How to Outfit a Weirdcore Bedroom Full Of Mushrooms and Slime Green

"Is that a...flaming green hand on your nightstand?" Yes. Yes, it is. This Dada Daily Candle ($65) works as a surrealist objet, but you could certainly light its fingertip wicks for a very weird, very cool moment.

This embroidered Daisy Flowers Pillow ($42) has a '70s grandma vibe, especially with its groovy yellow pompom fringe. The off-kilter throw pillow adds a touch of the odd to a simply made bed, but if you really want to go for it, pair it with patterned bedding. Which brings us to the next product on the list . . .

This cotton sateen Dusen Dusen Net Duvet Set ($256) has a woozy pattern and unusual butter-and-tan color palette that somehow reads as (relatively) neutral.

If you were too young to remember what 2002 design looked like, allow this Manhattan Comfort Perch Chair ($238) to demonstrate. The chrome base, lime-green upholstery, and curved seat are authentically on point — and now that the early aughts are having a moment, this chair looks daring and fresh again.

Crafted in India, this Surya Skittles Vase ($95) has a frosted finish in an oceanic shade of aqua. The color and shape are quirky enough to vibe with a weirdcore aesthetic, but the vase can also look more classic if you revamp your room down the line.

Designed in collaboration with Los Angeles artist Isa Beniston (aka Gentle Thrills), this Green Tiger Rug ($380) is a wonderfully kooky spin on the traditional tiger rug. Lay it out on the floor or, if you're game, position it on the wall as art.

Do you ever get the feeling that someone's watching you? You will with this oddball eyeball. One side of the Eyeball Plush Pillow ($26) features a blue iris; the other side's iris is green.

Available in five colors, this Porcini Mushroom Lamp ($89) casts a gentle glow. What's really cool about it? The LED lamp is cordless and rechargeable, allowing you to place it wherever you wish.