Stan Verstraete- 23 sept 2025
How the Objects in Your Home Can Shape Your Mood and Inspire Creativity

We often don’t realise it, but the surroundings in our homes influence us more than we think. Every object, every colour, every shape is quietly setting the tone for how we feel.The sofa we sink into after a long day, the candles we light, the art on our walls, the quirky plates we eat from—they’re more than just “things.” They’re cues that shift our mood, spark our imagination, and invite creativity into our everyday lives.
they’re more than just “things”
Mood. Every object, colour, and shape in your home quietly sets the tone for how you feel. The sofa you sink into, the candles you light, or the art on your walls aren’t just decoration—they’re mood shifters that influence your state of mind.
Energy. A cluttered corner can drain you, while a curated space with warm lighting and soft textures can restore calm and energy. Your surroundings are always shaping the rhythm of your day.
Curiosity. Playful colours and unexpected details invite you out of routine and back into curiosity. They spark imagination and keep creativity alive in your everyday life.
The Power of Objects
That’s why design matters. When you surround yourself with objects that inspire—whether that’s a stackable candle that invites play, or a vase that transforms depending on how you use it—you give yourself permission to see the world differently.
At Stan Editions, we believe your home should be a canvas. The objects you choose don’t just decorate a space; they open the door to new ways of feeling, thinking, and creating.

Full Stan Editions collection on wooden table
“A table full of Stan Editions pieces makes it instantly clear—these objects don’t just decorate a space, they invite play, spark imagination, and turn your home into a canvas for creativity.”


The gift of creativity
The Gift of creativity
Looking to shape your home’s mood? Explore our CANDL STACKS to build playful, modular candle arrangements.
Article credit: Stan Editions, Stan Verstraete & Julie O'kelly