E+E Collection
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Animal wall mounts used to mean a hunting lodge. The E+E Collection, formally the Eric and Eloise Collection, takes the trophy-mount idea somewhere warmer: characters with names and personalities, cast for the wall and finished to glow. Retailer Maxwell's credits the line to designer Jessica Hiemstra and describes it as sculptural busts, wall mounts and accents. At AURA it covers Eric and Eloise wall mounts and decorative objects.
Here are four of the characters. Frankie the Stag is the pipe-smoking statement piece. Eric the Hare is the distinguished one. Eloise the Fox wears spectacles. Beatrice the Bear is warm and regal. Each is cast aluminum in a brass antique gold finish, which gives them a soft metallic glow once the lamps come on.
Eric and Eloise Wall Mounts as Wall Decor
A single gold animal head can read as a joke. Placed with intent, it reads as a point of view. In a study or a library corner, set one near dark academia furniture, where dark wood and stacked books give a brass bust a setting that explains it.
One Eric and Eloise wall mount or a gallery wall?
One mount needs a wall to itself. Center it at eye level, around 57" to 60" from the floor to the middle of the piece, and leave clear space on both sides. A group works when the spacing is even, roughly 8" to 12" between pieces, with heights staggered in a loose triangle. Line them up in a row and they look like a shop display. Stagger them and they look like company.
E+E wall mounts in the bedroom
Over a dresser, a single character gives a bedroom personality without the visual noise of a busy gallery. Among the options in bedroom wall decor, this is one of the more personal choices, so pick the character you would want to see first thing in the morning. The bespectacled fox suits a reading nook. The bear suits a room that wants to feel calm and solid.
E+E wall mounts in the dining room
A dining room is where these pieces earn their keep, because guests sit facing the walls for an hour or more. A pair on either side of a sideboard is my favorite move in dining room wall decor: symmetrical enough to look formal, odd enough to start a conversation before the first course lands.
E+E Collection Decorative Objects and Gifts
Decorative objects are the larger part of the Eric and Eloise collection here. At tabletop scale they are an easy way to test the look before committing a wall. They are also among the easier wall decor gifts to get right for someone whose taste you only half know, because a named character is a gift with a story attached.
Mixing antique gold with the rest of the room
Antique gold sits best near other warm metals and warm wood. Next to polished chrome it can look muddy. Repeat the tone once more in the room, in a lamp base or a picture frame, and the mount reads as part of a deliberate palette instead of a novelty.
A Collection With a Sense of Humor
These pieces ask to be named and talked about. With a lamp catching the brass finish after dark, they make a room feel like someone with a story lives there.