Is it just me or does this time of year put you in the mood for glittery goodness everywhere? From ornaments to outfits (or your whole bod if you’re feeling like the chick above), there’s never any need to skimp on the sparkles. Glam and glitz it up!

Well, at least that’s my feelings on glitter. What are yours?!

[All images from Sally C's Glitter Pinterest Board]

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Zoe Garred runs Vancouver-based design studio Fleet Objects . She designed the Fleet Ribbon Ornament as a way to use up some aircraft plywood she had laying around. The thin plywood material proved to be bendable and very strong

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Fleet Ribbon Ornament

STICK by BCU postgraduate Jiaqi Zhou is an eco-friendly wall treatment made of flexible stick-shaped ornaments. An alternative to the usual wallpaper or decals, the STICKs are flexible with special textures and can be used to create your very own wallscape. They can even be used to display or store items like photos or keys.

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STICK Wall Covering by Jiaqi Zhou

This set of dishware by French designer Ariane Prin contains artistic impressions in which dips, dressings, and other condiments could be placed. From the designer: Observe that there are two distinct categories of items: first the simple objects from mass production, and on the other hand the ornamental objects, carved, which show the evidence of an ancestral knowledge. How to reconcile these families of objects while playing with this duality? By taking styles and periods from different origins, I zoomed in ornaments on objects to extract them from their context and apply them to simple forms

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Functional Ornamental Dishes by Ariane Prin

With so many different style influences, the Creator Table is really one-of-a-kind.  These tables are the work of Magnus Sanglid, a furniture product designer with an entire website full of stuff worth checking out.

According to Sanglid this design is “a unique combination of mid-European cultural inheritance where ornaments have been the ruling style for furniture’s throughout the 19th century and tight Scandinavian design traditions from the 20th century.” Captivating and functional, these tables offer strong design definitely worth taking a closer look at here.

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I’m not a huge fan of video games, but I am a huge fan of Christmas.  These caught my eye not only because they are an unusual addition to the tree, but because plenty of my friends are into gaming and would probably love these.  Sold as a set of 7 (including the traditional NES controller and more current additions like the Wii and Playstation) and in your choice of several colors, this set of ornaments comes in at a pretty reasonable $25. Check it out here.

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