I love hearts. Is that an oxymoron, like jumbo-shrimp? Hearts represent love, what’s better than that? And they’re often red or pink, two of my favorite colors to design with. Here are some of my favorite heart inspired home accessories. Happy shopping!

1. Orrefors My Heart Clock is beautiful and unique ($75). The entire My Heart Collection has great stuff including vases, bowls and votives.

2. My Beating Heart pillow is not only an adorable accessory, it also simulates the heartbeat from deep meditation. Form AND function!

3. Have A Heart plate is made from recycled glass and it’s a chic way to dress up a romantic dinner on Valentine’s day, an anniversary, birthday, or “just because I love you”.

4. Aptly named Heart of the Home offers a variety of different heart stencils. Less is more with a stencil theme this specific. Or try Wall Words for an inspirational love themed quotation like “Enter with a happy heart”.

5. Heart Art in New York City is a spot I pass by often. They have the coolest framed 3D hearts with tons of themes to choose from. I bought my mom a heart covered in a subway map. She loved it!

Would love your thoughts and comments, but these are some things that I GOTTA HAVE!

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Author: Krista Watterworth

Krista Watterworth considers herself a true multi-tasker: mom, author, television personality, and interior designer. Krista starred in four seasons of HGTV's Save My Bath as host-designer and in 2009 will star in a new HGTV show called Splurge & Save. She has quickly gained celebrity for branding her unique aesthetic. According to Krista, designing and performing have two things in common: you have to delve into the heart of a person (or a character) to find out their intimate secrets, and then create an entirely personal world around that.

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