Christmas is in the books and there is one last party
that we will be hosting, here at Maison Decor.
Its the end of 2015, time for pause and reflection
and a time for getting ourselves ready for a brand new year.
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Its time to celebrate!
Throwing a party is a great way to celebrate any occasion and its
certainly the best way to celebrate those who are special in your life.
The nice thing about a party is that when your guests walk through
the door, they are already in a great mood! All you have to do is set the scene
for all to party and have fun. As always, I get a basic theme and then gather items
to decorate the room and table setting. For this New Years Eve, I liked the idea
of glittery metallics with the boldness of black and white.
Since this is a buffet style service, that means setting up so those can
help themselves with ease. Silver trays hold gold rimmed wine glasses
and punch glasses for the Holiday Moscow Mules I will be serving.
Gold lusterware plates will be used for piling on hors d'oeuvres.
Everything and anything in my butlers pantry that had gold would be
gracing the table for the glittery affair.
(Haha, I wish I had a butlers pantry....)
Adding sources of ambient lighting will make the table dance at night.
Lighting is always important, so include candles, votives and the new wired lights that
run off of battery packs to create ambience for your table.
Dishes with gold rims are stacked in a rattan tray, which is on top of
a gold flecked runner, which is layered on top of the black and white tablecloth.
Layers make a table interesting!
Its not really a table cloth though, the black and white is a bolt of Sunbrella
that I just rolled out over the table to create a dramatic backdrop. You can
use sheets, quilts, and basic fabric by the yard to make your own table cloth.
Black and white checkered ribbon was woven through the chandelier and
over mirrors and my mora clock to reinforce the black and white scheme.
A package of cardboard stars and Happy New Year letters found at HomeGoods
was perfect for the party decor, in black, white and gold with glittery edges.
All the chairs are pulled away from the table for the buffet and lined up in groupings.
In front of the French doors are a pair of slipper chairs to create another
spot for guests to sit, sip and talk. I can picture everybody already here!!
All that is left to do now is to set the food out, pop the champs
and make a batch or two of Holiday Moscow Mules when the big evening arrives.
And answer the door!
For other New Years' inspiration, including a great Moscow Mule recipe
check out the other bloggers below who are on the New Years Blog Hop with me.
Sunday, 12/27
Its time to celebrate!
Throwing a party is a great way to celebrate any occasion and its
certainly the best way to celebrate those who are special in your life.
The nice thing about a party is that when your guests walk through
the door, they are already in a great mood! All you have to do is set the scene
for all to party and have fun. As always, I get a basic theme and then gather items
to decorate the room and table setting. For this New Years Eve, I liked the idea
of glittery metallics with the boldness of black and white.
Since this is a buffet style service, that means setting up so those can
help themselves with ease. Silver trays hold gold rimmed wine glasses
and punch glasses for the Holiday Moscow Mules I will be serving.
Gold lusterware plates will be used for piling on hors d'oeuvres.
Everything and anything in my butlers pantry that had gold would be
gracing the table for the glittery affair.
(Haha, I wish I had a butlers pantry....)
Adding sources of ambient lighting will make the table dance at night.
Lighting is always important, so include candles, votives and the new wired lights that
run off of battery packs to create ambience for your table.
Dishes with gold rims are stacked in a rattan tray, which is on top of
a gold flecked runner, which is layered on top of the black and white tablecloth.
Layers make a table interesting!
Its not really a table cloth though, the black and white is a bolt of Sunbrella
that I just rolled out over the table to create a dramatic backdrop. You can
use sheets, quilts, and basic fabric by the yard to make your own table cloth.
Black and white checkered ribbon was woven through the chandelier and
over mirrors and my mora clock to reinforce the black and white scheme.
A package of cardboard stars and Happy New Year letters found at HomeGoods
was perfect for the party decor, in black, white and gold with glittery edges.
All the chairs are pulled away from the table for the buffet and lined up in groupings.
In front of the French doors are a pair of slipper chairs to create another
spot for guests to sit, sip and talk. I can picture everybody already here!!
All that is left to do now is to set the food out, pop the champs
and make a batch or two of Holiday Moscow Mules when the big evening arrives.
And answer the door!
For other New Years' inspiration, including a great Moscow Mule recipe
check out the other bloggers below who are on the New Years Blog Hop with me.
Sunday, 12/27
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Wednesday, 12/30
Thursday, 12/31
Celebrating Everyday Life
Amy, this is so festive. I love the black and white and gold. Wishing you and Dave and the boys and the dogs a wonderful New Year! Can't wait to see what's in store for 2016. xx
ReplyDeleteHi Amy, you have such a beautiful home. Your presentation is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely table and I love the bold striped pillows and matching runner.
Happy New Year!
easy with your moscow mules! :) your table looks perfect! Happy New Year.
ReplyDeleteAmy... your table and home look sooo festive! I LOVE the bold look of the black and white stripes with all the punches of gold.
ReplyDeleteWishing you and yours a blessed and happy New Year!
So very beautiful Amy....I love the wonderful sparkle to the room and table and adding the bold black and white stripe is perfection!...You so eloquently added so many wonderful textures and bling together to make the table speak for itself...a most fabulous table to welcome in the New Year!...Love it all....Happy New Year Amy!!!
ReplyDeleteSuch a festive table setting. LOVE the gold plates!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful New Year's party setting! Love those gold plates and the black and white combination! What time should I arrive? Happy New Year's! :) Linda
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous EVERYTHING! Love the table runner and entire color scheme!
ReplyDeleteYour decor is absolutely stunning. I could stay here looking at it all day. Oh my!!! Thanks so much for sharing. Here's to a wonderful and joy-filled New Year for you and your family.
ReplyDeleteAmy, Amy, Amy - this is positively ENCHANTING!! I am in love with your decor and just want to cozy up in one of those slipper chairs and soak in the wonderful atmosphere! Thank you so much for celebrating New Year's with me during this blog hop! What a joy it is to ring in the New Year together! xoxo, Jennifer
ReplyDeleteLovely!!!! I'm ready to head over to your home for the celebration. The black and white is spot on gorgeous!
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