We know Christmas is less than a week away, but we also wanted to show you this beautiful blog post by The Visual Vamp showing her New Years table display last year!
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"Why not host a small New Years Eve supper? Invite a few neighbors or close friends, and sit down to dine and toast the New Year together."
"As an event designer I decorated many huge New Years parties HERE."
"One of my favorite event designs was one in a 7000 square foot loft space. I want to show you how you can scale it down for your home."
"The elements I use are white branches, ribbons, white flowers, gold and silver, and pearls."
"You can hop on over to
Houzz to see my product guest picks to get some of the things I use. Even if you don't have time to order on the internet for New Years Eve, check out the sites for after holiday sales and stock up for next year. Shop locally too. All the elements are easy to find."
"Create focal points on your dining room table, the chandelier overhead, the sideboard or buffet, and on any other furniture in the dining room. The whole room will look decorated by decorating three or four places in the room."
"My starting off point came by way of a wonderful Christmas gift I got from
Mitchell from Optimism and White Paint. It's a "tablet" of 50 paper placements. This design is in black and white, but you can use any color you like."
"I basically used all the black and white things I had on hand: black and white plates, white branches, black and white ribbon, black napkins, white flowers, etc."
"I placed tall white branches on the chandelier, and made two large bouquets with them in silver vases. Inexpensive curling ribbon was cut to varying lengths and hung from the chandelier and on the branches. It gives the effect that the whole ceiling is decorated with festive New Years Eve streamers."
"I took down the Christmas decor in the room that did not have the New Years colors. I added a silver wreath on the mirror in place of the vintage color one, and removed the tree from the buffet with the vintage color balls, and removed the turquoise ornaments in the hurricanes."
"I actually styled this table from everything I had on hand, to participate along with the other fabulous tablescapers at Susan's Between Naps On The Porch."
"And I am using Mr. Linky at Nitas's Mod Vintage Life to participate in her metamorphosis series. I admire Nita very much for many reasons, and am honored to be included in anything she does."
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