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Surround your home with calm energy by decorating spaces with horoscope-inspired pieces
Let your unique individuality show at home through carefully chosen horoscope-inspired pieces that will make your home feel and appear more calm and collected.
Read below to see a few pieces that might help you decide on which decor to style your space with.
Salvatori Gravity Zodiac Paperweight
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Fill the room with the right energy with the Gravity Zodiac Paperweight by Salvatori Design Center, a gorgeous piece that's made of natural materials. Each paperweight is crafted with distinct details that represent each sign.
Salvatori Gravity Zodiac Paperweight, PHP11.1 million salvatoriofficial.com
Zodiac Sign Wooden Lamp
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Bask in good energy day and night with this Zodiac-inspired bedside lamp. The LED lamp has a wooden finish and an optical acrylic flat panel with laser engraving of your sign.
Zodiac Sign Wooden Lamp, PHP1405 amazon.com
Swarovski Kris Bear Horoscope Figurines
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Swarovski's adorable Kris Bear Horoscope collection features clear crystal figurines in the form of bears carrying a circle of turquoise-toned crystal which represents your sign—be it Sagittarius, Libra, Scorpio, Virgo, and others.
To know more, visit swarovski.com
Dior Constellation Dinner Plates
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Christian Dior was once fascinated by astrology. His fascination for this pseudoscience is explored as a motif in the fashion house's Constellation collection by Pietro Ruffo. Maria Grazia Chiuri and Ruffo created porcelain dishes that show symbolic sketches of the tarot universe.
To know more, visit dior.com
Pierre Frey La constellation wallpaper
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Having the Pierre Frey La constellation wallpaper would be a glorious sight to have at home because of its star-studded design. You'll spot various astral details like zodiac signs, lunar cycles, and celestial divinities with hand-drawn lines and dots, and printed on a matte, non-woven material.
To know more, visit pierrefrey.com
Christine Andas is a features writer and the style lead of Tatler Philippines. She mostly covers style-related content but enjoys writing about space, sneakers, and her favourite stars. She acquired a master's degree in Creative Writing at the University of Santo Tomas and has written young adult short stories which can be read online.
