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" Decor is now for the birds, with feathered friends flocking to home products. Clockwise from top right: This pink acrylic pigeon light by Ed Carpenter can perch anywhere to illuminate just about any space ($105; mattermatters.com). Inspired by Kelly Porter&amp;#039;s artwork, this Climbing Vine French-cotton wallpaper from Porter Teleo flies from the etching press one panel at a time (25&amp;quot; wide, $130/panel, through designers; porterteleo.com). Ed Annink&amp;#039;s polished-stainless-steel Tailor Bird mirror for Driade hearkens back to William Morris&amp;#039;s early-20th-century motifs (about 34 1/2&amp;quot;w x 30&amp;quot;h, $790; linea-inc.com). Victoria Hagan Home&amp;#039;s 100 percent Belgian-linen White Dove fabric suits many an airborne mood (54&amp;quot; wide, through designers; victoriahaganhome.com). These life-size metal-and-plastic motion-activated singing birds are adorable, and thanks to Dr. Tsutomu Suzuki of the University of Tokyo, who hatched them, they&amp;#039;re equipped with microchip technology to whistle while you work (about 6&amp;quot; long, $18 each; dwr.com). Mouth-blown glass bud vases by Roost are available in dove (shown), finch and chickadee (9&amp;quot; long, $18; anthropologie.com). \u2014Produced by Katherine E. Nelson. Written by Megan O&amp;#039;Neill. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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