12 Home Decor Items That Belong on Your Wedding Registry

Everyone should have two types of glassware in their collection: a functional set for daily use, and a fun one to pull out for guests (or just because). This Mikasa Chroma 47 Ounce Carafe ($50) and the matching Misaka Chroma 13 Ounce Stemless Wine Glass 4-Piece Set ($50) fall perfectly into the latter camp. Whether you use them for wine or water, they'll be sure to bring a smile to your face.

Equal parts architectural and organic, this Henry Wilson Trio Candle Holder ($290) is a perfect example of an objet d'art you don't exactly need but would certainly be excited to own if someone were to give it to you. Add tapered candlesticks in varying heights or hues for an eye-catching centerpiece.

Upgrade your more traditional bowl set with this artisanal Fortessa Cloud Terre Arlo Set ($88) that combines form and function. The curved edge brings a touch of softness to your tablescape.

A wedding registry is a great opportunity to start building an art collection for your home if you haven't already. A piece like this Marleigh Culver Altar of the Future Print ($200) can help bring a bright pop of color to an otherwise neutral palette.

You likely already have wine glasses and champagne flutes in your glassware collection, but what about coupe glasses for cocktails? This set of crystal Nude Glass Big Top Coupe Glasses ($45) is just the type of fancy glassware that makes one feel like they have their act together. They're elegant, refined, and beautiful enough to store on your open shelving when they're not in use.

This Anastasio Home Box Tray in Emerald ($260) may be a work of art in itself, but it can serve many functions, too. Use it to corral jewelry by the bed, organize products in the bathroom, or place it atop a stack of coffee table books.

A quality cotton throw blanket in a neutral color, like this Saro Lifestyle Stripe Design Chunky Tassel Throw ($196), has the ability to instantly transform a sofa or bed and make it look way more luxe. It's versatile, too, and can work with any color palette or decor aesthetic.

A small statement lamp is an accent piece you can have some fun with. This Wooj Design Mini Wavy Lamp ($89) is inspired by jellyfish and adds warmth to any space.

After what felt like decades of gold and brass finishes and accents reigning supreme, chrome is in its comeback era. Tap into the decor trend in a small way with this sleek Nambé Cradle Bowl ($200). It looks just as good when used as a serving platter as it does when it's displayed empty.

File this Baina Essential Bathroom Set ($330) under: expensive things you probably wouldn't purchase yourself but would be thrilled to receive. It comes with two bath towels, two hand towels, and even a matching bath mat so that even the smallest of bathrooms can feel stylishly complete.

Each Kuu Pottery Curvy Amphora Vase ($265) is handmade so that no individual piece is the same. It's a conversation-starter that's bold on its own, but even more striking when filled with flowers or greenery.

Is this Sarah Sherman Samuel Bouclé Ball Pillow ($58) not the most delightfully irresistible accent pillow you've ever seen? Whether you have one displayed on your bed, or a cluster to accent your sofa, it's playful and full of personality.