Accessories act as the finishing touch to any project. They help bring in color, texture, and give rooms that "lived-in" feel.  I always suggest incorporating pieces that have meaning (treasured heirlooms, antiques or family photos), but if you're looking to introduce some fresh, new items, below are my recommended vendors for any budget...

1. Z-Gallerie: Z-Gallerie has a huge assortment of art and accessories. It is all beautiful and classic.  There is an extensive collection of "Art under $100." They have basics like silver candle holders and pieces that could be a focal point like artsy vases and sconces.

2. Global Views: Global Views offers an extensive line of unique accessories. They are not afraid of color or vibrant, worldly things. They also offer a sophisticated line from Barbara Barry. If you're looking for something like nothing else, try Global Views.

3. Arteriors: If you're looking for elegant and subdued, Arteriors is great. The textures and finishes are high end and for a good deal.

4. Ikea: Ikea is the place to go if you're on a major budget. Despite the super low prices, their accessories are pretty long-lasting, especially the artwork, which is the best deal they have. Many staple items like white frames or candle holders are inexpensive and are great if you're planning on buying in bulk.

5. Home Goods: Home Goods is bargain central. It is a huge mix of items and the floor is always changing, so if you see something  you think could work, grab it, because it probably won't be there tomorrow. They have framed art, furniture and worldly accessories from African Safari to Beach-inspired.

6. Pier 1 Imports: Pier 1 has many accessories and gifts. Everything is very colorful...

7. Uttermost: Uttermost has styles from very traditional to abstract. They use a lot of wood and metal to create inspirational, very down to earth pieces.

8. Roost: Roost carries many modern and eccentric accessories. Everything is hand-made and quality is ensured.