Flameless Red Dotted Glass Candle
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Large German Sheep
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Set of 2 Flameless Cream Taper Candles
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Red Berries Spray
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Extra Large German Sheep
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Flameless Grey Dotted Glass Candle
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Mini Leaf Taper Candle Ring with Burgundy Berries
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Brown Eucalyptus Leaf Spray
Candles
The flames that stay on the table all year.
97 styles
Greenery
Sprays, stems, and wreaths with a year-round green.
364 styles
Signs
Quiet words for an entry or a shelf.
90 styles
Lanterns
Height and a little light, any month.
21 styles
Vases & bowls
The shapes that hold a branch or stand on their own.
82 styles
Spring
Bunnies, eggs, and the first flowers, in their own collection.
48 styles
Frames & mirrors
Prints and mirrors for a wall that stays up all year.
76 styles
Textiles
Pillows, towels, and bows for the rooms you live in.
11 styles
Ornaments
The year-round ornaments that are not waiting for a tree.
13 styles
Garden animals
Birds, butterflies, and the small cast that lives on a shelf.
48 styles
Start here
Three easy ways to decorate
Real pieces, picked to work together. Buy one, or the whole set.
Dress the entry
Greenery, a lantern, and a few words by the door.
Dress the shelf
A vessel, something for the wall, and a textile.
One piece, done
A single piece that finishes a spot on its own. Nothing else required.
About everyday home decor
This is what stays out when the seasonal boxes go back to the attic. Faux greenery is the biggest part of it, in stems, sprays, wreaths, candle rings, and potted plants. Flameless candles, glass-and-metal lanterns, vases, bowls, and baskets come next.
For everyday mantel decor, start with three candle heights in one finish and one long spray laid beside them. For everyday table decor, a candle ring around a pillar does most of the work. Signs, framed prints, and mirrors take the wall above.
Spring gets its own collection, with moss bunnies, speckled eggs, and potted daffodils, so Easter has somewhere to go in March.