Mother's Day Decor

The objects you set down shape the mood of a room more surely than a large piece of furniture. This selection brings together our decorative trays, candle holders and lanterns in wood and rattan, along with a few sculptural pieces such as our hourglasses.

A tray to bring things together

Placed at random, three objects look like clutter; gathered on a tray, they become a composition. The shape guides the use: round suits the center of a coffee table, while oval and rectangular follow a console or a sofa side table. Leave some free space around the objects: it is what makes the group readable.

Wood and rattan bring warmth

Our candle holders come in turned wood and woven rattan. Wood gives a solid mass and a crisp silhouette; rattan lets light through and casts its pattern on the wall. Both materials suit natural tones and do not cope well with humidity: avoid a windowless bathroom.

Play with heights in pairs

Most of these pieces come in two similar sizes, and that is an asset: two lanterns of different heights placed side by side create a rhythm that a single object cannot achieve. Apply the same logic to candle holders and hourglasses, keeping a single dominant material per group.

Frequently asked questions

Which tray shape should I choose?

Follow the shape of the surface. A round tray softens a square coffee table; a rectangular tray gives structure to a narrow console.

Can I light a candle in a rattan lantern?

Rattan is a plant material: keep the flame low and supervised, or choose an LED candle. Always place the lantern on a stable surface, away from curtains.

How do I care for rattan and wood?

A dry cloth or a soft brush for dust trapped in the weave. Avoid water and oily products, as they mark the fiber.