Seven ways to love your home for November
Photo by Sian Richards
7 ways to love your place
Decorate with sculpture
Platter, $452, Sturdy. Credenza, $2,375, Vase, $265, Elte. Flooring, $3/ sq. ft., Armstrong. Wall art, candlesticks, bowl, stylist's own.
Stack your bowls
As we head into soup and stew season, warm your hands around one of these lightweight stoneware bowls. Each beautiful asymmetrical dish is hand thrown in England by Sue Paraskeva for Canadian store Herriott Grace.
Bowls, $45, Herriott Grace.
Light the night
Dress up your dining room table or nightstand with these glass and porcelain candle holders. Inspired by traditional lanterns, they come in either matte black with copper accents or glossy white with a hit of red.
Candle holders, $55 each, Drake General Store.
Add some luxe details
This fall, Aerin Lauder (granddaughter of Estée Lauder) expands beyond the family business of cosmetics to offer her own home decor line including furniture, fabrics, lighting and accessories. Influenced by Aerin’s own effortless style, the look is modern and feminine. See more of Aerin's collection here.
Tray, $285, Table lamp, $540, Aerin.
Lay a throw on it
Snuggle under this reversible cotton coverlet, which reminds us of the patterns of frost on a window. Use one to dress up the foot of your bed or as a blanket on the sofa.
Blanket, $99, Fabulous Goose.
Put on a pot of cozy
The cable-knit pattern has gone from sweaters to these super-cute teapots and mugs. It’s a great excuse to invite your good friends over for a cup of tea and to catch up on life.
Tea gift set, $10, Real Canadian Superstore.
Stow hats and mits
Don’t let your entryway become a haphazard mess of winter accessories. Line up a few of these hand-printed linen buckets by Canadian designer Jenna Rose and store your stuff in style!
Bucket, $45, One of a Kind Show.
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