Up Your Decor Game With These 15 Home Accessories That Will Never Go Out of Style

Let’s start with the most basic accessorising item: Fresh flowers. Consider a random colour to offset your room’s palette. Notice the layered effect of the bright yellow orchids against the gorgeous coral, linen-inspired wall covering.

Whether on a footstool or a pillow, a zebra pattern looks great everywhere. It adds an instant flair of exotic sophistication. Zebra feels right at home with traditional, modern and eclectic styles.

LBB recommends: Cottons & Satins and these upholstery havens will help you score the fabric, so you can your furniture of footstool customised.

Over a large-scale piece like a bed or a sofa, a starburst mirror creates a great focal point. Notice how this white, starburst mirror punctuates the fun colour on the wall.

LBB recommends: Dawa Art {Lajpat Nagar market}, Lohasmith and Amar Colony furniture market.

Great looking and practical. This versatile piece does double-duty as furniture and bar annex in a living room, a den, a dining room…really anywhere you would like to serve a drink. Bar carts on wheels are great for moving from room to room. Pretty bottles of different liquors can be arranged with drinking glasses.

LBB recommends: N Square Studio, Casa Pop and Pepperfry.

A classic accessory for walls. Available in a multitude of materials, from iron to felt, faux antlers add a touch of whimsy to a room. Also, antlers create a focal point while adding visual height. Stack antlers above art to create a grouping in rooms with high ceilings.

Bowls range in style from modern to globally inspired, and can be filled with just about anything. I love bowls filled with beads for the textural effect.

LBB recommends: Navya, Rain & Peacock and Good Earth.

If you have one great print, think of how great it could look if there were six. Creating impact with repeat placement is a sure win.

LBB recommends: Sudeepti Tucker and Art By Tania.

Branches offer a touch of nature on the inside of a home. Sculptural, yet still casual. Notice how this organically-shaped branch is paired with an art collection of square or rectangular art. Contrast in shapes is eye-catching.

Balance a collection of similar-coloured pottery pieces on a mantel or a shelf.

LBB recommends: Dilli Haat, Matka Market and Clay Art.

Who can resist a small box for stashing jewellery, eyeglasses or the remote control? This accessory looks great stacked.

LBB recommends: Then & Now, Dastakari Studio and Crazy Daisy.

A collection of white accessories looks great against a bright colour, such as the blue behind these shelves. Group bowls, candlesticks and vases. Notice how the delicate, butterfly prints mixed in create an elegant contrast.

LBB recommends: The Wishing Chair and Home Centre.

Do you have a collection of candlesticks shoved in a cabinet somewhere? Display them on a sideboard or an entry table. These candlesticks are all similar but have varying heights. They do not all have to match; a balanced grouping of different candlesticks also works.

LBB recommends: Maison 15 {Santushti}, Good Earth and Home Centre.

Sculpture offers an opportunity to really personalise a room. Display something that reflects an interest or a hobby – for example, this ocean-theme piece on the table or the African headdress on the hearth.

LBB recommends: Tibetan Market, Dilli Haat.

A tray is such a useful accessory and can look great in many places. It can be the perfect solution for creating a surface on an ottoman, where you can put up your feet and display fresh flowers at the same time. Smaller trays also unify a vignette on a nightstand, or an end table.

LBB recommends: Tip Top Market, Tungs10 and India Circus.

This is one of my favourite things to have around the house. Really, why not have one in every room? Nothing says ‘home’ like warm, soft blankets. Drape them over sofas, chairs and ottomans.

LBB recommends: Jaypore and To The Moon & Back.

This recommendation was first posted on Houzz.