Shop home decor in Portland: wall art, mirrors, pillows, throws, vases, candles, faux plants, and accent objects. This is the finishing layer that makes a furnished room feel like home.
Wall Art & Mirrors
Framed prints, canvas art, and original work, including pieces by local artists, plus mirrors in every scale from entryway to statement. Browse the dedicated art collection and mirrors for the full selection.
Pillows, Throws & Soft Goods
A simple, affordable way to refresh a room. Choose pillows and throw blankets in textures and colorways that pair with your sofa: mix a solid with a pattern, and vary the sizes.
Vases, Objects & Faux Greenery
Sculptural vases, bowls, bookends, candleholders, and convincing faux plants and trees from brands like Sagebrook Home, Creative Co-Op, and Kalalou. Easy to layer, easy to gift.
Lighting to Finish the Room
Table lamps and floor lamps can change a room quickly. See the lighting collection for what's in stock now.
How to Style With Decor
Context is everything. Decor works best when you judge it against real furniture: how a mirror sits over a console, how a throw reads against bouclé, how big a vase actually is. Hold the measurements in mind before you buy. Consigned one-of-a-kind decor appears in our used furniture collection.
Local Art & One-of-a-Kind Accents
Alongside the brand-name accents, you will find original work by local artists and consigned decor such as vintage mirrors, sculptural lamps, and estate art. These are singles: the vintage brass mirror you hesitate on today furnishes someone else's entry tomorrow. Browse local artwork & prints for pieces with a signature instead of a SKU.
Home Decor FAQ
How do I choose the right size of wall art?
A piece over a sofa or console looks balanced at about two-thirds to three-quarters of the furniture's width. Hang art so its center sits near eye level.
Do you carry seasonal decor?
Seasonal accents change through the year. Check seasonal decor for what is available now.
How do I mix decor without it looking cluttered?
Group objects in odd numbers, vary the heights, and leave open space around each group. Repeat a color or material two or three times around the room so the pieces feel connected.