There are two kinds of people: those who decorate for Halloween and those who don’t. While I fall into the latter category (I just love Fall decorations too much), I have many friends declare Halloween to be their favorite holiday and go all out for decorations. Even if you don’t love ghosts, witches and jack-o-lanterns you can easily find a mantlescape that is your style. Check out my roundup of some pretty amazing Halloween mantles.
Source: Charmed, I’m Sure
1. All Hallow’s Eve
This particular mantle looks like it’s been directly inspired by Edgar Allan Poe himself. From the black rats, the ravens and the oversized clock, you’d half expect a reading of “The Raven” to start playing as you walk by. This design uses lots of natural elements, like the branch and twin to really give it that super creepy and real feel.
See more of this spooky mantle at Charmed, I’m Sure.
Source: InteriorsBySarahLangry.com
2. Clean & Creepy
If you have a more modern home that you don’t intend to clutter with a huge mantle design, this clean mantlescape is perfect. Paper three dimensional bats, a homemade circle garland, twigs and metallic pumpkins all come together on this large fireplace to give that creepy feel, without feeling overdone. This is the perfect minimalist mantle!
See this designer’s entire Halloween decorated home at InteriorsBySarahLangry.com.
Source: RandiGarrettDesign.com
3. Pumpkins Galore
Pumpkins are the ultimate decor when it comes to Fall and Halloween, and they can come in all shapes, sizes and colors. Shiny, matte, metallic or wild colors, you can get this same look to match whatever style your home is. Pule them up on black feathers, add some black birds, butterflies berries and beads and you’ve got a super festive mantle.
Head to RandiGarrettDesign.com to see 19 more ways to decorate beautifully for Halloween!
Karly Wood
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