Decorative Objects

Q: Do decorative objects have to match?

Decorative objects don’t have to match, but it’s important that they work together harmoniously. Themes can be based on colours, textures, shapes or designs, but it’s better to avoid too much of any one element. Grouping objects that aren’t usually seen together on a tray or in a bowl can create an interesting visual element in the room.

Decorative objects have the potential to transform a house into a home. Home accessories tell a story: a collection of shells conjures up a seaside holiday; an assortment of tribal statues hints at a love of travel, and beautifully hung wall art reveals a glimpse of who you are. ArchiPro brings you some of the most beautiful decorative accessories from respected suppliers in Australia.

The Other Way

Mondoluce

George IV Style Gilt Framed Convex Mirror

Oscar and Mila

From

$1,295.00

Rattan & Metal Magazine Rack Holder

CCSS

Oversized Antique Javanese Water Pot #10

White Stainless Steel Numbers & Letters

Hibernate Outdoors

From

$99.00

Greg Natale | 1978 Marble Vase | Nero Antico

top3 by design

Oversized Antique Javanese Water Pot #8

Volupto

Leather Decorative Box by Fredericia

Cult Design

Glass Garland Passion

Oversized Antique Javanese Limestone Trough #1

Volupto

Oversized Antique Javanese Water Pot #9

Volupto

Featuring the best decorative objects in Australia

In Australia, you’re spoilt for choice when it comes to decorative objects. Having so much to choose from can be overwhelming. That’s why ArchiPro prioritises quality with its curated collection of the best decorative objects in Australia. From elegant bowls and ornaments to modern and sophisticated sculptures, we’ve selected objects that cater to the most discerning of tastes.

Types of decorative objects

Sculptures and ornaments

Sculptures and ornaments come in many forms, shapes and sizes. These decorative objects can be made from a variety of materials including metal, wood, glass, paper and ceramics.

Plates, bowls and trays

Decorative plates, bowls, and trays are, in and of themselves, works of art. They can be used as standalone pieces or as receptacles for collections of other decorative objects.

Baskets, boxes and stands

Display your magazines, throws or indoor plants in or on stylish baskets, boxes and stands.

Wreaths and flowers

In Australia, a popular way to add a touch of nature to your decor is with seasonal wreaths and tasteful faux flowers.

The advantages of high quality decorative objects

A few well-chosen high quality pieces of home decor can elevate the styling of your home. As is often the case, quality is preferable to quantity. High quality materials and fine workmanship go a long way to ensuring not only that the object is beautiful, but also that it lasts a long time. A high quality range tends to showcase a wider variety of products and styles of product, giving you more chance of finding something that complements your existing collection. You’ll also more likely find something that is unique and personal to you, important nice touches to include when decorating any space in your home.

How to choose a decorative object that’s right for you

Quite simply, if you love a decorative object, it’s right for you. Of course, it helps if it reflects your personal style and can sit comfortably with the other decorative accessories in your home. Together, your home accessories should tell a story. To ensure that your decor doesn’t clash, pay attention to form, colour and texture; within a room, these elements should work together as a theme.

How do you display decorative objects?

The rule-of-three is a guideline often used in interior decoration in Australia. Display three—or an uneven number—of objects of varying sizes together. Use floating shelves to display larger objects that can't be hung on the wall, and remember that the larger the contrast with the background colour, the greater the impact.