The rooms change.
The ideas remain.

The current seasonal installation, followed by the rooms, tables, objects, and sources that came before it.

A glowing blue Madame Leota centerpiece surrounded by candlelight, books, moss, and curiosities
The Halloween dining room with Madame Leota glowing blue at the center of a candlelit table
Now at the House · Halloween 2026

The House Has Company

Olive velvet, candlelight, palmistry, old books, curiosities, and one blue-lit apparition at the center of the table.

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A vivid summer dining room with cobalt glass, patterned china, red flowers, and gold details
From the House Archive · Summer 2026

A Table That Refuses to Whisper

Cobalt glass, patterned china, red and gold layers, and the good sense to ignore beige.

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A spring dining room layered with moss, green plates, crystal, eggs, and garden flowers
From the House Archive · Spring

A Room in Bloom

Moss nests, scalloped green plates, crystal, and a garden encouraged to take over.

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An emerald Kentucky Derby buffet with red roses, racing checks, and polished serving pieces
From the House Archive · Kentucky Derby

The Buffet Takes the Lead

Emerald lacquer, red roses, racing checks, polished service, and one decisive horseshoe.

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A winter tablescape with black linen, emerald glasses, ivory china, greenery, and candlelight
From the House Archive · Winter

After the Lights Go Low

Matte black linen, emerald glass, ivory china, snowflakes, and a room built for candlelight.

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Take a little of
the magic home.

The current Halloween source list gathers the tableware, lighting, decorative objects, DIY components, and close alternatives used in the room.

The full list opens directly on Amazon with the House of Reddington affiliate tag already applied.

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