Opinion

Pia’s Picks: squiggly home accessories

24.10.2025

Translation: Katherine Martin

Life doesn’t always go in a straight line – and in design, it’s no different. These curve-tastic pieces from our range show just how lovely that can be.

I’ve recently taken a shine to playful accessories with a scribbly-line look. Candleholders with elegantly curvy bases that seem to meander through the room – delicate, almost fragile, but still bold enough to make a statement. Wall hooks reminiscent of notebook squiggles, crossing wall art with practicality.

Offsetting the room with a gentle wave.
Source: Ferm Living

Quietly making a statement: the Curvature wall hook. — Offsetting the room with a gentle wave.
Source: Ferm Living

Why do I love curvy shapes so much? Maybe it’s because they remind me of nature. Of gentle ocean waves, undulating sand dunes or the flowing outline of a tree. They bring soothing balance to the often harsh, straight-lined elements in our homes, and have an organic, lively look.

Art Nouveau vibes: timeless elegance with a twist

The use of nature-inspired shapes as a central design element dates right back to the Art Nouveau period. Taking plants, flowers and wavy lines as inspiration, artists and designers created an aesthetic that still captivates us to this day. This mixture of timeless elegance and liveliness always attracts me to shapes like these, whether it’s in architecture, furniture or little accessories.

Creative curves: minimalist, but with a wow effect

Although curvy designs are minimalist, they’re anything but boring. They mesh well with almost any interior, all while grabbing attention from every direction. You can emphasise their lightness by combining them with soft colours such as cream or pastel shades. If you’d rather go for a bolder look, they match perfectly with strong colours such as dark green or terracotta. In bright rooms, where light accentuates curvy outlines, they really come into their own.

With a twist: the richer the colour, the more the wavy line comes into its own.
Source: Leitmotiv

Curved shapes add variety to simple designs. — With a twist: the richer the colour, the more the wavy line comes into its own.
Source: Leitmotiv

So if your home could do with a little more liveliness, these designs will deliver just that.

Vases

−19%

only 10 of 10 remaining on sale

CHF6.40 was CHF7.90

Boltze Home Caramela

1 x

Coat racks + Coat hooks

−11%

only 2 of 3 remaining on sale

CHF22.90 was CHF25.80

Ferm Living Curvature

Candleholders

CHF29.90

Ferm Living Valse

Ferm Living Curvature Wall Table (30 x 25 x 43.5 cm)

Coffee tables

CHF154.–

Ferm Living Curvature Wall Table

30 x 25 x 43.5 cm

Leitmotiv Tafellamp Twist - Metaal - Rood - 31x54x31 cm (BxHxD) - Red Ochre - E27/15W (E27)

Table lamps

CHF131.–

Leitmotiv Tafellamp Twist - Metaal - Rood - 31x54x31 cm (BxHxD) - Red Ochre - E27/15W

E27

Floor lamps

CHF50.90

Opviq Sivon Triangle

E27

−19%

only 10 of 10 remaining on sale

Vases

CHF6.40 was CHF7.90

Boltze Home Caramela

1 x

−11%

only 2 of 3 remaining on sale

Coat racks + Coat hooks

CHF22.90 was CHF25.80

Ferm Living Curvature

Candleholders

CHF29.90

Ferm Living Valse

Coffee tables

CHF154.–

Ferm Living Curvature Wall Table

30 x 25 x 43.5 cm

Table lamps

CHF131.–

Leitmotiv Tafellamp Twist - Metaal - Rood - 31x54x31 cm (BxHxD) - Red Ochre - E27/15W

E27

Floor lamps

CHF50.90

Opviq Sivon Triangle

E27

In my Pia’s Picks series, I regularly showcase my favourite finds – things I might not need, but definitely want.

Header image: Ferm Living

19 people like this article

Pia Seidel

Senior Editor

Pia.Seidel@digitecgalaxus.ch

Like a cheerleader, I love celebrating good design and bringing you closer to everything furniture- and interior design- related. I regularly curate simple yet sophisticated interior ideas, report on trends and interview creative minds about their work.

Decoration

Follow topics and stay updated on your areas of interest

Lighting

Follow topics and stay updated on your areas of interest

Opinion

This is a subjective opinion of the editorial team. It doesn't necessarily reflect the position of the company.