Our DECOR collection is full of pieces that add color, texture, and personality to your space.
You’ll find ornaments, accents, candles, ceramics, artful details, and other home favorites made to make a room feel more like you. Whether you’re updating a shelf, brightening a corner, or looking for a gift with a little character, this collection has plenty to work with.
For walls, shelves, tables, and all the spots that need something interesting.
These ceramic gum drop mushrooms will take you to your favorite fantasy world. These mushrooms may very well be found in the epic worlds of Candyl...
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The Charley Harper Minis feature four whimsical wildlife images by artist Charley Harper. Midcentury modern meets Motawi mastery in this charming...
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The Charley Harper Minis feature four whimsical wildlife images by artist Charley Harper. Midcentury modern meets Motawi mastery in this charming...
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Artist Yoshiko Yamamoto is a self-taught block printmaker who strives always to fuse Japanese design sensibility with fine craftsmanship. Several...
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Artist Yoshiko Yamamoto is a self-taught block printmaker who strives always to fuse Japanese design sensibility with fine craftsmanship. Several ...
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Enjoy a playful glimpse of seaside life with the Beach Birds 6x8 tile from Charley Harper’s Animal Kingdom collection. These charming birds scurry...
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Design by Cary Phillips and created into a tile by Motawi Motawi tiles are striking art pieces and installation accents. Each tile is made b...
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Windswept Cypress tiles bring the wild charm of California’s coast to your space with a playful twist. Inspired by Monterey cypress trees shaped b...
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A striking 4x4 tile featuring a Rose-Breasted Grosbeak from Charley Harper's iconic 1959 illustration. This geometric bird design captures the dap...
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In 1927, Frank Lloyd Wright submitted a series of cover designs to Liberty magazine. All were rejected by the editors as too “radical” and were ...
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