Adore Home Decor? Add These Interior Design Services and Gifts to Your Registry

If you're a home design buff who's getting married, you already know your wedding registry will focus on unique finds. In fact, you might have more of an interior design registry than a traditional wedding registry. You're probably coveting enchanting objects made from Murano glass (perhaps even an iconic mushroom lamp), a budget-friendly Barcelona-style daybed, a bubbly Mario Bellini sofa and really anything that appears in Athena Calderone's home or across the pages of Architectural Digest.

But what if we said you could register for interior design services in addition to furniture and decor? Well, you can. Here, we've listed the best online options for giving any tired space an exciting refresh. With the help of decorating experts, you can really turn your design dreams into a reality. And, for good measure, we've also curated some of the most stunning eye-candy decor pieces that would make Nate Berkus swoon. Before we dive in, one additional tip: If you're planning on commissioning a local designer from your area, saving up for a big statement furniture piece, or simply would like a little flexibility when it comes to your future design whims, a cash fund dedicated to design is another great option. Regardless of which route you go, you can add any item or service to your The Knot Registry using the instructions here. A well-curated wedding registry makes for a well-curated newlywed love nest and we know you're up to the task with your immaculate taste in interiors.

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• The Best Interior Design Services for Your Registry

• The Best Interior Design Items for Your Registry

The Best Interior Design Services for Your Registry

Virtual interior design services have seen a spike in popularity these past few years—and we can see why. Whether you're looking for tips for combining the furnishings from your separate apartments into a cohesive home aesthetic or a professional opinion as you get a bunch of new stuff, online interior design services offer pro advice for projects big and small—no matter your space, style or budget.

1. Havenly

What we love about Havenly is its emphasis on personalization and the extra sensitivity to the client's design budget. No matter which of the two gift packages you choose (the Mini or the Full, both of which are surprisingly affordable), you'll receive a unique design concept and plenty of style ideas for your room of choice, including expertly selected product recommendations that are easily shoppable. But first, you take a fun style quiz where you and your sweetheart select images of the rooms you each love and Havenly will determine your collective design style. Afterwards, you'll get matched with a designer that suits your tastes (and every professional is certified through an accredited interior design program). The best part? You get your first round of design pitches in just two days and can get as many revisions on your room revamp as you'd like.

2. Decorilla

Why tap the expertise of one interior designer when you can have two? That's the big draw when it comes to Decorilla—pitch your vision once and get two different interpretations. Regardless of which plan you choose out of the three budget tiers on offer (prices will also vary a bit depending on the size and significance of the room you're restyling), you'll always receive a 3D rendering, a floor plan including new and existing furniture you'd like to incorporate, as well as open text and email communication to take care of any questions. Note: The three price tiers reflect the different experience levels of the designers, but you really can't go wrong with any of Decorilla's fleet of professionals. You can also request a gift card for any amount that can go toward the makeover of your choice.

3. roomLift

Between offering easily accessible professionals to designs perfectly tailored to a space down to the squarefoot, the world of virtual interior design services has come a long way in making sure clients still get a personal touch. RoomLift takes that notion one step further by sending physical swatches and samples for you to touch, test and compare. These samples are selected after completing a thorough style questionnaire, during which you can specify details down to if the space should be pet-friendly. You can request an interior design gift card to be used toward one of three packages: a full room makeover, an accessories-only update or a virtual consultation with a designer. Also, there's no pressure to purchase the suggested furniture or room accessories, so it's a great choice if you want to take the reins yourself after getting inspired.

4. The Expert

There's some serious interior design star power going on over at The Expert, which connects clients with some of the biggest names in the industry to help bring their home design visions to life. Think: Jenna Lyons of J.Crew fame and Brigette Romanek, whose style has caught the eye of Gwenyth Paltrow and Beyonce. Get their input without breaking the bank—just have a few ideas ready about the look and feel of your space and ask any and all questions during your 25- or 55-minute consultation. Prices begin at $450, but you can request a gift card to put toward a chat with the A-list designer of your choice.

The Best Interior Design Items for Your Registry

If you're an interiors enthusiast on the hunt for unique items that reflect your design connoisseur status, look no further. From on-trend decor pieces, to wow-worthy servingware, to the chicest kitchen appliances and home improvement tools for your registry, these presents will help you step into newlywed life in style.

1. Skeem Design Glass Match Cloche

Is it just us, or have match cloches become the new "it" mantlepiece and coffee table accessories? These hand-blown glass ones have a stunning pill-and-pedestal shape, with a striking flint strip placed conveniently on the back for lighting your favorite candle with ease (and style). Select between a large and small size as well as a handful of soft hues—we've got a thing for the moody, dusty violet.

2. Cai Cai Ribbed Candles

Funky-shaped taper candles have been all the rage lately. And we love the fluted texture of these rosey-beige-hued ones, which feels like a more timeless take on the trend. They're also handmade with soy and beeswax for an extra bespoke touch. Consider your next dinner party elevated.

3. Character The Essential 18-Piece Tool Set

If you're a DIY kind of couple, then you'll swoon over this chic tool set that combines form and function effortlessly. The box itself is crafted from 22-gauge steel with a colored powder finish (we're partial to the emerald green) and includes three drawers lined with non-slip silicone for you to organize your tools as you wish. Acing all those home improvement projects will never look better.

4. The World of Apartamento Coffee Table Book

Reading apartamento feels cinematic—you can so easily get lost in the dreamy interiors portrayed on its pages. That's why this book, which pulls together the best of the best interiors from the magazine's archives, is just the ticket. By the end, you'll want to be invited to the dinner parties of all the inspirational creatives featured (and pick up a few style tips).

5. Alessi Plisse Toaster

You won't want to tuck away this gorgeous Italian-designed toaster. It'll sit pretty on your kitchen countertop with its slightly angled silhouette and delicate cupcake wrapper-like pleats—it's minimalist with a touch of interest and plenty of European sophistication. Designed by prominent Italian architect Michele De Lucchi, this toaster also has siblings in the same collection, like an electric kettle, blender, juicer and more.

6. Fredericks & Mae Multi Confetti Chopping Block

A cutting board that's low-maintenance and pretty? This is the one. We're crushing hard on this stylish, Bon Appétit-approved confetti cutting board made from recycled materials. It's so lovely it can go straight from chopping to serving, so that not only means you'll have an Instagram-ready cheese board, but also less dishes to wash.

7. Framebridge The Eclectic Trio Gallery Wall Picture Frame Set

From wedding photos to other favorite memories, there's no more interesting way to display beloved images or postcards than an eclectic gallery wall. This package from Framebridge makes it easy to achieve a curated look, with a variety of different frames that coordinate just well enough with each other to look like they were acquired over time. Plus, it includes the hardware to hang everything right away, so no extra runs to the hardware store.

8. Campbell-Rey X Laguna B Set of Two Cosimo Wine Glasses

Murano glass has been having a moment in design and this set of two wine glasses showcases the material in its most beautiful form. They're hand-blown by Murano glassmaker Laguna B and feature a lightly flared basin and smooth modern stem. We adore the romantic blush and sunshine-yellow colorway, too. (And if you're really a Murano glass lover, or have a Venetian honeymoon on the books, you might want to add this experience in Italy, too.)

9. Inside: At Home with Great Designers Coffee Table Book

This book gives readers an inside look at 60 unique homes of interior designers around the globe, featuring everything from city apartments to sprawling country estates. It's the perfect book to glean inspiration for your own space, or just spend a dreamy afternoon flipping through. Plus, the kaleidoscope-like cover will add a welcome kiss of color to your coffee table.

10. ferm LIVING Ripple Carafe Set

This gorgeous bedside carafe is sure to make a statement on the nightstand in your bedroom. It comes with a little cup that fits snugly over the top, so you can sip water before bed in style. The rippled texture is totally en vogue and will add a touch of modern sophistication to any room. Bonus: This is the most special touch in a guest bedroom when you have company—it truly makes your loved ones feel taken care of.

11. Chefanie Blue Scalloped Dinner Napkins

Still in need of something blue before the big day? This gorgeous set of four dinner napkins will do the trick. The scalloped edges are both trendy and timeless and the two-tone blue borders add a bespoke touch to your table. To complete the look, scoop up the matching cocktail napkins and placemats.

12. Anthropologie Greecian Bust Table Lamp

Classical design elements have been on the upswing in recent years (and very truly never went out of style to begin with). We're sure you've noticed a glut of Grecian-style busts in the homes of design-savvy folks and we love how this lamp takes that notion and adds a little pizazz by turning what's usually a simple statue into an eye-catching lamp. It casts a dreamy glow perfect for winding down with a book and some tea after the wedding fuss is all over.

13. Hawkins New York Aurora Handblown Large Pill Vase

This vase has such a delicate, minimalist silhouette—it would truly look at home on any table or shelf. It's handblown from glass colored with dreamy, muted tones and has gentle curves at the top and bottom that offer some softness and interest. It's the perfect vessel to display a handful of wildflower blooms or spindly branches that change with the seasons.