hope decor

"I pay tribute to love, the love of a couple, love for the family, children, friends. Love toward the world in which we live, so that it is better and better. A world filled with peace and hope – all this is reflected in my work through a simple heart. If you look closely, you'll see that they are two halves. Wedding rings form the heads of two people who hold hands," says Peruvian artisan Marco Floríndez. He sculpts this evocative piece of red steel.

"The tree of hearts is designed from personal inspiration. It's a metaphor of hope as I imagined a tree with heart-shaped fruits that when ripe, a person could pick and give as a present, or perhaps exchange, or else give to people who need to be more sensitive towards others, and why not be more to sensitive to the environment?" says Luitpol as he shares his reflections. "The boy jumping up and down shows his happiness at being next to the tree of hearts and feeling the effects of its fruits: love, peace, unity, and sensibility."

Titled "Árbol de corazones" in Spanish.

Alejandro de Esesarte depicts a bonsai tree with emerald green foliage. Transforming steel into art, he cuts out the image and meticulously paints it by hand to display on the wall.

Because each piece is individually hand-crafted and painted, size and color could vary slightly.

A palette of green, brown and ivory hues evokes Our Lady of Guadalupe's harmonious essence. Artisan Mony Lemus of Mexico celebrates faith and hope with this door knob hanger, adorned with polyester ribbons, shiny glass beads and an antiqued zamac metal medallion.

Butterflies are often associated with magic and hope, inspiring Indian designer Chirag Choudhary to create a set of six knobs in honor of these real-life fairies. With the help of local artisans, the accessories come to life thanks to meticulous ceramic work, with little nickel-plated brass accents and a blue tone.