A Halloween Table in an 1890 House
Halloween Village
A Halloween table in an 1890 house
Margy lives in a house built in 1890, and this October the dining room got the full treatment. A paper village glowing down the center of the table, a lit witch hat at the end, black lace over dark wood, and a witch on a broom sailing over the whole thing.
The moment
No party. No guest list. Just because.
Margy is 63, retired, and happily married for 43 years. She loves being creative and sharing it with others, and she will tell you straight out that this table was not for a party. It was strictly for Instagram, and for her. That is how it usually happens.
it doesn't have to be for a reason.
She likes Halloween for the memories it brings from when she was a kid, when her family went all out to try and scare the trick or treaters. You can feel that in this room. Candles lit down the length of the table, a village of little houses glowing shoulder to shoulder, and a skeleton witch hanging off the chandelier like she just came in through the window.
I like to be creative, and it doesn't have to be for a reason.
margy · the old house on main
Build your own
The village on her table
Paper houses that light from the inside. Every one an original design from our studio.
Also on her table
Light Up Halloween Witch Hats, Set of 3
The tall lit hat standing at the end of Margy's table. The set comes in three heights, 12 inches, 15 inches and 18 inches, so you can cluster them or spread them down a runner. Battery powered with a remote.
$49.99
Shop the SetThe quick facts
A little about Margy
Start your own street
A village grows one house at a time
Add a house a year and watch the street fill in. Light them, line them up, and let the table do the rest.