Get ready to transform your home into a spine-chilling spectacle! Halloween is just around the corner, and it’s time to bring out the witches, ghosts, and ghouls. From classic Jack-o’-Lanterns to haunted house silhouettes and everything in between, these decorations are sure to spook up your home in the most delightfully terrifying way.
Lots get SPOOKED!!
1. Jack-O’-Lanterns
It’s not Halloween without Jack-o’-Lanterns, so get out there and find the best (or worst) looking pumpkin and carve away.
If you’re looking for some tools give this carving kit a try.
2. Witch’s Cauldron
A classic Halloween staple. A witches Cauldron will surely impress and add to the spooky atmosphere.
You could go for one large cauldron or mini cauldrons to store lil snacks. Up to you how you want to incorporate it into your space.
3. Haunted House Silhouettes
To this day my mom still puts up haunted house silhouette window stickers and I will always be a fan.
There is something so fun about putting these up, really gets you in the Halloween spirit.
AND of course spooky.
4. Spider Webs
Stretch fake spider webs across bushes, windows, and doorways. Don’t be afraid to bring it indoors either.
5. Glowing Eyes
We love a little DIY around here. Cut eye shapes in toilet paper rolls, insert glow sticks, and place them in bushes or trees.
luckily if you’re not into doing it yourself, you can go the premade glow in the dark eyes route.
6. Hanging Bats
Hang realistic-looking bats from the ceiling, porch or slap em on the wall. Someone is bound to mistake them for the real deal, especially at night.
7. Tombstones
Create a mini graveyard with some tombstones. Nobody is truly comfortable walking among the dead. In this case no one is dead but you get it.
8. Skeletons
Position plastic skeletons in lifelike poses throughout your home and yard. What’s creepier than skinless figures?
No need to go life size for these guys, the mini skeletons will get the job done.
9. Ghostly Figures
Hang white sheets to create ghostly apparitions in your yard. Or invest in a light up ghost.
10. Candles in Jars
Place LED candles in old looking jars for a spooky, flickering effect. Fine line between moody and eery. A more subtle Halloween decoration.
11. Creepy Cloth
Drape tattered gauze or cheesecloth around your home and furniture. Roughen up your space.
12. Skull Centerpiece
Create a centerpiece with a decorative skull. You could even take it a step further by adding other elements such as moss, spiders, flowers etc.
13. Mad Scientist Lab
Set up a lab table with jars of “specimens” and bubbling concoctions. This would be a huge hit for a Halloween Party!
14. Zombie Hands
Can’t get much creepier than a pair of ugly, bloody and almost decaying hands. If you’re looking for something that’ll stand out, you need these severed hands ASAP.
15. Spooky Mirror
Mirrors in general can already make us a little nervous, especially when it’s dark. Why not increase the spook level with a Halloween inspired mirror.
You could go for a mirror with a jump scare effect or one that is decorated to fit the creepy look.
Don’t forget, you can always add your own DIY touch to any mirror to spook it up even more.
16. Halloween Wreath
Wreaths aren’t just for Christmas anymore. Get yourself a Halloween inspired wreath to really celebrate the season.
I hear snakes are in this season!!
17. Floating Witch Hats
Hang some witches hats with clear string to give a floating effect. You could hang them from your trees, porch or even inside the house. Whatever space you want to spook up the most.
18. Random Severed Body Parts
Place body parts such as severed fingers, eyeballs and ears around your house. A surprise spook around every corner this Halloween.
19. Gory Handprints
Gore it up this Halloween. Some bloody handprints should do the trick.
You could go the decal route or get your hands dirty and make your own with some fake blood.
20. Giant Spiders
Ahh giant spiders. I’m sure those creepy crawlies live for the Halloween season.
It’s their time to shine.
I really am not sure what is worse than a couple of Giant spiders roaming around. That’s exactly why you should incorporate them into your decorations.
These decorations will definitely increase the spook level both inside and outside your home. This is a great starting point if you’re looking to go all out with the Halloween decorations.
Hopefully not too scary hehe
