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The mantel moment
A custom swag gives a narrow shelf the confidence of a full seasonal installation.
- Layered ribbon scale
- Candlelit composition
- Guest-facing impact
Portfolio
Holiday rooms, edited like a design portfolio.
This is not a catalog of products. It is a record of how a room can feel when scale, ribbon, light, palette, and finishing decisions are all working in the same direction.
Signature entry swag
Ribbon, ornaments, greenery, and placement working together as the first impression.
Selected work
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The small-space tree
A pencil tree can carry a room when the palette, base, and sightlines are resolved.
- Compact footprint
- High-rise light
- Styled gift base
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The table after dark
Candlelight, florals, chargers, and ribbon extend the holiday story into the evening.
- Dining mood
- Low warm light
- Floral rhythm
Material studies
The close-up work is where the difference shows.
Swags, trees, and tables only feel expensive when the smaller choices hold up close: ribbon width, texture, finish, negative space, and how the detail meets the room.
Material close-up
Texture, color, and ribbon scale are treated as part of the design language.
Finishing details
The final layer is what makes the room feel prepared, not merely decorated.
Greenery and roses
A softer swag direction for doors, mantels, and smaller entry moments.
Color-forward styling
Seasonal work can move beyond one palette when the home calls for something brighter.
Portfolio index
More proof, kept simple.
A concise archive of the current Season & Sparkle image set. Each image shows a room, an arrival moment, or a finishing detail chosen for feeling as much as for form.
High-rise pencil tree
A compact tree scaled for apartment living, with gifts and city light built into the composition.
Installed swag detail
Ribbon, ornaments, and finish work placed where guests can experience the detail up close.
Warm living-room tree
A narrow tree can still feel generous when the palette, lights, and base are resolved.
Tablescape warmth
Candles, florals, and place settings extend the seasonal story beyond the tree.
Pink floral tree
A softer palette can still feel polished when the florals, ornaments, and ribbon scale agree.
Bright floral swag
Door styling can feel lush and personal without overwhelming the entry.
Wall swag study
Swags can soften blank architecture and give smaller rooms a designed focal point.
Nighttime tree glow
The evening view matters too, especially when the lights become part of the room's atmosphere.
Ribbon bow detail
A custom bow carries the color story and makes the finished piece feel tailored.
Patriotic pencil tree
A narrow tree can still deliver drama when the ribbon movement has enough confidence.
Console-side tree
Small-space styling works best when the tree, furniture, and walking path all have room to breathe.
Bring the portfolio into your own rooms.
Start with the rooms you want to feel ready, the moments people notice first, and the details you would rather have thoughtfully handled before the season gets busy.
Keep exploring
Turn the portfolio into a plan.
If the images feel close to the home you want, keep going into the service details or send a private inquiry.
Services
See how the atelier service works
Start with the rooms, timing, and holiday moments Elida can shape for you.
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Meet the eye behind the work
Learn how 22 years of event planning became a holiday styling service.
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Answer the practical questions
Review timing, decor you already own, small spaces, and how consultation begins.
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