What is your strategy when it comes to the top of your tall china cabinet, shelf or bookcase? Do you regard it as a place to stash away your most unsightly possessions, or do you take advantage of this space to display your finest vase collection? The images below definitely represent the latter possibility:

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Interior Designer Eddie Ross decorated the top of this china cabinet with beautiful vintage (-looking?) crystal cake stands. The visually light glassware makes a fantastic contrast to the heavy furniture. Almost like it is topped off with a warm breeze!

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This home office was decorated by Anna Orfanides of Anna O Design. Just like Eddie, Anna vent for transparent glassware, but this time representing all sorts of peculiar shapes. I see at least one vacuum filtration flask and a separation flask. Let’s conclude that this is the office of a chemist.

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Interior Designer Olga Adler decorated the top of this cabinet too. I love how she used three large objects. Simple, uncluttered and definitely stylish.

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No one says you can’t bring in a bit (or a lot) of color. Color groupings like this catch your eye right away. Unless you are color blind.

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Black & Spiro owner Anna Spiro decorated this tall cabinet to display a collection of beautiful blue and white ming-style vases.

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Definitely cute!

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Now tell me:

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So I’m dying to know what you guys think about Pottery Barn’s latest endeavor, the peace sign Christmas tree ornament:

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Sparkly and all. This is what it looks like on the tree:

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It even serves as a crowning star. Here is the more colorful version:

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While I do like the symbolism of decorating with peace (signs), it just reminds me too much of the Mercedes symbol:

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Glittery peace signs are a super simple DIY ornament idea, but tell me, what do you think?

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Interior Designer Sara Story shows you a new way to set color to your home. Leave the walls white while you paint the ceiling and floor!

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A long narrow room like this kitchen is perfect for some ceiling color. But the deep purple ceiling aside, check out the gorgeous painted pattern on the hardwood floors!

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(nice lamp!)

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This long and narrow hallway has a yellow painted ceiling. Check out the dot pattern outlining the gray walls!

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Another hallway. That bold patterned wallpaper is hot!

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You can visit Sara Story’s website here to see more of her gorgeous designs!

..do you decorate by the season? In other words, will you make any special decorations for fall? Please leave your vote:

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I was wondering what you guys think of this little installation; it’s the famous sunburst mirror, mounted on a… mirror. One of the cool effects here is the double amount of little mirrors, making a really explosive ‘burst’..

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When I came across this green glass bottle chandelier, I just had to ask what you think of it?! Undoubtedly the idea is fun, I guess you can DIY it, and it might give off a cozy light? For a vineyard themed home maybe? Please leave your vote!

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A room with a TV, fireplace and chandelier is usually a living room, right? If you throw a bathtub into the equation, then what do you have? I’ll let you decide this one:

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This is a pretty easy do-it-yourself headboard idea. So I would love to hear what you guys think about this one… is it hot or not?

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Multiple rice paper orb lamps over dining table:

I think it’s a cute idea!

I think this living room is super nice!

I would love to know if I am the only one, so lets poll it!