11,378 Eclectic Accessories & Decor Products

This cushion will give a nice punch of color and some added comfort to a cushion-less chair.

Part mural, part wallpaper, the bespoke wallcoverings from Minakani Walls are all art, for sure.

For once, here is a character-themed design that doesn't make me run away screaming. I love how subtle this Peter Pan toile is. I'd put it in the playroom or nursery.

Believe it or not, this throwaway look-alike is not what it seems. This cup is actually a ceramic vase, and its design dates back to 1975. There are so many possibilities for this little gem — it's like one size fits all. Where wouldn't you place it?

I love the riotous combination of colors and patterns in this mat. It would look great in a teen girl's room or as a hall runner in an eclectic home.

Peaceful and serene painting done at the Cape. Beautiful blues and greys with warm whites. This is a giclee print mounted on 24"x24" panel, sealed with protective coating. Ready to hang.

A giant moose head with gilded antlers is quirky yet chic. I could see this moose adorning my office and looking fabulous.

Rocking out is an essential part of any camping trip. Camouflage your iPod with an alder wood dock, awesome indoors or out.

One of my favorite DIY ideas is sprucing up a few thrift-store items with an unexpected spray paint color. With these two mirrors, the work is already done for you.

This crazy-cute rug is lush and grassy. It also features snap-on daisies that can be placed in whatever configuration you want! Total conversation piece.

Black and emerald green never looked as beautiful as they do in this over-dyed Pakistani rug. In a room with black furnishings, this rug will be the star.

Get your cartography fix without leaving the couch with a vintage map cushion from the Australian company My Bearded Pigeon.

Leave it to Urban Outfitters to design a flat-weave rug that delivers a fun, eye-catching pattern at a great price. I'll admit that I still shop in Urban Outfitters, even though it was my go-to store when I was a teenager! The brand is still a great resource for affordable decor, such as rugs that...

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There is something about these abstract trees that are part Dr. Suess, part "Where the Wild Things Are." They add some fun graphic whimsy to any wall, whether its for a child's room or an adult who wants to add a little fun to an office, mudroom, kitchen or closet.

I'm into rustic chic, but not so much into the whole taxidermy thing. However, this deer brings in a bit of woodsy style without the whole Norman Bates thing. Bonus: there are two different sizes.

This rug is by famous interior designer Genevieve Gorder. With a playful pattern that simulates movement, it's certainly a wonderful statement piece.

This NY Subway sign is based upon the eye-popping graphics and typeface of early 20th-century signs.

These bus rolls have fascinating graphical typography and a curious look about them that makes them great conversation starters for guests.

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You may have admired her fabrics for years now, and if so, you are going to be blown away by her rug collection. This hand-tufted rug by Amy Butler adds a bold botanical burst to any room in your home.

Way ahead of her time and the trend, Flora Scalamandré originally designed this art deco wallpaper in the 1930s. Eighty years later it's back and more beautiful than ever.

The description of this bold rug describes bright wool butterflies atop colorful crewelwork, but all I see are some fabulous hearts.

This porcelain monkey soldier figurine is a unique piece.

Don't forget the pets! I have cats, so they sleep wherever they please, but for those of you with fur-kids who need a bed, this kilim bed oughta do the trick.