The Disco Ball Has Taken Over

As far as we’re concerned, a disco ball is a design choice we’ll always get behind. Kelly Wearstler seems to agree.

Her collab with Dutch art collective Rotganzen Studio - Quelle Fete - bridges the gap between art and design and is inspired by glamorous nights in clubs like Studio 54, Paradise Garage and The Roxy. According to Wearstler, Quelle Fete balances the elegance and melancholic glory reminiscent of 1970s nightlife in a series of glass mirror melted disco ball objet d'art and, more recently, integrated into delicate and carefully crafted furniture pieces.

Painstakingly hand-sculpted in the Rotganzen Studio and released only in limited editions or exclusive originals, Quelle Fete is currently one of the most coveted collector’s series around. With prices starting at $2,500, we’ve found a few more affordable yet chic ways to follow the call of the disco ball.

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Sequin Sculpty High-Collar Maxi Dress

Neiman Marcus ($495)

Representing a playful world of luxury where fashion meets lifestyle, this sequin-coated SIMONMILLER dress is inspired by mid-century mod environments and bold graphics, and is all about expression, bold statements, playful colors, and prints. Shop now.

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Disco Helmet

Amazon ($44)

This disco ball helmet is made with reflective glass that glows brightly under light and sunlight. If you wear this disco helmet, you will not only be the focal point of sunlight and lights, but also the focus of the crowd. Shop here.

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‍GIA Futuristic Mirror Beige Jumpsuit

Born In Stockholm ($261)

This one-of-a-kind festival mirror sequin jumpsuit from Born in Stockholm is designed to captivate and shine, making it a must- have for women seeking an unforgettable and unique festival outfit that's as comfortable as it is dazzling. Each sequin and rhinestone is lovingly applied by hand, ensuring an unparalleled level of attention to detail that sets this jumpsuit apart. Shop now.

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Disco Ball Cocktail Shaker

World Market ($30)

Groovy and glamorous, this holographic stainless-steel disco-ball cocktail shaker from World Market adds a dash of funk to your Friday night. From a birthday to a bachelorette, it's an essential bar tool for mixing and chilling your favorite spirits. Shop now.

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Samantha Hearn Glowing Disco Balls Art Print

Urban Outfitters ($24-$259)

Samantha Hearn is a photographer, set designer, creative director, videographer and wardrobe stylist based in Nashville, Tennessee. Her work is inspired by disco of the 70s, science fiction of all kinds, glamour, glitter and high gloss creativity. Shop now.

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‍Disco Martini Glass

Sofiest Designs ($150)

Handmade, one-of-a-kind disco martini glass – our new favorite bar cart accessory. Shop now.

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‍Chefanie Disco Ball Dinner Napkins

Feste ($20)

Le Freak. C'est Chic. And so are these embroidered, linen disco ball dinner napkins from Chefanie (set of four). Who said disco is dead? Shop here.

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Diamond Disco Ball Necklace

Ariel Gordon ($995)

An ode to the 1970s disco era, this Diamond Disco Ball Necklace has 360° of endless sparkle with over a third of a carat of pave diamonds. Seamlessly strung on a 16" baby curb chain, a dainty layer on its own or the perfect stellar add-on. Get your groove on. Shop here.