by KELSEY MULVEY
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Art is great, or try a wall-mounted candle, says designer Shalena Smith.
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A tray can add color and texture to a surface and looks much more intentional than having everything strewn about, says Erin West of Havenly.
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Try beautiful placemats, cheerful coasters, and colorful napkin rings, says Kira Faiman of Von Gern Home.
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"Scents add a finishing touch to a space," says Tina Ramchandani of Tina Ramchandani Creative.
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If you want all of your lighting to feel intentional, polished, and customizable, install dimmers, says designer Jean Liu.
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Nothing beats greenery, says designer Breegan Jane.
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Add in at least one thing that’s very tactile, suggests designer John McClain. Think a shag pillow, rug, pottery, a knit throw, or a woven basket.
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Go outside of your comfort zone with your trim, says Christina Coop of Hygge & West, and it’ll turn into the perfect finishing touch feature.
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These beautiful, natural objects play with light and reflections in special ways, says Alessandra Wood of Modsy.
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A family photo or meangingful memento will also speak to others, says Genevieve Trousdale of Circa Genevieve.
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For added visual interest, group three items in varying heights, say Janelle Hughes and Kim R. Williams.