Dining Accents

Table lamps do more than provide light, they add warmth, texture, and personality to your space. Whether placed on a nightstand, console, or side table, they help define zones and create ambiance. Choose styles that complement your furniture and color palette for a cohesive look.

Think about the mood you want to create. Abstract pieces add energy, while nature-inspired or minimalist art brings calm. Size matters too—larger pieces make a bold statement, while smaller ones work well in gallery walls or cozy corners.

Vases are incredibly versatile. While they’re perfect for fresh or dried arrangements, many designs are striking enough to stand alone. Use them to add height, color, or texture to shelves, mantels, or dining tables.

Stick to a consistent color scheme or material theme. For example, pair ceramic vases with a coordinating table lamp and wall art in similar tones. Varying heights and shapes add interest while keeping the look balanced.

Use table lamps to complement overhead lighting and create cozy zones. Place them in reading nooks, entryways, or bedrooms to soften the atmosphere. Look for dimmable options if you want flexible mood lighting.

Yes! Mirrors and light-toned artwork reflect light and create the illusion of space. Vertical pieces can draw the eye upward, making ceilings feel higher, while horizontal art can visually widen a room.

For shelves or mantels, go with medium or small vases that don’t overpower the area. Larger vases work well on floors or spacious tabletops. Consider the scale of nearby furniture to keep proportions balanced.

Absolutely! Morris offers a wide range of styles from sleek and contemporary to rustic and classic, so you can find pieces that match your aesthetic and bring your vision to life.

Rugs ground your space and tie together your décor. They add warmth, texture, and color, helping your accents like lamps and vases stand out. Choose a rug that complements your furniture and wall art for a unified look.

Combine items of varying heights and textures like a vase, framed art, and a small bowl. Leave some negative space to avoid clutter. Group items in odd numbers for a more natural, visually appealing arrangement.