The Glam Décor Trend That Will Rock Your World We love the collected, layered look that incorporating natural objects into your home's styling provides. While plants and flowers are always welcome, rocks and minerals are where it's at as far as we're concerned. Specifically, we're into the undulating forms of cut geodes and agate and the shimmering texture of amethysts and calcite. Sporadically incorporated into vignettes and bookshelves, rocks and minerals like these are also popping up in lighting, furniture, and mirror designs. Get inspired to add a layer of natural beauty to your home by the stunning spaces in our slideshow and shop our product picks below. With a new item or two, a gorgeous interior is just a stone's throw away. , $875, 1st Dibs , price upon request, Matthew Studios , $2400, 1st Dibs , $69, West Elm , $50, Z Gallerie , $1499, Madagascar Minerals , $125, Jonathan Adler , $590, Bliss Home and Design , price upon request, Marjorie Skouras

Photographs: 1. Kelly Wearstler photographed by William Abranowicz for Elle Decor 2. chandellier eforie nordAmanda Ross photographed by The Coveteur 3. chandelier 611 broadwayBenjamin Dhong Interior Design photographed by Jose Picayo 4. chandelier 9 branches significationKristin Kerr (designer and source) 5. Pamela Love and Jordan Sullivan photographed by Todd Selby 7. John Locke and Jason Oliver Nixon photographed by Patrick Cline for Lonny 8. Sarah Davison (designer and source) 9. Lauren Buxbaum photographed by Patrick Cline for Lonny 10. via Better Homes and Gardens Following successful film and photography careers, Los Angeles designer Marjorie Skouras elected to follow her passion and enter the field of interior design.

Her products reflect her love of classic styles and rich materials, notably gemstones, imbued with the experience of her lifelong travels. She describes her personal style as being rooted in the traditional with a slightly surrealist cast and a constant element of playfulness.These unique brands make handcrafted, one-of-a-kind pieces, from ottomans to outdoor lighting and everything in between. See some of our favorite must-know artisans on Dering Hall now. Pennsylvania-based Konekt is a boutique furniture company specializing in high-end customizable pieces including seating, tables, and accessories. Designer Helena Sultan believes in the concept of “sublime luxury,” with each piece hand finished in American hardwoods. Called “the imperial craftsman of the 21st century,” Robert Kuo reinterprets the past for the present, bridging ancient Chinese and present day traditions. His decorative objects, tables, and lighting pieces are highly anticipated and are part of private collections around the world.

Since launching her design firm over 15 years ago, Marjorie Skouras’s line of home products has grown to over 200 unique items, most of which incorporate semi-precious stones and handblown glass. Her inspirations come from art, nature, jewelry, and her world travels. Trained as a painter, sculptor, and glassmaker (who studied under the Italian masters to create Murano glass), John Pomp founded a studio of talented artists and craftsmen. Today, the Philadelphia-based brand creates heirloom-quality glass, tables, accessories and more. Emotional Brands is an atelier for three high-end Portuguese brands: Malabar, which creates luxe furniture and accessories; CreativeMary, which develops unique indoor lamps; and Ottiu, which offers modern seating, including sofas, benches, and armchairs. Based in West Hollywood, Collective Form connects architects, interior designers, and developers with European furniture, lighting, and home furnishings curated to the luxury market. Each brand occupies its own niche, allowing clients to create a cohesive design across multiple categories.

Glassmaking firm Hennepin Made was founded in Minneapolis in 2011 with the belief that handmade products have an essential place in our culture and everyday life. Today, the duo behind Hennepin Made produces beautiful glass lighting that’s perfect for a variety of spaces. After years of creating custom pieces for interior design clients, Kristen Buckingham launched KB Bespoke in 2010, an eponymous line of furniture and lighting. Her shop in the legendary La Cienega Design Quarter of Los Angeles includes KB Bespoke and a select mix of antiques and art. With a background creating custom lighting fixtures for Disney, Linda Allen developed a passion for solving problems through lighting—and created a line of stylish, weather-resistant, battery-operated outdoor products called Live Anywhere that turn any space into a living room outdoors. Based in Brooklyn, Coil + Drift creates luxurious contemporary furniture, lighting, and accessories that emphasize craftsmanship, sustainability and creative functionality.

They presented their first full collection at BKLYN DESIGNS in May 2014 and have since been featured in Vogue, Elle Decor, Dwell, and more. Dira curates unique, conservation-oriented natural design products created by skilled artists in South Africa. The brand’s line of meticulously handcrafted products aim to provide a steady income through which communities around the country can improve their living conditions.We take a glimpse into the home of Kourtney Kardashian, that along with interior designer Jeff Andrews, she spent months meticulously decorating in a style that her partner Scott Disick describes as “Alice In Wonderland meets Beetlejuice.” Kourtney’s favourite room is her little girl Penelope’s nursery as she personally designed it. Initially, the room was going to be white but then she came across the pink grass cloth wallpaper from Ralph Lauren and the rest of the room followed suit. The rug is Madeline Weinrib and the chair was her son Mason’s. Jeff Andrews said: "I helped her select the fabulous and fun ceiling wallpaper, but other than that, the nursery was truly Kourtney’s labor of love—no pun intended!"

From the modern Oeuf Sparrow Crib and Serena and Lily’s pink Senegalese storage baskets to the pink Hermes baby blankets and Nurserywork’s White Tree Bookcase, the room is primarily a pink-and-white wonderland — except for the stunning Marjorie Skouras Design turquoise Empire chandelier. The children’s playroom is classic with a contemporary twist as the monochrome theme is infused with splashes of colour. The famous Kardashian says: "The surf boards are from the Teen Choice Awards. I just want the room to be a fun mess—my kids can do whatever they want, this is their room.” The walls were painted with chalkboard paint and magnetic paint underneath so the children can draw and hang things from the wall. The rug is from Ikea and big boxes help to keep the Lego organized. “Mason is obsessed with Lego and they're pretty much all over my house," jokes Kourtney. Jeff Andrews adds: "What better use of the Kardashian sisters’ Teen Choice Award surfboard than to put it on the ceiling of Kourtney’s playroom?

That and the chalkboard-paint wall along with all of Mason and Penelope’s color-coordinated toys make this a perfect kids’ environment—even the black and white striped rug is cool enough for a Kardashian, but fun enough for a kid." For Kourtney and Scotts firstborn child Mason, the room gives off a Retro Circus effect with several Anthropologies Savannah Story papier-mâché busts on the walls, a Melissa and Doug’s majestic giraffe and a show stopping aviator ball chair. The monochrome theme is carried through from the play room with a striped ceiling and the walls and furnishings decorated in more muted tones of grey. Inspired by Kourtney's interiors? Shop the Collection here: 1. Anthropologie/ Lunar Critter Bust/ £498 2. Nursery Works/ White Tree Bookcase/  £899 3. Italia Designs/ Aviator Ball Chair/ £946 4. Marjorie Skouras Design/ Turquoise Empire Chandelier/ Price upon request 5. Melissa & Doug/ Children's Giraffe Plush Soft Toy/ £71.99