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White, pastel and gold - decor that makes a house feel like home.

Luxury Home Decor Items

The Whites & Pastels decor collection brings together everything that dresses a home beyond the dining table: vases and candle holders, sculptures and showpieces, floor lamps, decorative trays, curtain tiebacks, table linen and small accents for shelves and consoles. Every piece shares our palette of whites, soft pastels and gold, so you can mix and layer across rooms without anything clashing - and add to your home a piece at a time.

Shop Decor by Category

Category What You'll Find Explore
Vases & candle holders Ceramic and glass vases, lanterns, hurricanes, tealight holders Decorative Vase
Showpieces & decor objects Brass urli, floor lamps, horse accent, table clock Decor Objects
Sculptures Bookends, bird sculpture, crystal and brass figures Sculptures
Sculpture trays Trinket and vanity trays with character Sculpture Trays
Trays Wooden, leather and butler trays Trays
Curtain tiebacks Gold tiebacks with pearls and stones Curtain Tiebacks
Table decor Coasters, tissue boxes, candle stands Dining Table Essentials
Soft furnishings Tablecloths and table runners Soft Furnishings

Five Principles of a Well-Decorated Home

Good decor isn't about owning more things - it's about placing a few good things well. These five principles work in any room, any size of home and any style.

  • Start with a palette. Choose two or three base colours and one accent metal, and let every new piece fit within them. White, ivory and one pastel with gold is calm, timeless and easy to build on.
  • One hero per surface. Every console, shelf and coffee table needs one piece that leads - a statement vase, a sculpture, a lamp. Everything else supports it.
  • Group in odd numbers. Three or five objects look natural; pairs look formal and fours look like a shop display.
  • Vary height, shape and texture. Pair tall with low, round with angular, glossy ceramic with warm brass or natural wood.
  • Leave empty space. Breathing room is what makes each piece look chosen rather than collected.

Decorating by Room

Room Start With Then Add
Living room A floor lamp in the corner and a styled coffee table tray A statement vase on the console, sculptures on shelves, gold curtain tiebacks - see Living Room
Dining room A runner or tablecloth A low centrepiece, candle holders and a tissue box that matches
Entryway A console with a tray for keys A brass urli with floating flowers, or a tall vase and a lamp
Bedroom Curtain tiebacks and a bedside lamp A bud vase, a small table clock, a trinket tray on the dresser
Pooja corner A clean shelf or mandir A lotus tea light holder, a brass shankh and fresh flowers
Balcony A butler tray table A hanging lantern and hurricane candles - see Outdoor

How to Style a Table-Top

Consoles, side tables, sideboards and coffee tables are where decor does the most work. Use this simple formula:

  • Something tall: a vase with stems, a lamp or a tall candle holder, placed off-centre.
  • Something medium: a sculpture, a stack of two or three books or a lantern.
  • Something small: a trinket tray, a brass shankh, a pair of small birds or a bud vase.
  • Something living: fresh flowers, a sprig of greenery or a plant - it softens the arrangement.
  • Something to tie it together: a tray underneath groups the pieces into one display.

Mixing Materials

A room built from one material feels flat. Layering materials adds depth, and our palette makes it easy:

Material What It Brings Pair It With
Glossy white ceramic Calm, clean, sculptural Brass and natural wood
Glass (clear, coloured, fluted) Light and sparkle Matte ceramic and linen
Brass and gold-finish metal Warmth and a festive glow White porcelain and glass
Natural wood and jute Texture and an earthy feel White ceramic and greenery
Crystal Luxury and reflected light Dark wood and soft lighting

A Festive Decor Calendar

Indian homes change with the festivals. A few swaps keep your decor feeling fresh through the year without buying a whole new set:

  • Diwali: fill the brass urli with marigolds and floating diyas, light lanterns and hurricanes, and bring out gold accents.
  • Christmas and New Year: red and green napkins, pine sprigs in vases and pillar candles in hurricanes.
  • Holi and spring: pastel flowers in glass vases and lighter curtains held back with tiebacks.
  • Weddings and pujas at home: white linen, fresh jasmine, gold napkin rings and a lotus tea light holder in the pooja corner.
  • Summer: fewer objects, more greenery, sheer curtains and glass pieces that feel cool.

Decorating a Small Home

  • Choose pieces that work twice: a butler tray table is a side table and a serving tray; a sculpture tray is decor and storage.
  • Go vertical: a floor lamp or tall vase uses height rather than floor space.
  • Keep surfaces clearer: one styled tray looks intentional; many small objects look cluttered.
  • Use reflective materials: glass and metallic finishes bounce light and make rooms feel larger.
  • Stay within one palette so the eye moves smoothly from room to room.

Decor as Gifts

Decor is one of the most lasting gifts - a vase, a candle holder or a sculpture stays in a home for years. For housewarmings, choose something neutral like a white ceramic vase or a glass lantern; for Diwali, a brass urli or a lotus tea light holder. Explore curated ideas in our Gifting Collection.

Frequently Asked Questions

What home decor items should every home have?

A good lamp, one or two statement vases, a coffee table tray, candle holders, a few sculptural objects for shelves and coordinated curtain tiebacks.

How do I choose decor that goes together?

Pick a palette of two or three colours plus one metal, and choose every piece within it. All our decor shares white, pastels and gold.

How many decor items should go on one table?

Usually three to five, grouped together with one clear hero piece and some empty space around them.

How do I decorate for Diwali without clutter?

Swap rather than add: replace everyday flowers with marigolds, add candlelight in lanterns and hurricanes, and bring out one statement piece like a brass urli.

Do your decor pieces match each other?

Yes - everything is designed in the same palette of white, pastels and gold.

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