DISCO BALL LOVE

Several years ago I became obsessed with having a disco ball.  Of course mine would never be suspended from the ceiling.  I don't even like to dance.

 I guess I made my point about wanting a sparkly sphere.  My Christmas present that year was a disco ball.  Never a person to only have one of anything, I acquired several in different sizes.  You probably are wondering where I put them if I didn't suspend them.  Mine just rolled into a room and took up residence where they stopped.   They created a natural grouping in my living room.

SPARKLING DISCO BALLS IN MY LIVING ROOM

Every sunny morning I'm greeted by their reflections on my living room ceiling.

EARLY MORNING REFLECTIONS IN MY LIVING ROOM

The sparkle only lasts for a short time, then it's gone until the next sunny morning.

CEILING SPARKLE

I do put them to work for the holidays.  I placed one on the bench on my front porch.

DISCO BALL HOLIDAY DECOR ON MY BAMBOO BENCH

I think my favorite Christmas tree is this one.  I used the disco balls as a tree skirt.  If you look closely you'll see that I happened to have some large silver spheres in the mix.  You'll also see me and my camera mirrored in multiples.

DISCO BALL TREE SKIRT

Another Christmas I mixed the disco balls with some magnolia leaves and Hermes scarf boxes in front of my fireplace.

MAGNOLIA AND DISCO BALLS IN FRONT OF MY FIREPLACE

Do you like decor that sparkles even if it isn't a holiday?

If you want to see the full post for the holiday decor referenced, just click on the image or the highlighted words to be directed to the post.  

THE LAST WEEKEND OF FALL

I know Fall isn't over yet.  For me though, this weekend before Thanksgiving is the last weekend of Fall.  I know that many of us have already moved on to the next holiday.  I like to hold on to all that Fall represents just a little longer.   I'm sharing some Fall vignettes from the store, then I guess I will move on with everyone else to Christmas.  Goodbye warm colors and earth tones.

Wishing all my readers a wonderful family-filled Thanksgiving.

Do you think that Fall is too short and Christmas comes too soon?

HOLIDAY OPEN HOUSE AND RE-BRANDING

Yes, it's the way too early Holiday Open House again.  

At the same time that we were preparing for the Holiday Open House, we totally changed up the showroom and re-branded.  We're now Hygge Co @ Buckeystown Design Co-op.

As part of the the store change up, I painted the walls black.  It's Benjamin Moore Wrought Iron and is more charcoal than black.  I think it's the perfect back drop for my style.

HOLIDAY DECOR AT HYGGE CO

I love using decorator paper and always make sure I have a dog or two in the mix.

DOG AND DECORATOR PAPER

WONDERFUL SECTIONED MIRROR WITH REFLECTION OF CHRISTMAS TREE

The beaded chandelier and the gold deer and mirror really pop against the black wall.

DEER, BEADED CHANDELIER, PAGODA, AND LAUREL WREATH MIRROR

I layered another deer in front of a row of preserved boxwood topiaries.

DEER AND BOXWOOD TOPIARIES

There is a gallery wall too.  I've mentioned many times that I don't like red.  I do like the framed print of the girl in the red dress.  She forced me to add some red accents.

GALLERY WALL WITH RED ACCENTS

How wonderful is this hammered metal bar cart?

BAR CART AND GALLERY WALL

FEATHER TREE ON THE BAR CART

CLOSE UP OF LAUREL WREATH ON STAND

Dough bowl and gold orbs.

GOLD SPHERES, BEADED GARLANDS IN A LARGE DOUGH BOWL

Not everyone will decorate for the holidays with these bohemian ornaments.  I love them and the turquoise color and the sparkle.  They remind me of a sari.  I displayed them on a bottle rack.

BOHEMIAN HOLIDAY DECOR

Another section of the store has a huge ceiling tile.  It breaks up the large black wall and showcases the blue and white chinoiserie decor.

CHINOISERIE DECOR IN BLUE AND WHITE

Are you ready to start decorating for the holidays?

What's your plan?