COLLECTED OBJECTS
The pieces that make a room your own.
Objects bring personality to a space. We’re drawn to sculptural forms, beautiful materials and unexpected finds—ceramics, glass, vessels and accents gathered with curiosity. Mixed across eras and places, they create interiors that feel personal, layered and collected over time.
Queen and King Piana of Lemon by Patrizia Italiano, through Wescover. Sculptural faces and glossy yellow lemons bring playful Mediterranean character.
Fig Bowl by Chelsea House. Dimensional figs in a glossy green finish bring botanical texture and playful abundance to the table.
Modena Bowl by FlowDecor, through Lighting New York. Warm amber glass and rippled contours catch the light with sculptural elegance.
Raku Ceramic Vase by Verbivsky Ceramics, through Etsy. An irregular rim and layered charcoal, copper, and metallic tones create expressive texture.
La Pace Ceramic Sculpture from CB2. Raised arms and a mottled green glaze bring movement and artistic character to its abstract form.
Jonathan Adler tableware featuring the Sirena Serving Platter. Colorful fish, botanical, and shell motifs meet graphic linework and gleaming gold accents.
Abby Shell Circus Box by Doing Goods, through Maure, shown with pearlescent boxes. Burgundy stripes and gold-toned details lend playful coastal glamour.
Ceramic vessel by Jane Yang D’Haene, featured through Art Formes. Expressive texture and earthy, layered patterns reinterpret the traditional Korean moon jar.