Much like a glass of sparkling champagne, luxe metallic details and gleaming decor prove to be a timeless holiday party trope that never fails to impress guests.

This sparkly dining table setup features the Black and Gold Koi linen, from $15 to $95; the Rose Gold Phoenix Chair, $12.95; and the Gold High Back Wing Chair, $150, from Nuage Designs.
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Gold Moroccan poufs are available in Los Angeles and San Francisco from Yeah Rentals. Pricing is available upon request.
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At his restaurant Tavern62 on New York’s Upper East Side, chef David Burke’s Apple Cider Doughnut “Tower” with Apple Cappuccino looks like a stack of edible gifts.
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Burke also serves up a Pecan Tart with Moonshine Caramel for the holidays.
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The Sugarplums, a trio of women who sing holiday music with a ’50s flair, perform at public, private, and corporate events, including holiday festivals, sing-alongs, tree lightings, and more. Pricing is available upon request. The group can be booked through Sunset Singers in West Hollywood.
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A Silver Topiary living character from Smash Party Entertainment brings the metallic look to life.
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Just Bars’ Gatsby Gold Collection includes matching bars, high-top tables, and communal high-top tables, with either black or white glossy tops. Available in South Florida, Orlando, Tampa, Naples, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, and San Diego, the bars cost $600 each.
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Tinsel Experiential Design created a moody, gothic masquerade-ball setting with dark pewter seating arrangements for IP Soft’s 2016 holiday party. The event took place at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine in New York in December.
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“Rosemary is the ultimate luxury. It smells amazing and is extremely comforting and relaxing,” says Interior Foliage Design’s Matthew Schechter.
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Schechter says silver and rose gold planters will be mainstays this year, and will remain strong into early 2018.
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Help out guests who may have had too much bubbly by including ClearVia. The probiotic blend, $14.99 for a pack of five, purportedly helps the body break down alcohol and alleviates the groggy effects of a hangover the next morning.
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Bedazzle My Bonbons recently introduced Dazzle Your Drinks, colorful, sparkling sugar for decorating the rims of cocktail glasses. The sugar, which is available in 24 colors, costs $18 per one-pound bag with a three-bag minimum purchase; one bag can rim as many as 200 glasses and will store for two years.
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