
When an Accent Becomes the Statement
When it comes to decorating, texture is what gives a space life. It’s the difference between a flat, one-note room and one that feels layered, welcoming, and visually rich. But adding texture doesn’t mean filling every surface — the magic is in choosing pieces that speak, then giving them room to breathe.
At Stephenson House, we curate home accents that add depth without tipping into clutter. These 14 abstract pieces are our current designer favorites for creating a collected, tactile feel — all while keeping your space calm and intentional.
Our Curated Accessories That Do More Than Decorate
Accessories aren’t just finishing touches they’re the details that change how a space feels and functions. From sculptural forms to tactile finishes, these abstract accents are handpicked to layer texture and warmth while keeping your home calm and uncluttered.

1. French Mid-Century Tole Star, Gold
The French Mid-Century Tole Star, Gold is a sculptural statement that adds a subtle shimmer to any room. Its warm metallic tones catch natural light beautifully, creating a quiet focal point without overpowering the surrounding décor.
Pair its geometric shape with matte ceramics or textured linens for a balanced mix of finishes.
- Display solo on a bookshelf or mantel
- Style beside stacked art books for a collected look
Pair with natural wood to soften its metallic edge

2. Davin Pedestal
The Davin Pedestal is the perfect platform to give your favorite objects the spotlight they deserve. Its clean architectural lines work in both modern and traditional settings, adding height and presence to any vignette.
Use it to layer objects at different heights for visual depth.
- Elevate a vase, sculpture, or plant
- Use in an entryway to greet guests with a statement piece
Group with low-profile furniture for balance

3. Verdigris Mortar & Pestle
More than just a kitchen tool, the Verdigris Mortar & Pestle is an art object in itself. The aged patina gives it a timeless, well-loved feel, making it a perfect accent for open shelving or countertop displays.
Blend function with beauty by keeping it within easy reach.
- Display with fresh herbs for a lived-in kitchen aesthetic
- Pair with other vintage-inspired pieces for a cohesive look
Use as a tactile, hands-on element in food prep

4. Crimson Sphere & Marble Bowl
The Crimson Sphere & Marble Bowl brings a bold pop of red balanced by the cool elegance of marble. This high-contrast pairing draws the eye instantly and works as a dramatic focal point.
Place it where light can enhance its color and texture.
- Style alone on a coffee table for a gallery feel
- Pair with neutral accessories for maximum contrast
Use as a centerpiece in a minimalist dining room

5. White Candle Holder
Minimal yet sculptural, the White Candle Holder is a versatile piece that works in every season. Its curves and matte finish add soft texture while maintaining a clean look.
Layer multiples for a more dynamic arrangement.
- Group in threes with candles of varying heights
- Place on a mantel for an airy, balanced look
- Pair with greenery for a fresh, seasonal touch

6. Brown Dune Vase 1 by Kelly Wearstler
The Brown Dune Vase’s organic form and earthy tones add a grounded, natural elegance to any space. Its curves create visual softness, making it equally effective as a standalone piece or part of a styled arrangement.
Let its shape speak for itself by keeping it uncluttered.
- Display without flowers for a sculptural look
- Pair with neutral textiles for a warm, cohesive palette
Use as a centerpiece on a console or sideboard

7. Essie Small Bookstand
The Essie Small Bookstand turns your favorite books into artful displays. It’s functional, but it also adds height and structure to flat surfaces like coffee tables or shelves.
Switch out books seasonally to refresh your display.
- Feature a striking coffee table book cover
- Pair with a small vase or sculpture for balance
Use in the kitchen for open cookbooks with style

8. Ancient Greek Torso
The Ancient Greek Torso is a timeless nod to classical art that adds a sense of history to modern interiors. Its form brings structure, while the neutral tone blends easily with various palettes.
Create a contrast by pairing it with softer textures.
- Style on a pedestal for museum-like appeal
- Place near textiles or wood for warmth
Use as a conversation piece in the living room

9. Renée Demsey Abstract Artwork
This abstract piece adds fluid movement and depth to your walls without overwhelming them. Its brushwork draws you in, making it a perfect choice for adding energy to quieter spaces.
Hang where its details can be appreciated up close.
- Pair with minimalist furniture for contrast
- Use as a focal point above a console
Mix with smaller pieces in a gallery wall

10. Bella Grapes
Playful yet elegant, the Bella Grapes sculpture offers a unique shape that can soften sharper lines in a room. The rich color adds dimension and visual interest.
Make them part of a layered tabletop vignette.
- Display in a shallow ceramic bowl
- Pair with books and candles for balance
Use in dining or living areas for a whimsical touch

11. River Rocks, Dune
These smooth, organic stones bring nature indoors, adding a calming, tactile element to your décor. Their muted tones blend seamlessly into minimalist and coastal palettes alike.
Scatter or contain them for different effects.
- Use in a low tray as a centerpiece
- Place in clear vases for a layered look
- Add to a bathroom for spa-like appeal

12. Alabaster Swivel Box
The Alabaster Swivel Box combines hidden storage with the luminous beauty of natural stone. It’s both practical and decorative, making it a smart choice for desks, vanities, and side tables.
Highlight its texture with soft lighting.
- Keep jewelry or keepsakes inside
- Use as part of a styled grouping on a shelf
Pair with warm wood for contrast

13. Analia Marble Tray, Medium
A marble tray instantly elevates any grouping of objects, creating a sense of order and intention. The Analia Tray’s smooth surface and weight make it both functional and luxe.
Use it to corral smaller items stylishly.
- Anchor candles, vases, or small sculptures
- Place in the bathroom for perfumes and toiletries
- Style in the kitchen with oils and spices

14. Green Patina Mid-Century Copper Lamps
These lamps combine mid-century lines with a rich, aged patina for a sophisticated vintage feel. They bring warmth and depth to both modern and traditional spaces.
Flank them for symmetry or use solo for impact.
- Place on matching nightstands for a balanced look
- Pair with linen shades for softness
Use to highlight textured walls or art
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Every piece in this collection was hand-picked to add depth, beauty, and personality to your space without overwhelming it. Visit our Edmonton studio to experience them in person, or shop online to bring the artistry of Stephenson House directly to your home.