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Homes & Gardens
Homes & Gardens
Megan Slack

These French-inspired containers in Martha Stewart’s home revive a 19th-century decorating classic – they’re intricate but surprisingly easy to style

Martha Stewart.

Often, the most beautiful decorating quirks are rooted in history, from shores afar. Nothing epitomizes this quite like faux-bois, beautifully brought to life in Martha Stewart's Skyland home.

If you're a longtime follower of Martha Stewart, you may already be aware of her affection for faux-bois pieces. In the past, she's shared glimpses of this furniture around her Maine estate, many of which are the product of Texas-based artist Carlos Cortes. However, her collection extends beyond furniture. Recently, she shared her faux-bois containers, in which she has installed a mini forest display: A unique alternative to a conventional indoor plant.

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