Accessories

Discover home accessories from Mikolia, thoughtfully selected to bring character and warmth to every room.
Shop ceramic figurines, sculptures, ornaments, candle holders, cushion covers, candles and reed diffusers, each a distinct range with its own character.

Style shelves, consoles, mantelpieces and display cabinets, layer a sofa or bed, or scent a hallway. The easiest way to finish a room or choose a gift, with UK next day delivery.

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Luxury Home Decor and Accessories

Shop luxury home decor and accessories from Mikolia, a collection built from five distinct ranges: figurines, sculptures, ornaments, candle holders and wall art.

This is affordable luxury in the true sense: home decor accessories with the materials, finish and presence of high-end interior design, priced so that furnishing a room in this style does not mean waiting for a single expensive purchase. Luxury is not about the price on any one item. It is about every accessory looking like it belongs together, and like it was chosen rather than picked up in a hurry.

What Makes Home Decor Look Expensive

A room reads as expensive for reasons that have very little to do with the size of the budget behind it. Texture, material and restraint do more than quantity ever will. A single sculptural accessory in glazed ceramic or cast resin says more than a shelf crowded with small trinkets, and a room with three carefully chosen pieces looks considerably more elevated than one with fifteen.

The accessories in this collection are built around that principle. Every range favours raised texture, real material finish and a limited, considered palette over anything printed, moulded flat or brightly coloured. That is the difference between decor that looks like an afterthought and decor that looks designed.

Ceramic Figurines

Standing and seated human forms poised on round ceramic spheres, finished in matte and glazed ceramic. Displayed singly or in pairs, a figurine reads as a genuine art object rather than an ornament, which is exactly the effect that makes a shelf look elevated rather than merely decorated.

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Sculptures

Busts and abstract sculptural forms in ceramic, resin and stone-effect finishes. A single sculpture placed with room to breathe around it is one of the most reliable ways to make a console table or bookshelf look considered rather than cluttered, and it is the piece most likely to be the first thing a visitor notices.

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Ornaments

Abstract pieces alongside decorative fruit and pumpkin designs, in ceramic and glazed finishes. Ornaments are the most versatile accessories here, working as a permanent fixture on a shelf or brought forward seasonally, and a small, well-chosen grouping does more for a room than a larger, mismatched one.

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Candle Holders

Ceramic, glass and metal candlesticks, tealight holders and candelabras. Few accessories change the feel of a room as quickly as a lit candle in a well-made holder, and grouping two or three at different heights is one of the simplest ways to make a dining table or mantelpiece look styled rather than functional.

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Wall Art

Sculpted, textured wall art with raised three-dimensional surfaces, set in metal frames. A flat printed canvas reads as decoration; a relief panel that catches and changes with the light reads as a genuine art piece, which is the single biggest lever a wall can pull toward looking expensive.

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How to Make a Room Look Expensive

The instinct when a room feels unfinished is to add more accessories. The better instinct is almost always to add less, but better. A single large sculptural piece outperforms three small ornaments every time, because scale and quality read as intentional in a way that quantity never does.

Choose one anchor accessory per surface: a sculpture on a console, a piece of wall art above a sideboard, a figurine on a shelf. Give it space rather than surrounding it with smaller objects, and repeat the same one or two finishes across a room rather than introducing a new material with every piece. That restraint, more than anything spent, is what separates a room that looks considered from one that looks assembled without spending on a full refit.

Affordable Luxury, Not Compromise

Affordable luxury does not mean a cheaper version of an expensive idea. It means the same principles of material, form and restraint applied at a price that does not require furnishing a room over several years, one statement accessory at a time.

Every range in this collection is chosen against that standard: glazed ceramic rather than plastic, cast resin rather than moulded polymer, raised relief rather than printed canvas. The luxury is in the material and the form, not in the number on the price tag.

Minimalist and Considered Interiors

Nothing in this collection relies on bold colour or busy pattern to earn its place, which is what makes these accessories suit minimalist, neutral and contemporary interiors particularly well. A room built on texture and form rather than colour and pattern is also the easiest kind of room to keep looking elevated over time, since nothing dates as quickly as a strong colour choice.

Luxury Home Decor and Accessories by Room

In the living room, a sculpture and a piece of wall art do more for the sense of the room than any number of smaller accessories, and a single grouped display of candle holders finishes a coffee table or console. In the bedroom, a figurine or small sculpture suits a dressing table, and wall art above a bed sets the tone for the whole room.

In the dining room, candle holders paired with vases or ginger jars make the most immediate difference. Hallways and entrances are where a single striking piece of wall art or sculpture earns the most attention, since it is often the first thing anyone sees on entering a home.

These accessories also elevate offices, receptions and hospitality interiors, where a single sculptural object or piece of wall art does more to signal quality than furniture alone ever can.

Luxury Home Decor as a Gift

A single well-chosen accessory is one of the more considered gifts available, because it carries the weight of a design object rather than a generic present. A sculpture, a set of candle holders or a piece of wall art all work for a housewarming, an anniversary or a milestone birthday, and none demand the recipient change anything about their existing home to accommodate them.

More at Mikolia

Beyond home decor and accessories, browse vases, artificial flowers and plants, tableware and jewellery boxes to complete a room. Or explore the full Mikolia collection, with UK next day delivery.