Group alike items
Growing a collection of knick-knacks (or, as we like to call even the most random of finds, objets d'art) is a fabulous form of self-expression, but placing them without intentionality looks cluttered. Grouping items that are alike no matter what their value or origin creates an instant moment of luxe. Suddenly a scattered assortment of found flea market tchotchkes becomes an elegant assemblage and an exquisite discussion point when entertaining.
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