Interior Accessories

Designer Xena Lazarevica and XENA INTERIOR VISIONS believe it’s the finer details that transform a beautiful space into an extraordinary one. That’s why we partner with the world’s most artistic and prestigious brands in accessories and home décor, offering our clients in Cyprus timeless luxury and personality in every object.

Our curated selection includes sculptural and ceramic art from Bosa, decorative elements from Fuoriluogo, refined fireplaces by GlammFire, and artistic wall finishes by Alchymia. We also feature ornate plasterwork from Centro Stucchi, collectible porcelain by Villari, gallery sculptures from Frilli Gallery, and classic Italian décor from Barj Buzzoni and Baldi Home Jewels.

For handcrafted ceramics, explore the traditional artistry of L’Antica Deruta, while NDesign and Pullcast offer modern home accessories with bold personality.

From statement pieces to elegant accents, our accessories bring soul, sophistication, and story to every corner of your interior.

[Elegant living room with sculptural vases, wall art, and throw pillows]

Key Principles When Choosing Interior Accessories

Selecting accessories isn’t just about what looks good—it’s about how each item complements the space and fits into a cohesive design story. Here are the four key considerations:

  • Interior style
  • Color scheme
  • Spatial geometry (room size, ceiling height, window/door proportions)
  • Functionality and individuality of objects

Let’s explore each of these in detail.

Unifying with Style

Accessories are what define and reinforce your interior style. A vintage ceramic plate may look beautiful, but it won’t work in a modern industrial setting. Likewise, a Moroccan lantern fits an eclectic or boho space but feels out of place in classic interiors.

Whether you’re working with a designer or styling on your own, it helps to understand the characteristics of your chosen aesthetic to ensure every piece feels intentional.

[Accessories arranged in cohesive style (e.g., rustic ceramics in a Mediterranean kitchen)]

Creating Balance with Color & Shape

Accessories are perfect for introducing color accents and visual interest. A space that feels neutral or flat can be transformed with a bold poster, a colorful throw, or bright curtains.

Some design tips to keep in mind:

  • In neutral rooms, colorful accessories can refresh the space seasonally—replace scarlet accents with lemon yellow or turquoise for a new mood.
  • In colorful interiors, repeat dominant tones in decor. e.g., match a flower vase to a statement wall or fabric.
  • Keep large items minimal in small rooms and avoid overcrowding with too many small objects.
  • Choose accessories that serve a practical purpose, like trays, fruit bowls, or decorative storage boxes.

[Beige-toned interior with bright yellow cushions and glass vases]

Accessorizing with Purpose and Grouping

Grouping small decor items adds charm and structure. Whether you collect fine antiques or playful figurines, displaying them with thought gives meaning and rhythm to a space.

Group by:

  • Color
  • Material
  • Shape
  • Theme or origin

3–7 objects are usually enough for a tabletop or mantel. This avoids visual clutter while making a strong style statement.

[Styled shelf with curated collection of objects in similar tones and finishes]

Practical Advice from the Experts at XENA INTERIOR VISIONS

  • Avoid copying catalog images blindly. A picture-perfect layout might look polished but can feel impersonal. Instead, let your accessories reflect your lifestyle.
  • Define one visual center in a small room (like a decorated coffee table) and keep other areas simple.
  • Replace perfect symmetry with visual rhythm; mix heights, textures, and shapes while staying within the same style family.
  • Use live elements like indoor plants or flowers, but don’t overdo it.
  • Make sure groupings suit the scale of the surface they’re placed on—leave breathing space.

[Coffee table styled with asymmetrical objects and a small plant]