The ancient Greeks considered the circle nature’s most perfect shape because of its symmetry. In the design realm, round accents act as an antidote to otherwise linear rooms. Try some of these circular accents to bring an element of nature’s perfection indoors.
— Rebecca Little, home&garden@tribune.com
Hanging out
Fill these glass globes with tea lights, succulents or other plants and hang them indoors or out. Globe measures 7 by 7 1/2 inches. Cost: $18.50. Sprout Home, 745 N. Damen Ave., 312-226-5950; sprouthome.com
Old School mod
The raindrops mirror, created from antiqued brass, is a re-release of the Midcentury Modern design from sculptor C. Jere in partnership with Jonathan Adler. The mirror measures 38 inches in diameter. Cost: $1,250. Jonathan Adler, 676 N. Wabash Ave., 312-274-9920; jonathanadler.com
Look to the skies
The dramatic drum chandelier is created from capiz shells and brass details, measuring 26 inches in diameter. It requires 60 watt bulbs. Cost: $2,500. Jayson Home and Garden, 1885 N. Clybourn Ave., 773-248-8180; jaysonhomeandgarden.com
Clear as day
This modern Circle 40 table is made up of two 15 3/4-inch-diameter circles — one base and one tabletop. Some assembly is required; delivery takes two to four weeks. Cost: $295 each. Visit retromodern.com.
Take a seat
The circle cut-outs in these chairs complement a linear dining table. The style is available in armchair and side chair styles. Velvet seat cushions are sold separately. Cost: $179 to $229. At West Elm; for stores, visit westelm.com or call 888-922-4119.
