels.

A spindle is a slender, rounded rod with tapered ends, traditionally made of wood.

Vintage refers to items, especially furniture and decor, from a previous era that have a sense of history and timeless appeal.

A bold, distinctive item that draws attention and sets the tone for a space.

Art Moderne is a design style that emphasizes streamlined, geometric forms and a strong sense of motion.

Accent lighting is directional lighting that highlights or draws attention to a particular object or area.

A camelback is a high, rising curve on a piece of furniture that resembles the shape of a camel's hump.

Accessories in interior design refer to items used to enhance the aesthetic appeal and functionality of a space.

Corduroy is a fabric distinguished by its textured, ribbed appearance and velvety feel.

A long chair designed for lounging with the legs extended.

A back order is an order for an item that is temporarily out of stock.

Proportion in interior design refers to the ratio between elements in a space.

A volute is a spiral or scroll-like ornamentation.

Receding colors are hues that appear to fall back or retreat in a space, creating an illusion of depth and expanse.

Wabi-sabi is a Japanese philosophy that finds beauty in imperfection and transience.

An art print is a reproduction of an original work of art.

A molding attached to one or both doors of a pair at their meeting edges.

A mantel clock is a small, decorative timepiece designed to sit on a fireplace mantel.

Directoire refers to a style of design inspired by the period of the Directory government in France.

The primary bedroom is the largest and most feature-rich bedroom in a home.

Bakelite is an early form of plastic known for its durability and heat resistance.

A vase is a container, traditionally made of glass or ceramic, used primarily for holding cut flowers or as a decorative piece.

Layering in interior design is the process of adding multiple elements together to create depth, interest, and balance within a space.

A flange is a projecting flat rim, collar, or rib, usually used for strength or for attaching to another object.

An antique finish refers to a surface treatment that gives an item the appearance of age and wear.

An architectural and furniture design style that originated in the late 17th and early 18th centuries, characterized by its elegant and ornate features.

Traditional interior design is a timeless style that emphasizes classic, symmetrical arrangements and rich details.

In interior design, a bar refers to a counter and the surrounding area where beverages, either alcoholic or non-alcoholic, are prepared and served.

An enclosure for light that can be carried, hung, or mounted to illuminate indoor or outdoor spaces.

A decorative cloth that runs along the length or width of a table.

Durability refers to the ability of a material, object, or design element to withstand wear, pressure, or damage.

A high-value item that is at least 100 years old.

An accent color is a color used sparingly to add vibrancy and interest to a room.

Americana refers to artifacts, or a collection of artifacts, related to the history, geography, folklore, and cultural heritage of the United States.

A roundel is a circular decorative element used in architecture and design.

American Country is a design style that embodies a casual and comfortable aesthetic inspired by rural American life.

A jewelry armoire is a freestanding cabinet designed specifically for storing and organizing jewelry and accessories.

A vanity table is a personal grooming station, often featuring a mirror and storage for cosmetics and toiletries.

Unity in interior design refers to the harmonious arrangement of elements within a space that creates a cohesive and coherent look.

Alignment in interior design refers to the arrangement of elements in a way that creates a line or row, forming a visual connection.

Greek Style refers to the design and decoration principles originating from ancient Greece.

Bohemian is a design style that embodies a carefree, eclectic aesthetic with a focus on rich patterns and vibrant colors.

Full grain leather is the highest quality of leather available.

A small, elegant writing desk with a variety of compartments.

Cottage Style is a charming, cozy, and unpretentious design ethos inspired by quaint country cottages.

Spanish Renaissance refers to a period and style in interior design characterized by ornate decorations, rich colors, and intricate details.

A cartouche is an ornamental frame around a design or inscription.

Colonial Revival is an architectural and interior design style that seeks to revive elements of American colonial architecture.

American Colonial is a design style that reflects the architectural and interior designs prevalent during the colonial period in America.

A sculpted female figure serving as an architectural support.

A bead is a small, decorative object that is pierced for threading or stringing.

A large, rectangular piece of soft fabric, often used for warmth while sleeping or resting.

Abstract in interior design refers to styles or elements that emphasize forms and colors over realistic representation.

An almery is a type of cupboard or cabinet.

The final details added to a space to complete its look and feel.

French Empire refers to a grand, ornate design style that emerged in the early 19th century during the First French Empire.

Paisley is a distinctive intricate pattern featuring curved, teardrop-shaped motifs.

A table featuring a scalloped or carved edge resembling the crimped edges of a pie.

An urn is a decorative container often used for displaying flowers or for ornamental purposes.

Eclectic refers to a design style that combines elements from various time periods, cultures, or design philosophies.

Curated in interior design refers to a carefully selected and arranged collection of items that enhance the aesthetic and functional aspects of a space.

A wall clock is a time-keeping device designed to be mounted on a wall.