You can decorate the walls with any number of pineapple-inspired wallpapers. This one from the UK is a paint-by-number design that you can complete with any colors that strike your fancy or match the room. For availability and pricing, visit Jenny Wilkinson

This mosaic table top features a center pineapple created from hand-cut pieces of Honey Onyx and Green Marble tiles; the rest is constructed from Paradon, Noce, and Beige travertine tiles. The table can fit on any standard base and is treated with a protective sealer. At Unique Style Solutions; starting at $399 for 24" round

The centuries-old symbol of welcome is reflected in these pineapple-inspired drapery tie-back. Drop-forged and cast of solid brass, they are available in a choice of bronze, silver, or brass finishes. At Restoration Hardware; $25 each

Highlight an entry hall or living room with this decorative mirror enhanced by pineapple design flourishes. The mirror accents circling the iron frame are finished in antique gold. The frame measures 33" in diameter, with a mirror area of 17-1/4 inches. At Clark Street Home; $199.99

A small and versatile piece of British Colonial descent, this Coco accent table has a tripod base that boasts a carved pineapple design motif. Measuring 28" round and 26-1/2" high and finished in a warm traditional wood finish, the piece is ideal as a lamp or accent table. Ethan Allen; $349

This Pineapple Table Lamp from designer Barbara Cosgrove is made with a resin base and finished in subtle, antiqued white finish. The base and shade (faux croc shade, pictured) measure a total height of 30", making the lamp a formidable addition to any room. At Decor Interiors; $715 

Add the luster of copper to any deck or fence with this lovely carved pineapple post cap. Each finial is made of 20-gauge copper, which has been left uncoated so that it will age to an attractive patina over time. Available in 4" x 4" and 6" x 6" sizes. At Post Cap Depot; from $35

The Colonial Williamsburg Pineapple Armillary Sphere provides a unique accent in the garden. A cast iron base with steel rings finished with hand-applied verdigris, the piece measures 24" high. At Fine Garden Products; $171

This pineapple stepping stone—designed by Philip David Edenfield on Saint Simons Island, GA—measures 18" in diameter. To prevent scratches, the glass sits just below the level of the concrete surface. At Happy Trails Stepping Stones; $39.99 each

This large door handle is made more intriguing by the decorative pineapple finials at top and bottom of the 'reed' shaft. The handle is constructed of brass and is available in 19-1/4-inch or 24-1/4-inch lengths and 13 different finish colors. At Doorware.com; from $640