These Beauty Products Are Like Works Of Art—They Deserve To Be On Display At All Times

This beautifully hand-crafted pomegranate is infused with a punchy spicy scent that fills whichever room it's placed in. Best kept out of direct sunlight and away from hot radiators, this would look splendid on a console table in a hallway.

It was incredibly difficult to choose which product from Buly 1803's stunning collection to include in this roundup. The French brand, known for combining traditional and classic design with modern cosmetics, has so many products that wouldn't look out of place in a museum. From its tortoiseshell toothbrushes and combs to its scented matches and hand creams that you'll never want to use, it's a design-obsessive's dream. A trip to the brand's Parisian apothcary-cum-boutique is well worth a visit. However, it was the dental floss that's both twee and fun that made the cut. On the side of the bathroom, it looks like something you could have picked up in an antique shop.

Find me a more beautiful hairbrush, and I shall wait. In fact, I'll save you the time. There isn't one. La Bonne Brosse, another French brand, has made the everyday task of brushing your hair feel more luxurious than ever before. There are four different types to choose from, so you'll be able to find one that suits your hair type and needs. Each one comes in a range of bright and pastel colourways, and has the rather pleasing twist handle design. I chose this rather lovely olive green shade, which I proudly leave on my bedside table each day.

intoWhether you believe in the power of crystals or not, you cannot tell me that you don't believe in this eye mask's beauty. Bamford's Isla Rose Quartz Eye Mask is said to depuff thanks to its cooling nature. It can be used over the eyes, obviously, but you can also place it on any areas that need soothing. It's typically kept on my dressing table, next to my jewellery, but if I know I have a night of wine-drinking ahead of me, I move it inot the fridge. I'm telling you now, my hangovers have never looked so luxe.

I don't actually own this raffia-covered Baobab candle, but am dying to get my hands on one. For the simple reason that once that delicious smelling candle has burned down, I can't think of a more happy-making place to store my loo rolls.

There was a time when soap on a rope was considered a ghastly addition to any bathroom. But that was until Loewe moved, ever so wisely, into home fragrance. The brand's pillar candles are iconic, and so nearly made it onto the list, but then I remembered this smart looking soap that I like to hang in my shower. Please note: it never comes into contact with water, because it is never used. It's far too nice for washing.

I'll be honest, really pretty hand soaps and body washes are not hard to come by. This is an area of the market that is flourishing. But I deem Somerset-based brand Commune the prettiest. The matte butter yellow packaging is easy on the eye, and the pump is the most ergonomic that I have ever tried. I have the hand wash and lotion next to my kitchen and the shower gel next to my bath. The best thing is, I've just found out that you can buy a marble tray and wall brackets to truly show them off.

Come on, do I really need to give you an explanation about this one? It's a candle, housed inside a juicy red ceramic apple, that sits upon a beautiful plate adorned with Fornaetti's easily recognisable designs. Put this in any room of the house, and it will add joy instantly.

This is an instant conversation starter. I have had a very old Cire Trudon room spray on the shelves in my sitting room for years—the fragrance inside is long gone—but I cannot part with it. The ribbed glass, the traditional atomiser, it's a thing of beauty. One day, I hope to replace it; until that day, it will sit proudly for all to see. And chat about.

I will admit that silk pillowcases weren't exactly something that I engaged with. I know that they have a whole host of benefits—help improve skin texture, can prevent hair damage—but they just didn't go with my bedroom scheme. And then I found this glorious stripy and scalloped pillowcase. It adds a much-needed pop of colour to my room and my hair and skin is forever grateful.

This might look like a bottle of niche fragrance, but it is, in fact, a mouthwash. Gone are the days of hiding away your oral-care products; this bottle would look delightful on a mirrored tray next to a bathroom sink. If you wanted to complete the collection (and who could blame you?), the Swiss brand also has a toothpaste and mouth spray that are equally as cool.

Everyone wants a Jo Malone London candle, but can I urge you to segue past the traditional glass design in favour of its Townhouse collection? The textured ceramic casing is muted in the best possible way and would work with any backdrop. There are six scents to choose from—Wild Berry & Bramble, Pastel Macaroons, Golden Amber & Orange, Fresh Fig & Cassis, Green Tomato Vine and Lilac Lavender & Lovage—and each one with its one subtle design difference. You might see a candle, I see a future biscuit tin.

I couldn't create a list of the most beautiful beauty products and not include something from Diptyque. You might think that its candles are the chicest things going, but its Hourglass Diffuser to me is the pièce de résistance. To release the scent, you simply have to turn the Hourglass over as soon as you walk into a room. It's so clever, as it doesn't need heat or electricity to work, and as it's refillable, this beautiful object will be with you forever.