Football Decor for The Big Game

Well Hello! 2021 is in full swing with the last day of January in the rearview mirror and a snowy start to February in large parts of this great Nation of ours. Will our beloved groundhog in Pennsylvania see his shadow? 

Although an abbreviated month, February does offers some fun-packed holidays and long-standing traditions. One such event began in the United States in 1967 after a grand merger involving two large football conferences. The powers in charge decided it was time for teams in the East and teams in the West to duke it out at the end of a season in the game of all games, the final Battle of the Pig Skin!

American Football by The Macneil Studio

This particular Sunday in the second month of the year is unique in that people set aside bitterness about their team’s loss to come together to watch two hailing teams display their skills on a massive field. People go all out decorating their homes and buying heaps of drink and comfort food for the onslaught of friends and family. 

Puppies #59 by Andrea Mascitti Puppies

However, this year, things will look a little different for the most expensive ticket in town. With the current pandemic recommendations from top medical experts, advise against gathering groups of people outside your immediate household indoors. That doesn't mean you need to suffer. It means you should treat yourself and your family by decorating to the nines and getting all of your food favs for this coming February 7th.          

Hail Mary by Lucia Heffernan

There is no point in moping, as it won’t change the situation. Tackle that nasty pandemic with balloons, streamers, chicken wings, and inspiring canvas art to liven up your game room and put you in a festive mood! We have chosen four of our favorite wall decor pieces, from American vintage style to doggos in action, that will help you send positive winning vibes to your favorite team. Hang for the big game and leave up year-round for the love of the sport. 

Round up the family, including the furry ones with their team jerseys, get a warm fire going, and enjoy lots of unhealthy food and the comforting and colorful aesthetics of your home for the big game day.

XLI by Richard Wallich