The Collections
I. All Hallows
5 plates
Midnight Manor
A Second Empire house played as a single, slow reveal: one figure, one beam, and every window held low.
The Apothecary Porch
Black shingle, slate and ivory gourds, a wreath of bare branches: Halloween in a dispensary palette.
Hollow Lane Processional
Lanterns on a brick walk, low fog, and a lit door at the end: the oldest staging trick there is.
Black Velvet Entry
A Georgian door in black and white only: velvet bows, a cascade of pumpkins, iron urns.
II. Harvest
4 plates
The Hudson Valley Harvest Porch
Straw bales, heirloom pumpkins and a wheat wreath on an 1890s farmhouse porch.
The Long Table
Eight places, one long runner of eucalyptus and olive, and taper light from end to end.
The Gilded Harvest Mantel
An asymmetrical spill of leaves and wheat, two brass candlesticks and a round gilded mirror.
The Harvest Kitchen
A white oak island with eucalyptus, wheat and heirloom pumpkins, under two glass pendants.
III. Noël
12 plates
The Evergreen Colonial
A wreath and a candle in every window of a Federal colonial, and nothing else that competes.
The Georgian Garland
A brick Georgian portico wrapped in lit garland, with matching wreaths and a pair of winter urns.
Window Candle Vigil
Seven candles, three wreaths and a green door: the New England saltbox at its quietest.
The Nordic Porch
Oak door, eucalyptus wreath, two potted spruces, a sled and a cluster of white lanterns, in Scandinavian restraint.
IV. Midnight
4 plates
The Champagne Terrace
Edison strings overhead, a teak table with lanterns and a champagne bucket, a heater for midnight.
The Midnight Bar Cart
Brass and glass, four coupes, a silver bucket and a strand of fairy lights against ink-blue walls.
The Midnight Gilt Table
A round table for six in black linen, gold chargers, six brass candlesticks and low white roses.
The Countdown Mantel
Silver eucalyptus and fairy lights, mercury glass at each end, and a large clock to count down to.